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Set off from Salerno for a private full-day boat tour to Positano, cruising dramatic cliffs, hidden caves and seaside villages with a skipper, snorkeling stops and options to disembark in Amalfi or Positano.
Set off from Salerno for a private full-day boat tour to Positano, cruising dramatic cliffs, hidden caves and seaside villages with a skipper, snorkeling stops and options to disembark in Amalfi or Positano.
Morning light slices across the Tyrrhenian as the Scanner 870 eases away from Salerno’s Molo Manfredi. The engine’s low thrum becomes a steady companion while limestone cliffs loom, gulls wheel, and the captain points out cliffside villages that look like they grew out of the rock. The dinghy’s t-top gives shade; the sea invites you to stop and swim where the water is clearest.
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Operated by Noleggio Barche Salerno · Salerno, Campania
Morning light slices across the Tyrrhenian as the Scanner 870 eases away from Salerno’s Molo Manfredi. The engine’s low thrum becomes a steady companion while limestone cliffs loom, gulls wheel, and the captain points out cliffside villages that look like they grew out of the rock. The dinghy’s t-top gives shade; the sea invites you to stop and swim where the water is clearest.
This coastline has lived by the sea for a thousand years — Amalfi was a maritime republic whose trade routes shaped towns and churches you pass, from Vietri’s ceramics to Amalfi’s cathedral steps. Geologically, the Amalfi Coast is a razor of limestone and marble cut by streams and ancient landslides; underwater, posidonia meadows and small caves shelter fish and the occasional sea turtle.
On this private nine-hour charter (09:00–18:00) the 8.7 m Scanner with a 350 hp engine carries up to 10 guests, fuel and skipper included. Expect a flexible route: Vietri sul Mare, Maiori’s Cavallo Morto, the Fiordo di Furore, Amalfi (optional disembark) and Positano. Stops for snorkeling, photos and lunch — either dockside at a seaside trattoria or a picnic on board — are built into the day. Plan for 60–80 km of cruising depending on stops and conditions.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a small dry bag, seasickness remedies if needed and a light layer for wind off the bow. Respect local mooring rules and marine reserves — your skipper will brief you — and time your visits to popular harbors to avoid the midday crowds.
easy.
9 hours.
Minimal fitness required; able-bodied for boarding and short climbs if disembarking in towns
No — a licensed skipper is provided and handles navigation, mooring and safety for the full day.
Yes — the itinerary is flexible and allows for disembarkation at Amalfi or Positano; notify the operator when booking so timing is arranged.
Price includes use of the Scanner 870, fuel, skipper, bottled water, snacks, a welcome drink and snorkeling equipment.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather or insufficient participants.
The Amalfi Coast was shaped by the maritime Republic of Amalfi (9th–11th centuries), whose trading wealth left churches, watchtowers and coastal paths.
Parts of the coast include marine-protected zones; avoid anchoring on seagrass beds, use mooring buoys when present and follow skipper guidance to minimize impact.
Noleggio Barche Salerno operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slices across the Tyrrhenian as the Scanner 870 eases away from Salerno’s Molo Manfredi. The engine’s low thrum becomes a steady companion while limestone cliffs loom, gulls wheel, and the captain points out cliffside villages that look like they grew out of the rock. The dinghy’s t-top gives shade; the sea invites you to stop and swim where the water is clearest.
Morning light slices across the Tyrrhenian as the Scanner 870 eases away from Salerno’s Molo Manfredi. The engine’s low thrum becomes a steady companion while limestone cliffs loom, gulls wheel, and the captain points out cliffside villages that look like they grew out of the rock. The dinghy’s t-top gives shade; the sea invites you to stop and swim where the water is clearest.
This coastline has lived by the sea for a thousand years — Amalfi was a maritime republic whose trade routes shaped towns and churches you pass, from Vietri’s ceramics to Amalfi’s cathedral steps. Geologically, the Amalfi Coast is a razor of limestone and marble cut by streams and ancient landslides; underwater, posidonia meadows and small caves shelter fish and the occasional sea turtle.
On this private nine-hour charter (09:00–18:00) the 8.7 m Scanner with a 350 hp engine carries up to 10 guests, fuel and skipper included. Expect a flexible route: Vietri sul Mare, Maiori’s Cavallo Morto, the Fiordo di Furore, Amalfi (optional disembark) and Positano. Stops for snorkeling, photos and lunch — either dockside at a seaside trattoria or a picnic on board — are built into the day. Plan for 60–80 km of cruising depending on stops and conditions.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a small dry bag, seasickness remedies if needed and a light layer for wind off the bow. Respect local mooring rules and marine reserves — your skipper will brief you — and time your visits to popular harbors to avoid the midday crowds.