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7 days · 7 stops

The Divine Amalfi Coast Discovery

The Tyrrhenian Sea sparkles, a sapphire carpet unfurled before you. From the vibrant, historic pulse of Naples, your private yacht charts a course for legend. The scent of lemon groves drifts from the cliffs of Capri, mingling with the salty air as you glide past the dramatic Faraglioni rocks. This is a journey through a living masterpiece, where ancient history meets sheer glamour, and every anchorage reveals a new sensory delight, from the thermal springs of Ischia to the pastel cascade of Positano. The Divine Amalfi Coast Discovery is an immersion into la dolce vita, a story written in sun,

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  1. DAY 01

    Ischia

    After a warm welcome at Naples' Marina Molo Luise, we cruise to Ischia, the 'Green Island'. Verdant hillsides tumble into the sea, concealing thermal springs and ancient history. Drop anchor and tender ashore to explore Castello Aragonese, a medieval fortress connected by a stone causeway, its ramparts offering superb views across the bay.

    • Explore the magnificent Castello Aragonese, perched on its own rocky islet.
    • Rejuvenate in the mineral-rich waters of the Negombo thermal park.
    • Wander the tranquil, subtropical La Mortella Gardens.
    • Discover the car-free, charming fishing village of Sant'Angelo.
    Anchorage
    Porto di Ischia or anchorage off Sant'Angelo
    Dining
    Ristorante Il Focolare for traditional Ischian cuisine, including their famous rabbit.
  2. DAY 02

    Capri

    A morning cruise delivers you to the legendary island of Capri. We anchor in the sheltered Marina Piccola, directly beneath the gaze of the iconic Faraglioni rocks. The air here is thick with the scent of jasmine and pine as you tender ashore to the island of emperors and film stars, a perfect blend of natural wonder and high fashion.

    • Take a private boat into the ethereal Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra).
    • Ride the chairlift from Anacapri to the summit of Monte Solaro.
    • Stroll through the Gardens of Augustus for postcard views of Via Krupp.
    • Indulge in retail therapy at the designer boutiques of Via Camerelle.
    Anchorage
    Anchorage in Marina Piccola
    Dining
    Da Paolino, for an atmospheric dinner beneath a fragrant canopy of lemon trees.
  3. DAY 03

    Nerano

    A short hop brings us to the mainland and the quiet bay of Nerano, a culinary haven on the tip of the Sorrento Peninsula. This small fishing village is famed as the birthplace of 'Spaghetti alla Nerano'. Spend the afternoon swimming in the clear, protected waters of the bay or exploring the secluded coves with the yacht's water toys.

    • Swim and snorkel in the pristine marine reserve of the Bay of Ieranto.
    • Enjoy the yacht's jet skis and paddleboards in the sheltered Marina del Cantone.
    • Hike a section of the coastal path towards the Punta Campanella.
    • Relax on the pebble beach and observe the local fishing boats.
    Anchorage
    Anchorage in the bay of Marina del Cantone
    Dining
    Ristorante Lo Scoglio, a waterfront institution celebrated for its Spaghetti alla Nerano.
  4. DAY 04

    Positano

    We cruise past the mythical Li Galli islands en route to the Amalfi Coast's most photogenic village, Positano. A vertical cascade of peach, pink and terracotta houses appears to tumble down the cliffside to the sea. Tender ashore to navigate the steep, narrow lanes, discovering artisan ceramic shops and linen boutiques before settling on the buzzing Spiaggia Grande.

    • Explore the steep, winding lanes and their chic boutiques.
    • Visit the Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its distinctive majolica-tiled dome.
    • People-watch with an Aperol Spritz at a bar on Spiaggia Grande.
    • Tender to Fornillo beach for a more relaxed, local atmosphere.
    Anchorage
    Anchorage off Spiaggia Grande
    Dining
    La Sponda at Le Sirenuse, where four hundred candles create a magical dinner setting.
  5. DAY 05

    Amalfi

    Awake to the grandeur of Amalfi, the ancient maritime republic that gives the coast its name. The town's powerful history is etched into the magnificent Duomo di Sant'Andrea, which dominates the main piazza. Spend the day exploring its historic heart, learning about its paper-making heritage, and sampling the region's famous lemon-infused delicacies.

    • Climb the grand staircase to the impressive Arab-Norman Amalfi Cathedral.
    • Discover the town's ancient craft at the Paper Museum (Museo della Carta).
    • Take the tender to explore the dramatic, hidden Fiordo di Furore.
    • Hike up to the Valle delle Ferriere nature reserve for waterfalls and ruins.
    Anchorage
    Porto di Amalfi or anchorage just off the town
    Dining
    Trattoria Da Gemma for refined, authentic Amalfi cuisine in a historic setting.
  6. DAY 06

    Cetara

    We continue east to the authentic fishing village of Cetara, a refreshing contrast to its more famous neighbours. This is the heart of the coast's anchovy and tuna fishing tradition. The salty air is filled with the sounds of a working harbour, offering a glimpse into a more traditional way of life, centred entirely around the sea.

    • Sample the famous 'colatura di alici', a traditional anchovy sauce.
    • Observe the traditional tuna fishing fleet in the small, active harbour.
    • Relax on the village's main beach, Spiaggia di Cetara.
    • Visit the 16th-century Viceregal Tower, a prominent coastal landmark.
    Anchorage
    Anchorage off the village of Cetara
    Dining
    Al Convento, a celebrated restaurant known for its creative use of local seafood.
  7. DAY 07

    Salerno

    Enjoy a final, leisurely breakfast on the aft deck during a short morning cruise towards Salerno. The panorama of the entire coastline you have just discovered unfolds behind you. We arrive at the modern Marina d'Arechi for a seamless disembarkation, leaving you with memories of sun, sea, and the sublime flavours of this divine Italian shore.

    • Enjoy a final alfresco breakfast with panoramic coastal views.
    • Take a last swim in the deep blue waters off the coast.
    • Stroll Salerno's elegant Lungomare Trieste promenade upon arrival.
    • Explore the historic centre and visit the Duomo di Salerno, housing the crypt of St. Matthew.
    Anchorage
    Marina d'Arechi (Disembarkation Point)
    Dining
    A final farewell breakfast prepared by the yacht's private chef.
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