1 Amalfi Coast itinerary

Departure from Positano* and cruise along the coast, where you will meet different beaches, some of which are reachable only by the sea or by many stairs, such as La Porta, Arienzo, and Laurito beaches.

These little wonders are part of the Positano municipality. More ahead during the cruise, the first town that you will see is Praiano, a fishing village in the past, which has two typical beaches La Gavitella, well known as the place on the Amalfi Coast where “the sun never sets” because the sunset is around 20:30 pm during the summertime, and Marina di Praia, a tiny bay where admire the tower of Assiola and the typical wooden boats of the fisherman swaying in the small harbour.

We will arrive at the famous Fiordo di Furore, a splendid cove surrounded by steep cliffs and with a fantastic arched bridge, where every year there is an important diving competition over it!On the way back, leave behind the fjord, Conca dei Marini with its Capo di Conca tower and enjoy a different perspective of the coast until Positano.With the sun gradually setting, enjoy a glass of Prosecco and some snacks on board.

2 Li Galli Island itinerary

Departure from Positano* for a private sunset tour towards Li Galli Island, a small archipelagolocated between Positano and Capri. Before arriving at the island, you will cruise along the coast admiring different typical beaches, such as Fornillo, Remmese and Scogli Piatti beaches.Especially in Fornillo, you will have the chance to see two historical towers: Trasita and Clavel.Along the way, you will also go through the Germano rocks, a stack almost 30 meters high, not far from the coast, which divides the Amalfi Coast from the Sorrento Peninsula. Pay attention to this rock, because seen in profile it resembles a man’s face.

You will then make your way to Li Galli island, which viewed from a distance seems to be a unique island. In reality, it is an archipelago composed of three little rocks called il Gallo Lungo, la Rotonda and, la Castelluccia.The Gallo Lungo is the largest of the three and the only one inhabited since Roman times. It is well known mainly for its shape as a dolphin if admired from above. Once arrived, the captain will open a bottle of prosecco for an aperitif at sunset with some snacks. On the way back to Positano, admire the island behind you at the last lights of the day!