
moderate
8 hours
Moderate fitness; must be able to step on and off a small boat and manage light physical tasks like handling fenders and lines.
Skip the rigid tour timetable and take control of your day on the Amalfi. Rent a Capellicap19 for an eight-hour self-drive trip around Amalfi and Capri, stopping to swim, sunbathe, and explore coastal caves and quiet bays.
The engine notes its readiness at dawn and the harbor exhales—the Amalfi quay slipping behind you while pastel houses stack themselves on the cliffs like postcards. Onboard a Capellicap19, you have the unusual freedom of being both captain and tourist: plotting the day by mood rather than schedule, cutting toward the Faraglioni off Capri or drifting into a tiny cove where the only sounds are water lapping the hull and the gulls debating overhead.

Leave at first light to avoid mid-morning traffic around Capri and secure calmer anchorages for swimming.
The Mediterranean is sensitive—use biodegradable sunscreen to protect seagrass and coral near coves.
Carry a buoyant anchor line and a hand-held VHF or phone in a waterproof case for quick mooring and communication.
Fuel up and stock snacks in Amalfi or Positano; some smaller bays lack services and restaurants can have long waits.
Amalfi was once an independent maritime republic with a fleet that traded across the Mediterranean; the coastline’s villages grew from those seafaring roots.
Heavy boat traffic threatens posidonia meadows and coastal caves; opt for designated moorings, avoid anchoring in seagrass, and use reef-safe sun products.
For swims and sunning; quick-dry fabrics handle spray and shade changes better.
summer specific
Protects your skin and the coastal marine environment.
summer specific
Keeps phone, wallet and spare clothing dry during swims and rough passages.
Provides grip when boarding from rocks or the dock and protects feet on hot decks.