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Spend eight private hours cruising Capri and the Amalfi Coast aboard a 40' yacht. Swim and snorkel in the Punta Campanella reserve, circle Capri’s grottoes, and enjoy flexible stops with snacks, towels and onboard commentary included.
Spend eight private hours cruising Capri and the Amalfi Coast aboard a 40' yacht. Swim and snorkel in the Punta Campanella reserve, circle Capri’s grottoes, and enjoy flexible stops with snacks, towels and onboard commentary included.
The yacht slips away from the pier and the cliffside houses of Positano blur into a strip of color against the Mediterranean blue. Sea air and the motor’s steady thrum set the pace as the captain charts a route past Li Galli and toward the protective curve of Punta Campanella, where the water clears and the reefs of the marine reserve dare you to dive.
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Operated by Sorrento Holiday Charter · Positano, Campania
The yacht slips away from the pier and the cliffside houses of Positano blur into a strip of color against the Mediterranean blue. Sea air and the motor’s steady thrum set the pace as the captain charts a route past Li Galli and toward the protective curve of Punta Campanella, where the water clears and the reefs of the marine reserve dare you to dive.
This coastline is geological theater: steep limestone cliffs carved by millennia of wave action, volcanic tuffs on Capri, and hidden sea caves that earned local myths and Roman attention—Tiberius favored Capri’s secluded coves. Amalfi’s maritime history shows in its small harbors and cathedral-front plazas; Nerano’s restaurants owe their fame to the rich coastal catch and Posidonea seagrass beds.
The cruise is practical luxury: a private 40' yacht for up to 10, English commentary, snorkel kits, towels, snacks and bottled water, and flexible stops for swimming or a short walk on Capri. Expect brief tendering for some grotto entrances (Blue Grotto access depends on sea state and costs extra).
Plan for sun, salt, and motion: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, non-slip shoes for boarding, and cash for grotto tickets or a seaside lunch in Nerano. Seas can be calm or choppy; check embarkation time carefully if you’re reboarding a cruise ship. With a bit of planning, this private cruise turns Amalfi’s dramatic shoreline into a day of swimming, snorkeling and coastal history under the Mediterranean sun.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility to step on/off small tenders and move on deck.
No, Blue Grotto tickets are not included; access depends on sea conditions and involves an additional fee paid locally.
Light snacks, bottled water and beverages are included; full lunch at a seaside restaurant can be arranged on request for an extra cost.
Yes—cruise passengers must supply ship name, docking and disembarkation times at booking to coordinate embarkation and reboarding.
The operator can cancel for safety and offers a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; rough seas may restrict grotto visits.
Capri was a Roman imperial retreat—Emperor Tiberius built villas there—while Amalfi developed as a maritime republic with medieval trade links across the Mediterranean.
Punta Campanella is a protected marine reserve; visitors should avoid anchoring on seagrass beds (Posidonia) and minimize single-use plastic to reduce impact.
Sorrento Holiday Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht slips away from the pier and the cliffside houses of Positano blur into a strip of color against the Mediterranean blue. Sea air and the motor’s steady thrum set the pace as the captain charts a route past Li Galli and toward the protective curve of Punta Campanella, where the water clears and the reefs of the marine reserve dare you to dive.
The yacht slips away from the pier and the cliffside houses of Positano blur into a strip of color against the Mediterranean blue. Sea air and the motor’s steady thrum set the pace as the captain charts a route past Li Galli and toward the protective curve of Punta Campanella, where the water clears and the reefs of the marine reserve dare you to dive.
This coastline is geological theater: steep limestone cliffs carved by millennia of wave action, volcanic tuffs on Capri, and hidden sea caves that earned local myths and Roman attention—Tiberius favored Capri’s secluded coves. Amalfi’s maritime history shows in its small harbors and cathedral-front plazas; Nerano’s restaurants owe their fame to the rich coastal catch and Posidonea seagrass beds.
The cruise is practical luxury: a private 40' yacht for up to 10, English commentary, snorkel kits, towels, snacks and bottled water, and flexible stops for swimming or a short walk on Capri. Expect brief tendering for some grotto entrances (Blue Grotto access depends on sea state and costs extra).
Plan for sun, salt, and motion: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, non-slip shoes for boarding, and cash for grotto tickets or a seaside lunch in Nerano. Seas can be calm or choppy; check embarkation time carefully if you’re reboarding a cruise ship. With a bit of planning, this private cruise turns Amalfi’s dramatic shoreline into a day of swimming, snorkeling and coastal history under the Mediterranean sun.