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An eight-hour private yacht from Positano or Amalfi circles Capri and the Amalfi Coast, with swims in Nerano, snorkeling, and optional shore time on Capri. Snorkel kits, towels and onboard commentary keep this flexible, scenic day both relaxing and active.
An eight-hour private yacht from Positano or Amalfi circles Capri and the Amalfi Coast, with swims in Nerano, snorkeling, and optional shore time on Capri. Snorkel kits, towels and onboard commentary keep this flexible, scenic day both relaxing and active.
The yacht slips away from the Positano pier under a low, sun-warmed sky; cliffs step down into bright water and the town’s pastel houses watch you go. Salt and lemon oil ride the breeze as the captain steers past Li Galli and the headland of Punta Campanella, the coast opening into coves and caves that invite a dive.
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Operated by Sorrento Holiday Charter · Positano, Campania
The yacht slips away from the Positano pier under a low, sun-warmed sky; cliffs step down into bright water and the town’s pastel houses watch you go. Salt and lemon oil ride the breeze as the captain steers past Li Galli and the headland of Punta Campanella, the coast opening into coves and caves that invite a dive.
This stretch of coast was shaped by folded limestone and volcanic deposits; Capri’s white Faraglioni and the island’s tuff platforms bear Roman footsteps where emperors built seaside villas. The Amalfi Coast’s maritime history—once a powerful medieval republic—still shows in small ports, seaside tavernas and a culture built around the sea, fishing, and citrus farming.
Expect a flexible day: panoramic cruising along Positano and Amalfi, stops for snorkeling in Nerano’s Marine Reserve, and a full circumnavigation of Capri with views of Blue Grotto, Punta Carena and Marina Piccola. Commentary in English explains landmarks; snorkel kits and towels are provided, and shore time on Capri is optional for shopping or a short walk.
Practical guidance: wear nonslip shoes and reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light jacket for open-deck wind, and plan early departures to beat crowds and afternoon swell. Blue Grotto entry and restaurant lunches are extra; bring cash or card. If you’re prone to seasickness, pre-treat before boarding. For cruise passengers, provide ship and disembarkation details at booking. This private 8-hour yacht day balances lounging, swimming and coastal navigation—an accessible, sea-first way to experience Capri and the Amalfi Coast.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; light swimming and short walks ashore may be involved
No—access to the Blue Grotto requires a separate small-boat transfer and fee; the yacht can approach but not enter the grotto itself.
Yes—this excursion accommodates cruise passengers but you must provide ship name and docking/disembarkation times at booking.
Yes, snorkel kits and towels are included on board; bring your own mask if you prefer a personal fit.
Light snacks, bottled water and beverages are included; full lunches at seaside restaurants are available on request but not always included in the price.
The Amalfi Coast grew from a powerful medieval maritime republic; Capri hosts Roman villa ruins from imperial times, reflecting long coastal habitation.
Punta Campanella is a marine protected area—respect no-anchoring zones, avoid touching reefs, and use reef-safe sunscreen to minimize 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 Positano pier under a low, sun-warmed sky; cliffs step down into bright water and the town’s pastel houses watch you go. Salt and lemon oil ride the breeze as the captain steers past Li Galli and the headland of Punta Campanella, the coast opening into coves and caves that invite a dive.
The yacht slips away from the Positano pier under a low, sun-warmed sky; cliffs step down into bright water and the town’s pastel houses watch you go. Salt and lemon oil ride the breeze as the captain steers past Li Galli and the headland of Punta Campanella, the coast opening into coves and caves that invite a dive.
This stretch of coast was shaped by folded limestone and volcanic deposits; Capri’s white Faraglioni and the island’s tuff platforms bear Roman footsteps where emperors built seaside villas. The Amalfi Coast’s maritime history—once a powerful medieval republic—still shows in small ports, seaside tavernas and a culture built around the sea, fishing, and citrus farming.
Expect a flexible day: panoramic cruising along Positano and Amalfi, stops for snorkeling in Nerano’s Marine Reserve, and a full circumnavigation of Capri with views of Blue Grotto, Punta Carena and Marina Piccola. Commentary in English explains landmarks; snorkel kits and towels are provided, and shore time on Capri is optional for shopping or a short walk.
Practical guidance: wear nonslip shoes and reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light jacket for open-deck wind, and plan early departures to beat crowds and afternoon swell. Blue Grotto entry and restaurant lunches are extra; bring cash or card. If you’re prone to seasickness, pre-treat before boarding. For cruise passengers, provide ship and disembarkation details at booking. This private 8-hour yacht day balances lounging, swimming and coastal navigation—an accessible, sea-first way to experience Capri and the Amalfi Coast.