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Board a private luxury boat from Salerno and watch the Amalfi Coast fold into gold over three hours of coastal cruising, swimming, and optional drone or underwater extras. This guided sunset tour stops at seaside towns like Praiano and Positano and includes snorkeling gear and refreshments.
Board a private luxury boat from Salerno and watch the Amalfi Coast fold into gold over three hours of coastal cruising, swimming, and optional drone or underwater extras. This guided sunset tour stops at seaside towns like Praiano and Positano and includes snorkeling gear and refreshments.
You step aboard as the harbor light thins and the sea pulls you away from Salerno—salt on your lips, a skipper calling trim lines, the coastline unspooling like a map. The captain points the bow west; cliffs turn orange as the sun leans toward the Tyrrhenian and the water dares you to watch the day finish.
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Operated by Petruccelli Sea Service · Salerno, Campania
You step aboard as the harbor light thins and the sea pulls you away from Salerno—salt on your lips, a skipper calling trim lines, the coastline unspooling like a map. The captain points the bow west; cliffs turn orange as the sun leans toward the Tyrrhenian and the water dares you to watch the day finish.
The Amalfi Coast is carved from limestone and volcanic deposits, coastal cliffs cut by streams and worn into arches and coves. Once a maritime republic, Amalfi’s ports have guided sailors for centuries; towns like Vietri, Maiori and Amalfi still wear that seafaring history in ceramics, alleys and harbors. On clear evenings, the rock stacks off Praiano puncture the horizon—markers in a long coastal story.
This private, three-hour luxury cruise runs between Salerno and Positano with bathing stops, snorkeling equipment provided, and optional extras like drone photography or an underwater scooter. Expect calm late-afternoon waters and a relaxed pace: guests swim, snack on light fare, or lean against the rail as the sun edges down. Bring a light jacket—sea breezes intensify as light fades—and keep a small dry bag for electronics.
Practically: confirm pickup and exact boarding point in Salerno, arrive 15 minutes early, and notify the operator of photo or scooter add-ons before departure. Respect local swim zones and marine life; the crew follows standard safety briefings and provides life jackets. For photographers, golden hour on a low-angle sea delivers the cleanest silhouettes—capture them quickly before the light slips.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required aside from boarding and swimming.
Most departures board in Salerno harbor with the itinerary cruising past Vietri, Cetara, Maiori, Minori, Amalfi, Praiano and Positano; confirm exact boarding point with your operator.
Light snacks, fresh water and a minibar are provided; a personalized alcoholic drinks selection is available as an add-on.
Yes — snorkeling equipment is included in the tour; optional underwater scooters are available for an extra fee.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable.
Amalfi was one of Italy’s medieval maritime republics; its ports and trade networks shaped coastal towns and ceramic traditions still visible today.
The coastline is sensitive to overtourism and marine pressure—use refillable water bottles, avoid single-use plastics, and follow crew guidance to protect local habitats.
Petruccelli Sea Service operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard as the harbor light thins and the sea pulls you away from Salerno—salt on your lips, a skipper calling trim lines, the coastline unspooling like a map. The captain points the bow west; cliffs turn orange as the sun leans toward the Tyrrhenian and the water dares you to watch the day finish.
You step aboard as the harbor light thins and the sea pulls you away from Salerno—salt on your lips, a skipper calling trim lines, the coastline unspooling like a map. The captain points the bow west; cliffs turn orange as the sun leans toward the Tyrrhenian and the water dares you to watch the day finish.
The Amalfi Coast is carved from limestone and volcanic deposits, coastal cliffs cut by streams and worn into arches and coves. Once a maritime republic, Amalfi’s ports have guided sailors for centuries; towns like Vietri, Maiori and Amalfi still wear that seafaring history in ceramics, alleys and harbors. On clear evenings, the rock stacks off Praiano puncture the horizon—markers in a long coastal story.
This private, three-hour luxury cruise runs between Salerno and Positano with bathing stops, snorkeling equipment provided, and optional extras like drone photography or an underwater scooter. Expect calm late-afternoon waters and a relaxed pace: guests swim, snack on light fare, or lean against the rail as the sun edges down. Bring a light jacket—sea breezes intensify as light fades—and keep a small dry bag for electronics.
Practically: confirm pickup and exact boarding point in Salerno, arrive 15 minutes early, and notify the operator of photo or scooter add-ons before departure. Respect local swim zones and marine life; the crew follows standard safety briefings and provides life jackets. For photographers, golden hour on a low-angle sea delivers the cleanest silhouettes—capture them quickly before the light slips.