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Spend a full day aboard a Gagliotta 37 exploring Positano, Amalfi and the Li Galli isles. This eight-hour cruise combines waterborne views with time ashore for lemon desserts, churches, and cliffside alleyways.
Spend a full day aboard a Gagliotta 37 exploring Positano, Amalfi and the Li Galli isles. This eight-hour cruise combines waterborne views with time ashore for lemon desserts, churches, and cliffside alleyways.
You push off from a small Positano dock as the cliffs begin to throw their first shadows across the water. The Gagliotta 37 hums steady beneath your feet and the Tyrrhenian pulls at the hull like a companion eager to show off the coast. Sunlight glances off lemon-colored houses; wave-slick rocks dare you to look closer.
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Operated by ORIZZONTE CHARTER · Positano, Campania
You push off from a small Positano dock as the cliffs begin to throw their first shadows across the water. The Gagliotta 37 hums steady beneath your feet and the Tyrrhenian pulls at the hull like a companion eager to show off the coast. Sunlight glances off lemon-colored houses; wave-slick rocks dare you to look closer.
This full-day cruise traces the eastern edge of the Amalfi Coast, a shoreline shaped by volcanic uplift and centuries of maritime trade. You’ll slide past Punta Campanella — an old watch-point that split rival fleets — and the tiny, private Li Galli islands where 20th-century artists and dancers once sought privacy. Stops include Positano’s green-and-yellow majolica dome and Amalfi’s 11th-century Duomo, whose façade mosaics mark medieval wealth built on maritime routes and citrus exports.
Expect a practical, easy-paced day: about eight hours aboard a 37-foot motor yacht with seating for up to a dozen guests, refreshments included (prosecco, limoncello, snacks). You’ll have time ashore in Amalfi and Positano to climb stairways, try Delizia al Limone, and scout boutiques; other points (Marina del Cantone, Fiordo di Furore) are best viewed from the water where cliffs and narrow fjords show their scale.
Practical tips: arrive 20–30 minutes early at the listed meeting point, bring sun protection and motion-sickness remedies, and wear non-marking shoes for boarding. The operator cancels for heavy weather; medical restrictions apply to pregnant or cardiac conditions. For travelers wanting a comfortable, scenic day on the water, this is a direct and lively way to read the Amalfi’s coastline at sea level.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels — short walks and stairs ashore are the most demanding parts
Primary meeting points are Via Regina Giovanna near Hotel Covo dei Saraceni or Marina della Lobra; check your voucher for the exact dock address.
Swimming is sometimes possible at calm anchor spots but depends on sea conditions and the captain’s discretion for safety.
Yes — the tour provides soft drinks, beers, prosecco, limoncello and light snacks during the cruise.
The cruise is family-friendly, but expect steep steps ashore; infants must sit on laps and travelers with spinal or serious cardiac conditions are not recommended.
The Amalfi Coast’s harbors grew wealthy in the medieval maritime republic era; many churches and domes reflect that seafaring legacy.
Punta Campanella is part of a marine protected area — respect no-anchor zones and minimize single-use plastics to reduce impacts.
ORIZZONTE CHARTER operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from a small Positano dock as the cliffs begin to throw their first shadows across the water. The Gagliotta 37 hums steady beneath your feet and the Tyrrhenian pulls at the hull like a companion eager to show off the coast. Sunlight glances off lemon-colored houses; wave-slick rocks dare you to look closer.
You push off from a small Positano dock as the cliffs begin to throw their first shadows across the water. The Gagliotta 37 hums steady beneath your feet and the Tyrrhenian pulls at the hull like a companion eager to show off the coast. Sunlight glances off lemon-colored houses; wave-slick rocks dare you to look closer.
This full-day cruise traces the eastern edge of the Amalfi Coast, a shoreline shaped by volcanic uplift and centuries of maritime trade. You’ll slide past Punta Campanella — an old watch-point that split rival fleets — and the tiny, private Li Galli islands where 20th-century artists and dancers once sought privacy. Stops include Positano’s green-and-yellow majolica dome and Amalfi’s 11th-century Duomo, whose façade mosaics mark medieval wealth built on maritime routes and citrus exports.
Expect a practical, easy-paced day: about eight hours aboard a 37-foot motor yacht with seating for up to a dozen guests, refreshments included (prosecco, limoncello, snacks). You’ll have time ashore in Amalfi and Positano to climb stairways, try Delizia al Limone, and scout boutiques; other points (Marina del Cantone, Fiordo di Furore) are best viewed from the water where cliffs and narrow fjords show their scale.
Practical tips: arrive 20–30 minutes early at the listed meeting point, bring sun protection and motion-sickness remedies, and wear non-marking shoes for boarding. The operator cancels for heavy weather; medical restrictions apply to pregnant or cardiac conditions. For travelers wanting a comfortable, scenic day on the water, this is a direct and lively way to read the Amalfi’s coastline at sea level.