Is swimming allowed during the cruise?

Yes, there are planned stops in calm bays where guests can swim and cool off.

Are food and drinks included on board?

The cruise includes Italian Prosecco, beer, soft drinks, water, and salty snacks.

How can I get to the meeting point in Amalfi?

The meeting point is at Via Lungomare dei Cavalieri, 382, easily reachable on foot or by local transport.

Is the cruise suitable for children?

Yes, the cruise is family-friendly, but children should be supervised when swimming.

Can the boat accommodate guests with mobility issues?

Unfortunately, the tour is not wheelchair accessible due to the boarding and boat layout.

What languages are spoken by the crew?

Captains and guides are bilingual in Italian and English.

Amalfi Coast Sunset Cruise with Amalfi Charter

Adventure Brief

Glide along the Amalfi Coast’s shimmering waters on Amalfi Charter’s private sunset cruise, sipping Prosecco while taking in sea caves, ancient coastal villages, and the glowing cliffs of Positano. Discover why this two-hour journey is a must-do for visitors seeking a unique Italian coastal adventure.

2 hours

easy

From €2,308.20

The Amalfi Coast, a stretch of dramatic cliffs and sparkling Mediterranean waters in Campania, Italy, transforms at sunset into a spectacle of vivid colors and serene moments. Amalfi Charter harnesses this magic with their Amalfi Coast Sunset Tour, a private two-hour cruise that offers a distinctive way to experience one of Italy’s most stunning coastlines.

Departing from Amalfi’s Lungomare dei Cavalieri pier, guests board comfortable vessels ranging from 26 to 50 feet, equipped with on-board bathrooms and showers. Local English and Italian-speaking captains guide the cruise, ensuring not only safe navigation but an engaging commentary on the natural and cultural landmarks passing by.

The route is a carefully crafted journey along the coast’s most iconic sights. It begins with a close approach to Saint Andrew’s Grotto, a vast sea cave featuring stalactites named after Amalfi’s patron saint. Further along, the “Arc of Lovers” captures attention—an ancient rock arch shaped by relentless waves, resembling two kissing elephants, once a romantic wedding site.

Conca dei Marini’s old fishing village emerges on the horizon, framed by nearby Furore and Praiano villages, the islands of Li Galli and Capri, and the striking Faraglioni sea stacks. Here, guests glimpse the Santa Rosa Monastery, birthplace of the famous Sfogliatella pastry, anchoring cultural flavor to the scenic voyage. The cruise continues past the Fooje Fjord, Italy’s only natural fjord where daring divers leap during annual competitions.

The highlight unfolds approaching Positano—vibrant pastel villas climbing sheer cliffs, reflected in the golden hour light. The boat anchors to invite swimming in calm waters before the final celebration: an Italian aperitif featuring Prosecco, perfectly timed with the sun dipping below the horizon.

Amalfi Charter’s sunset cruise blends intimate access to natural wonders with cultural richness and relaxed luxury, making it a rare way to absorb this UNESCO World Heritage coastline’s vibrant spirit and unmatched beauty.