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Spend eight hours cruising the Amalfi Coast aboard a private 28ft speedboat from Sorrento. This full-day charter mixes cliffside views, swim stops, snorkeling, and shore visits to Positano and Amalfi with a seasoned skipper.
Spend eight hours cruising the Amalfi Coast aboard a private 28ft speedboat from Sorrento. This full-day charter mixes cliffside views, swim stops, snorkeling, and shore visits to Positano and Amalfi with a seasoned skipper.
The boat slips free of the small harbor before Sorrento as the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast loom like a held breath. Salt-slick air pushes against the bow; the Protagon 28ft speedboat answers with a confident, quick cut through blue water. Guests watch fishing hamlets and terraced lemon groves pass like chapters, and the skipper reads the coastline’s cues — where to slow for a swim, where to angle for sunlit caves.
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Operated by Cooperativa Azzurra Sorrento · Sorrento, Campania
The boat slips free of the small harbor before Sorrento as the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast loom like a held breath. Salt-slick air pushes against the bow; the Protagon 28ft speedboat answers with a confident, quick cut through blue water. Guests watch fishing hamlets and terraced lemon groves pass like chapters, and the skipper reads the coastline’s cues — where to slow for a swim, where to angle for sunlit caves.
This route stitches together history and geology: Roman villas cling to limestone benches, medieval towers punctuate steep, folded cliffs, and the siren islands of Li Galli rise sheer from the sea. Culture here is maritime — olive oil, lemons, and fresh fish served in bays only accessible by boat. The Amalfi Coast’s protected status reflects centuries of human settlement shaped by steep slopes and narrow coastal roads.
Practically, the private eight-hour charter from Marina Grande (Via Marina Grande 190) runs with a professional English-speaking skipper, life jackets, snorkeling gear, towels, prosecco and limoncello onboard. Expect stops at Marina del Cantone, Cala Mitigliano, Praiano, Furore Fjord, Amalfi and Positano, with flexible swimming breaks and an option to step ashore for lunch. Sea conditions govern the rhythm — calm mornings give the best snorkeling; afternoons can get choppier.
Bring layered sun protection, a small dry bag, and shoes that grip a wet deck. Arrive 30 minutes early with ID; infants sit on laps and basic accessibility is possible. For travelers who want a full-day view of Italy’s famous coast without the crowds onshore, this private charter balances comfort, local flavor and active exploration.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for anyone with basic mobility; expect short climbs if going ashore in Positano or Amalfi.
The meeting point is at the operator’s office on Via Marina Grande 190 in Sorrento; return is to the same location at the end of the 8-hour charter.
Lunch is not included by default but the itinerary allows a seaside restaurant stop in Amalfi or Marina del Cantone; the crew can coordinate reservations on request.
Yes — infants may ride but must sit on an adult’s lap; strollers are permitted ashore and service animals are allowed with prior notice.
All sales are final with no refunds; the operator may cancel for bad weather and will notify guests in advance.
The coastline is dotted with Roman-era villas and medieval watchtowers built to guard maritime routes and fishing communities.
Operators typically follow no-anchoring rules in protected coves to protect seagrass beds; avoid touching marine life and pack out any trash.
Cooperativa Azzurra Sorrento operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips free of the small harbor before Sorrento as the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast loom like a held breath. Salt-slick air pushes against the bow; the Protagon 28ft speedboat answers with a confident, quick cut through blue water. Guests watch fishing hamlets and terraced lemon groves pass like chapters, and the skipper reads the coastline’s cues — where to slow for a swim, where to angle for sunlit caves.
The boat slips free of the small harbor before Sorrento as the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast loom like a held breath. Salt-slick air pushes against the bow; the Protagon 28ft speedboat answers with a confident, quick cut through blue water. Guests watch fishing hamlets and terraced lemon groves pass like chapters, and the skipper reads the coastline’s cues — where to slow for a swim, where to angle for sunlit caves.
This route stitches together history and geology: Roman villas cling to limestone benches, medieval towers punctuate steep, folded cliffs, and the siren islands of Li Galli rise sheer from the sea. Culture here is maritime — olive oil, lemons, and fresh fish served in bays only accessible by boat. The Amalfi Coast’s protected status reflects centuries of human settlement shaped by steep slopes and narrow coastal roads.
Practically, the private eight-hour charter from Marina Grande (Via Marina Grande 190) runs with a professional English-speaking skipper, life jackets, snorkeling gear, towels, prosecco and limoncello onboard. Expect stops at Marina del Cantone, Cala Mitigliano, Praiano, Furore Fjord, Amalfi and Positano, with flexible swimming breaks and an option to step ashore for lunch. Sea conditions govern the rhythm — calm mornings give the best snorkeling; afternoons can get choppier.
Bring layered sun protection, a small dry bag, and shoes that grip a wet deck. Arrive 30 minutes early with ID; infants sit on laps and basic accessibility is possible. For travelers who want a full-day view of Italy’s famous coast without the crowds onshore, this private charter balances comfort, local flavor and active exploration.