Spend a full day aboard a private mini‑yacht from Naples or Sorrento, hopping between Capri, Ischia and Procida with a captain and hostess, snorkeling, sunning and exploring coastal highlights. This cruise pairs iconic sights—the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni and Corricella—with practical comforts like towels, snacks and onboard guidance.
Spend a full day aboard a private mini‑yacht from Naples or Sorrento, hopping between Capri, Ischia and Procida with a captain and hostess, snorkeling, sunning and exploring coastal highlights. This cruise pairs iconic sights—the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni and Corricella—with practical comforts like towels, snacks and onboard guidance.
You step onto teak deck as the bay unfolds: pastel houses cling to cliffs, the breeze pushes salt and lemon into your nose, and the engine hum becomes a steady promise of distance. A private mini-yacht shuttles you between landmark islands—Capri's Faraglioni slicing the horizon, Ischia's green slopes rising from volcanic tuff, Procida's Corricella houses bright against stone. The captain charts a course; the hostess readies snorkeling gear and chilled drinks.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Daniele Mulas · Naples, Campania
You step onto teak deck as the bay unfolds: pastel houses cling to cliffs, the breeze pushes salt and lemon into your nose, and the engine hum becomes a steady promise of distance. A private mini-yacht shuttles you between landmark islands—Capri's Faraglioni slicing the horizon, Ischia's green slopes rising from volcanic tuff, Procida's Corricella houses bright against stone. The captain charts a course; the hostess readies snorkeling gear and chilled drinks.
This coast has been a draw since Roman times—Naples and Sorrento served wealthy visitors long before modern tourism—while the islands record volcanic geology: tuff and lava sculpt cliffs, hot springs on Ischia recall ancient thermal use. Local culture centers on fishing, limoncello, and tight-knit port communities who still market the day's catch. The Blue Grotto and Via Krupp on Capri, thermal baths on Ischia, and Procida's Corricella offer contrasting rhythms: spectacle, relaxation, and quiet village life.
Practically, expect a full day (check-in 09:00, checkout 19:00). The tour includes a captain, hostess, snorkeling equipment, towels, snacks and nonalcoholic drinks; water toys vary by boat. Mobility is low-impact but requires stable footing boarding and moving on deck. Weather can change; skippers alter plans for safety. Optional extras: onboard dinner or an overnight at Mergellina port for a dusk view of the Gulf of Naples.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, stagger swims between stops to avoid seasickness, and respect marine life—avoid anchoring on posidonia beds. With simple preparation, this private cruise is an efficient, sensory way to sample the Amalfi and Gulf islands in one decisive day.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic balance for boarding and moving on deck
Check-in is typically 09:00 with checkout at 19:00; departure point can be Naples (Mergellina) or Sorrento depending on booking—confirm with the operator.
Yes—snorkelling masks and fins are included; bring your own if you prefer a personal fit.
Stops include swim breaks at suitable anchorages, weather and currents permitting; the captain decides safe spots each day.
Snacks and nonalcoholic drinks are included; you can arrange an onboard dinner for an additional cost or overnight at Mergellina by prior arrangement.
The Gulf of Naples has been a holiday destination since Roman times; many coastal villas and island uses date to antiquity and later maritime traditions.
The area includes seagrass (posidonia) meadows and sensitive habitats—avoid anchoring on meadows and follow guidance to minimize disturbance.
Daniele Mulas operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step onto teak deck as the bay unfolds: pastel houses cling to cliffs, the breeze pushes salt and lemon into your nose, and the engine hum becomes a steady promise of distance. A private mini-yacht shuttles you between landmark islands—Capri's Faraglioni slicing the horizon, Ischia's green slopes rising from volcanic tuff, Procida's Corricella houses bright against stone. The captain charts a course; the hostess readies snorkeling gear and chilled drinks.
You step onto teak deck as the bay unfolds: pastel houses cling to cliffs, the breeze pushes salt and lemon into your nose, and the engine hum becomes a steady promise of distance. A private mini-yacht shuttles you between landmark islands—Capri's Faraglioni slicing the horizon, Ischia's green slopes rising from volcanic tuff, Procida's Corricella houses bright against stone. The captain charts a course; the hostess readies snorkeling gear and chilled drinks.
This coast has been a draw since Roman times—Naples and Sorrento served wealthy visitors long before modern tourism—while the islands record volcanic geology: tuff and lava sculpt cliffs, hot springs on Ischia recall ancient thermal use. Local culture centers on fishing, limoncello, and tight-knit port communities who still market the day's catch. The Blue Grotto and Via Krupp on Capri, thermal baths on Ischia, and Procida's Corricella offer contrasting rhythms: spectacle, relaxation, and quiet village life.
Practically, expect a full day (check-in 09:00, checkout 19:00). The tour includes a captain, hostess, snorkeling equipment, towels, snacks and nonalcoholic drinks; water toys vary by boat. Mobility is low-impact but requires stable footing boarding and moving on deck. Weather can change; skippers alter plans for safety. Optional extras: onboard dinner or an overnight at Mergellina port for a dusk view of the Gulf of Naples.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, stagger swims between stops to avoid seasickness, and respect marine life—avoid anchoring on posidonia beds. With simple preparation, this private cruise is an efficient, sensory way to sample the Amalfi and Gulf islands in one decisive day.