The Best Amalfi Coast Yacht Charter Guide for 2027 and 2028 | Italy
Boatbookings' Expert Luxury Yacht Charter and Crewed Catamaran Guide for Capri, Positano, Ischia, and Sorrento and the Rest of the Amalfi Coast During 2027 and 2028
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An Amalfi Coast luxury yacht charter vacation is an unforgettable experience that should be on everyone's bucket list. Whether you want to cruise these waters for your annual family vacation, host an iconic birthday celebration, or want to experience a true yacht charter for the first time, there is nowhere more memorable or perfect than the Amalfi Coast and its surroundings.
Sail through blue Mediterranean waters to discover the chic islands of Ischia and Capri, or venture along the rest of this breathtaking coastline. The charm of the towns and the smell of lemons in the air will leave you wanting to come back again and again. Our Boatbookings Charter Experts know this coastline inside and out, with hundreds of successful charters and years of first-hand experience exploring these streets; we can guarantee you the finest crewed motor yacht, crewed catamaran, or bareboat charter on the Amalfi Coast. From the port of Napoli and the islands to Positano, Amalfi, and every other town on the peninsula, we know all the ins and outs for you to explore.
Amalfi Coast Charter Types for 2027 and 2028
A Brief Introduction to the Amalfi Coast
Situated in the center of the Campanian coastline, and just south of Napoli (Naples) is The Amalfi Coast, an Italian peninsula synonymous with beauty, historic charm, and romance. The striking beauty and seafood of this UNESCO World Heritage Site have drawn people to it since Roman times, and its history is deeply rooted in maritime trade and a reputation as a vacation destination for the nobility and particularly wealthy.
Today, the tourist trade is still as much a part of life in Amalfi as the myths, and legends that have helped this region maintain its unique cultural identity. In the "Costiera Amalfitana", there is no better way to embrace all the beauty and discover the history than from the comfort of a luxury yacht charter. You can step back in time to uncover the rich history and culture of the region from the lemons to the castles as you explore and wander through narrow streets between pastel-colored houses to find boutique shops and family-run restaurants. With the sun sparkling on the waves, world-renowned cuisine, and breathtaking views, the Amalfi Coast is a top luxury charter destination with guests returning year after year.
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Amalfi Coast Crewed Motor Yachts
The Amalfi Coast is an ideal destination for a luxury motor yacht charter vacation. During the summer months, this stunning coastline is dotted with yachts and super-yachts cruising through Mediterranean waters and stopping off to enjoy some time in the beautiful cliff-side towns with great shopping and fantastic restaurants. It is also a dreamy destination in October for those of you looking to enjoy a peaceful retreat on the Amalfi Coast when the crowds have vanished yet the sun still shines; an experience enjoyed by many guests on board ZIA CANAIA. Our Charter Experts can help you find the perfect luxury motor yacht charter to fit all of your needs during your bespoke Amalfi Coast Itinerary. For a little more inspiration on where to go and what to do along this boundless coastline, our Amalfi Coast crewed motor yacht Itinerary includes shopping in Capri and lunch in Positano! There is so much to discover here from chic Capri to sensual Sorrento, and a luxury crewed motor yacht charter is the perfect way to experience it all.
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Amalfi Coast Crewed Catamaran Charter
Our Boatbookings Charter Experts have access to the finest selection of crewed catamarans on the Amalfi Coast for your summer or autumn getaway. The Italian coastline boasts one of the best selections of luxury Crewed catamarans in the world. Each boat offers every amenity, and comfort you might want for your time onboard with friends and family. These charters are ideal for families as they provide excellent space and exceptional stability, ensuring that all guests are comfortable onboard. Having the option to sail means you will also benefit from lower fuel consumption and fuel bills. There really is no better way to embrace the true beauty of cruising southern Italy's waters.
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Amalfi Crewed Sailing Yachts
Unsurprisingly, the Amalfi Coast is steeped in sailing tradition with Capri and Positano featuring as the most distinguished port towns in the region. After cutting through the waves with the wind filling your sails, there is nothing better than anchoring in a secluded bay protected by huge cliffs to take some time to relax, swim, and explore. With many crewed sailing boats along the Amalfi Coast, there is no better time to explore southern Italy with your friends and family. Sicily is another popular crewed sailing yacht destination as you have the magical Aeolian Islands nearby which are waiting to be discovered.
For those who enjoy performance sailing, the Regatta of the Ancient Maritime Republics occurs every year, usually in June. It rotates between the ancient Italian Maritime Republics of Amalfi, Genoa, Pisa, and Venice under the patronage of the Italian Republic President. The competition is preceded by a historical procession with actors dressed in the characteristic clothes of the different Republics. Our Charter Experts can help you find the best luxury charter to get a view of the races.
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Amalfi Coast Bareboat Charters
The rocky and rugged Amalfi Coast creates many natural, scenic, and well-protected harbors, ideal for yachting holiday vacations and day charters. The mild year-round climate means that chartering here is suitable at any time of the year, with sailing conditions pleasantly relaxing and easy-going. The best sailing conditions for Amalfi Coast Yacht Charters are located between Capri and Positano. Don't miss out; enquire today for a bespoke proposal from one of our sailing experts.
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Amalfi Coast Day Charters
If you are vacationing anywhere along the Amalfi Coast, it is strongly recommended that you plan at least a day charter to experience some of this stunning coast from the water. A day charter will give you a more personal experience, allowing you to visit any beach you may stumble upon, and take advantage of the entire coast in a way driving from town to town just cannot compete with.
The proximity of the destinations along the coast and the delights of the Gulf of Naples means that you can easily find time to explore both, it just depends on how much you want to do. Find an authentic Italian lunch as you dine at a scenic seaside restaurant, away from crowds, or venture through the streets to explore all the shops. There are so many interesting and charming destinations along the Amalfi Coast, that no matter how many we suggest, guests are always telling us about new and exciting experiences, but for some reason, day charters are almost always one of the most popular options.
History of the Amalfi Coast
The history of the Amalfi Coast and the region of Campania is long, intricate, and highlighted by periods under the rule of most of the civilizations that have swept their way through the Mediterranean region over the centuries, from the Romans to the Byzantine Empire. The most significant period in the area’s history has to be between the 9th and 13th centuries, when the Maritime Republic of Amalfi was established, with Amalfi as the capital. The Republic was an important trading power and enjoyed extensive trade links with the East, leading to the Moorish influences evident in many of the towns along the coastline. Many of the unique traditions of this region date back to that period.
Culture of the Amalfi Coast
The culture on the Amalfi Coast is just what you would expect from an amazingly beautiful coastal Italian province with a laid-back, friendly, and pleasant atmosphere. The historic prosperity of the region has led to the construction of many large and prestigious churches, villas, and monuments in the affluent towns throughout history. Today, these monuments are now the stunning backdrops to the exclusive boutiques, grand hotels, and gourmet restaurants that have evolved with the tourism-driven economy.
There is still something of the old Italian style in the area, and it is unlikely to leave as the people are proud of their heritage and work hard to maintain each town's unique character, such as the ceramicists of Vietri Sul Mare, the tailors and sandal makers of Positano, and the fine food of Minori. With so much history and so much to share with the world, the culture along the Amalfi Coast is as vibrant and star-studded as ever before.
Must-Visit Destinations on the Amalfi Coast
Capri | Positano | Amalfi | Maiori | Minori | Atrani | Praiano| Vietri Sul Mare | Salerno | Ischia | Procida
Below is our guide to each of the key ports and towns along the Amalfi Coast. From food to views to so much more, there are boundless possibilities to discover in this stunning region, and this guide only scratches the surface. Each town has its own charm and secrets to discover, and we hope this guide inspires your bespoke charter itinerary.
Capri
The Isle of Capri is rugged and rocky but this roughness also lends itself to a particular kind of beauty that makes this striking destination the perfect getaway. The island is within cruising distance of Napoli to the North and the Amalfi Coast to the South, making it an ideal addition to any bespoke Italian charter itinerary. Rising out of the sea to an impressive height, the looming and dramatic cliffs are a spectacular sight, and the caves and grottos make exploring the coastline a fascinating journey of discovery. In particular, the Arco Naturale, the Grotto Azzura, Grotto Verde, and Grotto Bianco are all fascinating natural wonders worth exploring and being on a luxury yacht charter means you can take your tender out to swim in the Grotto Azzura and get up close with the coastline on your own terms.
Apart from the natural wonders of this breathtaking island, Capri is a haven for foodies, and shoppers alike. Home to some of the most delectable Italian restaurants in the world and boutique shopping experiences. You can enjoy an authentic Caprese salad at La Fontelina Beach Club, or make a reservation for fine dining at Villa Verde after a day spent finding the newest in fashion. Better yet, after exploring everything from the Arco Naturale to the shops, you can revel under the canopy of lemon trees at the famous Da Paolino restaurant, where you can enjoy your food within the truly quaint atmosphere of days gone by.
There is so much to discover on Capri and even a Capri Day Charter can be a truly fantastic way to cruise over for the day and explore this beautiful island. With strikingly white streets, unique ceramic door signs, beautiful flowers, gourmet cuisine, and views, upon views, there is nowhere quite like Capri.
Best Things to Do in Capri:
Visit the Blue Grotto: Drop anchor nearby and let your crew arrange the smooth transfer by tender, followed by a local rowboat ride into Capri’s most famous sea cave, where the water glows an electric blue beneath the rock.
Ride Up to Monte Solaro: Come ashore in Anacapri and take the open-air chairlift to the island’s highest point, where sweeping views stretch across the Gulf of Naples and your crewed yacht rests below in the blue.
Cruise Past the Faraglioni Rocks: Let your captain or skipper guide the yacht toward Capri’s iconic rock formations, where the dramatic limestone arches create a spectacular backdrop for photos, relaxed deck time, and an afternoon cocktail at sea.
Stroll Through the Gardens of Augustus: Step ashore for an easy walk through Capri’s terraced gardens, where panoramic viewpoints reveal the winding Via Krupp paths, sheer cliffs, and the deep blue water below.
Enjoy Aperitivo at the Piazzetta: Head into Capri’s glamorous central square for limoncello and boutique browsing before returning to the calm comfort of your yacht for the evening.
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Positano
Famed around the world for its romantic and dreamy nature, Positano is a jaunty stack of pastel-colored buildings that is often described as the star of the film ‘Under the Tuscan Sun’. This charming town has so much to discover from fine dining at Li Galli to Arienzo Beach Club, where you can savor fresh fish dishes and soak up the sun at the same time, with the sea just a few steps away. If you are feeling like dancing off dinner, head to Music on the Rocks, a lively bar embedded into Positano Rockface which is the venue to see and be seen! There is so much to discover in this small, but stunning town, and a luxury yacht charter allows you to anchor right off the beach, and tender right into the heart of town.
Best Things to Do in Positano:
Arrive by yacht at Spiaggia Grande: Cruise into Positano’s most iconic waterfront, where the view of the town rising above the beach feels far more dramatic from the water than from the road.
Enjoy a long lunch at a sea-access restaurant: Let your crew arrange a tender ride to one of the coast’s waterfront restaurants, where fresh seafood, chilled wine, and the sound of water against the rocks turn lunch into the centerpiece of the day.
Slip away to Fornillo Beach: Anchor nearby and enjoy a quieter swim stop or beach visit just beyond Positano’s main scene, with clear water, a more relaxed atmosphere, and a beautiful approach by sea.
Spend the afternoon at an iconic beach club: Cruise toward one of the Amalfi Coast’s celebrated beach clubs, such as Conca del Sogno, where polished service, Mediterranean scenery, and arrival by boat create a distinctly yacht-led experience.
Enjoy aperitivo and boutique time ashore: Step into Positano for designer shopping, ceramics, and a golden-hour aperitivo before returning to your yacht, combining the town’s chic energy with the privacy and ease of your charter.
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Amalfi
The namesake of this famous coastline, Amalfi is a town with a long and wealthy history. Once the capital of the entire peninsula, this stunning city is home to a striking cathedral, delicious food, friendly people, and so much more. The entire coast is a renowned charter destination with stunning destinations like Capri, Positano, and Ischia; it is an area that can be explored over weeks and a destination you will willingly revisit multiple times and find each trip more exciting than the last. Despite the allure of these other destinations, Amalfi itself remains one of our Charter Experts' favorite stops, with the Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea standing out as a particularly fascinating site. The striped exterior and stunning interior are awe-inspiring whether or not you are religious. A luxury yacht charter can allow you to anchor just off the beach before venturing ashore to discover everything this ancient and enticing town has to offer.
Best Things to Do in Amalfi:
Arrive by yacht beneath Amalfi Cathedral: Come ashore near Piazza Duomo, where the Cathedral of St. Andrew rises above the town with a striking blend of architectural influences, giving families and friends a beautiful cultural pause between time on the water.
Lunch by the sea at Santa Croce or Duoglio: Let your crew arrange a relaxed lunch stop at one of the nearby coastal restaurants reachable by boat, where seafood, sea breeze, and a slower pace make the meal feel like part of the charter rather than a break from it.
Explore Amalfi’s paper-making heritage: Visit the Paper Museum for a refined glimpse into Amalfi’s handmade paper tradition, an elegant shore excursion for guests who enjoy craftsmanship, history, and authentic local culture.
Swim near beaches best reached from the water: Use your yacht to enjoy Amalfi’s coastline beyond the main beach, including sea-access spots such as Santa Croce and Vite Beach, where the day feels more private and unhurried.
Drift ashore for boutiques, cafés, and golden-hour aperitivo: Spend the late afternoon wandering Amalfi’s historic center, then return to your yacht as the harbor lights begin to glow and the coast settles into evening.
Maiori
Lying at the head of the Tramonti Valley, Maiori has become known for its connections with the Italian film director Roberto Rosellini and today is the host for the Rossellini film festival. The town also holds many other events mostly throughout the high season, including a five-church-marathon with musical and theatrical performances as part of the celebrations. You may want to do this after you taste the local delicacy, an unusual combination of eggplants with a chocolate and nut sauce! A luxury day charter will allow you unrivaled access to this enticing little town.
Best Things to Do in Maiori:
Anchor off Maiori Beach: Enjoy the longest beach on the Amalfi Coast, where a generous sweep of shoreline gives families and friends an easy, elegant setting for swimming, sunning, and relaxing time ashore.
Lunch along the seafront promenade: Step ashore for a slow Italian lunch by the water, where Maiori’s broader beachfront and gentler pace create a refined alternative to the coast’s busier marquee stops.
Explore the Grotta di Pandora by boat: Let your crew time a coastal cruise to the Grotta di Pandora, where submerged rock formations bring a more adventurous, sea-led dimension to a Maiori yacht charter day.
Walk a section of the Sentiero dei Limoni: Come ashore for the Lemon Trail between Maiori and Minori, a fragrant route through lemon terraces that adds culture, movement, and sweeping coastal views before returning to the comfort of your yacht.
Visit the Castle of San Nicola de Thoro-Plano: Add a touch of history with a visit to this 9th-century fortress above Maiori, rewarding guests with a deeper sense of the coast’s defensive past and panoramic views over the sea.
Minori
Like most of the towns along the Amalfi Coast, Minori was founded by the ancient Roman nobility who, for its beauty and mild climate, chose to build luxurious villas on the cliffs of the coast. Fine examples of Italian architecture can be found here, from the ancient Roman villas and the Basilica of Santa Trofimena to the churches of Santa Lucia, San Gennaro, and San Michele. Today, Minori is famed for its exceptional quality of food, and this is celebrated each September in the fine food festival known as ‘Gusta Minori’ (Tastes of Minori). Chartering here can bring you up close and personal with all the sights and means you can visit a number of towns in the same day.
Best Things to Do in Minori:
Come ashore for Minori’s waterfront calm: Minori is one of the quieter seaside towns on the Amalfi Coast, making it a refined stop for charter guests who want an easy beach walk, a relaxed swim, and a gentler pace between livelier ports.
Visit the Roman Villa: Step from yacht life into ancient coastal leisure at Minori’s Roman Villa, a 1st-century seaside residence that gives cultured guests a fascinating glimpse into how the Roman elite once lived by the water.
Taste pastries at Sal De Riso: Pause ashore for Minori’s famous pastry scene, where lemon desserts and refined local flavors make a sweet, elegant interlude before returning to the yacht.
Walk part of the Sentiero dei Limoni: For guests who enjoy a little movement between anchorages, the Lemon Path offers fragrant terraces, sea views, and a graceful connection between Minori and Maiori.
Enjoy a slow lunch near the harbor: Minori’s compact waterfront and family-run dining scene make it perfect for an unhurried lunch ashore, followed by a peaceful return to the yacht for afternoon cruising along the Amalfi Coast.
Praiano
Praiano, like other places along this picturesque coastline, is surrounded by splendid landscapes that have lured Roman Emperors and the wealthy here since the first century AD. The town meets the sea, edged by the white fishermen’s houses prevalent in the area, and features a baroque-style church, the beautiful Church of St Luca the Evangelist. The town faces a small archipelago of three islands known as ‘Li Galli’ or ‘Sirenuse’.Praiano is an intriguing place to stay and take small, yet interesting sailing day trips from Positano. Easy to reach by boat, the beach here is stunning and the village has its own unique charm.
Best Things to Do in Praiano:
Anchor near Marina di Praia: Tucked at sea level between dramatic rock walls, Marina di Praia gives charter guests a more intimate Amalfi Coast stop for swimming, tendering ashore, and enjoying a slower lunch by the water.
Settle into La Gavitella for sunset: La Gavitella is one of Praiano’s signature sea-view spots, known for its west-facing outlook and sunset light, making it a beautiful late-afternoon stop before returning to the yacht.
Cruise toward the Grotta di Suppraiano and Grotta dell’Africana: From Marina di Praia, short boat excursions can reach these coastal grottoes, giving yacht charter guests a quieter, sea-led adventure away from the busier Amalfi Coast ports.
Take in the view from San Gennaro: Step ashore for a quiet cultural pause at Praiano’s Church of San Gennaro, where its majolica-tiled dome, historic setting, and sweeping coastal views offer a graceful change of pace between time on the water.
Enjoy a polished lunch at a sea-access beach club: Let your crew coordinate a tender transfer to one of Praiano’s waterside venues, where Campanian flavors, clear water, and unhurried service turn lunch into the centerpiece of the charter day.
Vietri Sul Mare
If you are traveling North from Salerno, Vietri Sul Mare is the first town you will reach along the coast and is a perfect and picturesque spot for your first stop. The local economy is based on the production of its unique brilliantly colored ceramics and brickwork, which embellish the town’s buildings. The town has plenty to explore during your charter from cozy little shops to a sandy beach and a marina in case you are thinking of staying here for a few days.
Best Things to Do in Vietri Sul Mare:
Arrive by yacht at Marina di Vietri: Let Vietri sul Mare come into view from the water, where the Amalfi Coast softens into a broad seafront, warm beach light, and an easygoing rhythm that makes a graceful first or final stop near Salerno.
Browse Vietri’s hand-painted ceramics: Wander ashore into workshops and boutiques filled with hand-painted majolica, where vivid blues, yellows, and greens echo the sea, lemons, and tiled domes of the Amalfi Coast.
Visit the Ceramics Museum at Villa Guariglia: Step into Vietri’s artistic soul at Villa Guariglia, where centuries of ceramic craftsmanship add a cultured pause to the day before you return to the yacht with the coastline spread below.
Swim near La Crestarella or Cancelluzzo Beach: Ask your crew to shape a quiet swim stop along Vietri’s coast, where clear water, rocky edges, and tucked-away beaches create a more private way to enjoy the eastern Amalfi Coast.
Settle into a sea-view lunch near Marina d’Albori: Slow the day over fresh seafood and Campanian flavors by the water, with the sound of the sea close by and your yacht waiting just beyond the shoreline.
Atrani
Away from the noise and bustle of other locations, the small fishing town of Atrani lies hidden from view enclosed by steep rocky walls. The town preserves the typical structure of a medieval town, with alleys, narrow streets, vaults, archways and small squares and courtyards. On the surrounding mountain slopes, bright and colorful flowers spill over the balconies of the distinctive white houses among the lemon orchards that reach down to the sea.
Best Things to Do in Atrani:
Arrive by yacht for a quieter Amalfi Coast pause: Let Atrani appear from the water as a compact, sea-facing village beside Amalfi, giving charter guests a gentler stop for a swim, a stroll, and time ashore without the rush of larger ports.
Swim off Atrani Beach: Drop anchor nearby and enjoy Atrani’s small beach from the sea, where clear water and a more intimate shoreline make it a graceful choice for families and friends who want an easy, unhurried swim stop.
Wander through Piazza Umberto I: Come ashore into Atrani’s main square, where the day softens into café tables, village rhythms, and a sense of local life that feels wonderfully removed from the coast’s busier scenes.
Visit Santa Maria Maddalena: Add a refined cultural stop at the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maddalena, whose sea-facing position and majolica dome give charter guests a beautiful glimpse of Atrani’s history and coastal character.
Explore Atrani’s narrow lanes before returning to the yacht: Drift through covered passageways, stairways, and intimate streets shaped by centuries of Amalfi Coast life, then return to your yacht with the feeling of having stepped into one of the region’s most quietly atmospheric corners.
Salerno
The largest city on the peninsula of the Amalfi Coast, Salerno combines charm and individuality with its colorful past. Many people say the promenade, lined with trees, is the most picturesque walkway in Italy! So, take a stroll to soak in the city, dine at a local Trattoria, and check out the Duomo, to get an all-encompassing Salerno experience. From gourmet dining to chic shops and unforgettable views, this city has so much to offer, and a luxury charter here can give you easy access to everything there is to do.
Best Things to do in Salerno:
Arrive through the Port of Salerno: Let Salerno welcome you from the water, where its strategic position at the natural beginning of the Amalfi Coast makes it a graceful gateway for unhurried cruising toward Vietri sul Mare, Amalfi, Positano, Capri, Ischia, and Procida.
Stroll the Lungomare Trieste at golden hour: Step ashore for a slow seafront walk along Salerno’s celebrated promenade, where cafés, open-air terraces, and views across the Gulf create a refined pause before returning to your yacht.
Explore Salerno’s historic center: Wander from the waterfront into stone-paved lanes, pastel buildings, artisan shops, and shaded piazzas, with Salerno Cathedral adding an elegant architectural landmark to a cultured afternoon ashore before returning to your yacht.
Visit the Garden of Minerva: Add a peaceful, elevated stop to your charter day at this historic botanical garden in the old town, where terraced greenery and sea views offer a quiet moment above the harbor.
Take in the view from Castello di Arechi: For guests who enjoy history with a sense of arrival, this medieval castle above Salerno offers sweeping views over the city and gulf, giving your yacht charter a memorable landward perspective before cruising onward.
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Getting to the Amalfi Coast
The main airports near the Amalfi Coast are the Naples International Airport which is served by most major European airlines and the Airport of Salerno known as "Costa d'Amalfi" which supports some services from various European destinations. For charters starting in Naples, we would recommend flying into Naples Airport (Aeroporto di Napoli Capodichino) before taking a transfer to your embarkation port. For other charters, the Airport of Salerno is often more convenient.
Amalfi Coast Top 10 'Must-Do's'
1. Pompeii
Covered by ash in AD 79 by the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius, this ancient city has become a hotspot for travelers and tourists alike to discover a remarkably well-preserved piece of history in the ruins. Preserved for over 1,500 years, you can explore Roman Ampithers, bathhouses and so much more, making this archeological site a worthwhile attraction whether you are an avid historian or not. We have found that a visit here is one of the best ways to round out the end of a charter itinerary. Our guests frequently take a guided tour after disembarking at the end of their luxury yacht charter.
2. Herculaneum
The lavish and wealthy neighbour of Pompeii, Herculaneum was a Roman vacation town that met the same fate as Pompeii during Mount Vesuvius’ eruption. Today it is one of the few places you can see the impressive architecture and splendor of the Roman Empire, with furniture, buildings, and even food preserved by the ash. While smaller than its neighbor Pompeii, Herculaneum is almost more beautiful and enchanting with more detail including many roofs and second floors preserved.
3. Mount Vesuvius
The explosive force behind both Pompeii and Herculaneum’s fame, Mount Vesuvius looms over the city of Napoli and the stunning coastline. From the unmatched views when seen from the water, and the ability to sail up to the coast and easily visit sites like Pompeii, a luxury charter can make it easy to see and experience the mountain.
4. Blue Grotto Capri
On the island of Capri resides a beautiful sea cave, with sunlight passing through an underwater cavity to illuminate the cavern in a stunning shade of blue. This 150-meter-deep pool was used as a marine temple during Roman times and was even the personal swimming pool of Emperor Tiberius. It is a must-see among must-sees along this coastline, and most weekly itineraries on the Amalfi Coast will include this mesmerizing adventure!
5. Ischia Thermal Baths
Once you have walked the ancient roads of Pompeii or Herculaneum you may wish to kick back and relax a little. Ischia, the largest of the Phlegrean Islands off the Bay of Naples, is home to the self-proclaimed European capital of wellbeing. Natural baths, mythically formed by Zeus from a giant’s tears, provide a utopian spot for some downtime. Albergo Regina Isabelle in Lacco Ameno is one of the most sought-after Spas in Ischia; Hotel Caruso in Ravello is another fantastic option and has amazing views too!
6. Mount Epomeo
Covered in vibrant green flora, the highest mountain on the volcanic island of Ischia is hard to miss. You can take a path to the summit from the nearby village of Fontana, making sure to catch a glimpse of the white lava that coats the upper echelons of this rocky landmark.
7. Da Paulino’s
Having been opened by Paulino under the famous lemon trees, the present restaurant is run by his son, serves freshly caught fish, high-quality meats and locally produced desserts. This iconic restaurant is a must-visit on your Amalfi charter!
8. Sorrento Gelato
Enjoy genuine artisan gelato in Sorrento, and make the most of this quaint Italian town, whilst cooling down and soaking in the sights with a flavour of your choice.
9. Seafood Lunch in Nerano
Enjoy an al fresco lunch anchored off the bay of Nerano. Allow your private world-class chef to treat you to some culinary delights whilst you enjoy the picturesque scenery of the Italian coastline from your yacht.
10. Shopping in Capri
Capri’s city center includes a mix of luxurious stores and local producers who can provide you with something a bit more unique, from shoes and fabrics to pottery and jewelry.
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Cuisine of the Amalfi Coast
With such a strong maritime influence, cuisine from the Amalfi Coast is dominated by the smells and tastes of seafood, and of course, the equally infamous and famous lemons. Whether you want to enjoy an authentic Italian pizza that may make it difficult to eat pizza anywhere else or discover truly fine Michelin star dining, the Amalfi Coast has it all. For more inspiration, check out our suggestions for the top Restaurants, Bars, and Beach Clubs of the Amalfi Coast.
World-renowned for its lemon groves which have existed since Roman times and now have a special body of people to look after and protect them. The lemons are used widely in the cuisine of the Amalfi Coast and are the signature ingredient in Limoncello, which originates from Sorrento on the end of the Sorrentine Peninsula. Other specialties of the area are varied and diverse as you move from town to town, but pasta is always freshly made, and fresh vegetables, in particular, eggplant, tomatoes, zucchini, Mediterranean herbs, and good quality meats are prevalent.
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Sustainable Yachting on the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast, like all of Italy, is committed to sustainability and eco-tourism. With initiatives across the country encouraging recycling by locals and visitors alike and towns like Sorrento banning plastic straws and switching to hybrid businesses that cut emissions, the entire coast is going green. In addition, businesses all along the coast are installing solar panels and rainwater collection systems to help the Amalfi Coast become a hotspot for sustainable travel.
As you explore this stunning region, you can relax onboard an eco-conscious charter yacht before taking advantage of electric scooters to explore the towns. You can discover local markets with fresh Italian produce grown with traditional organic methods or swim in the pristine waters where fish abound and boats collect any litter. There is so much to discover on the Amalfi Coast and taking some time to taste the flavors and cut back on your carbon footprint can make the experience that much more memorable.
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