Capri's main harbor is a colorful village with Roman and Byzantine remains.
A cable car takes you to central Capri in a matter of minutes.
In the heart of town, the famous Piazzetta is a hive of activity, crowded both day and night, packed with cafés. Standing proud over the Piazzetta is the Baroque dome of Santo Stefano.
On the slopes of Monte Solaro is the second town of the island, Anacapri. Here you can visit the Villa San Michele, home of the Swedish physician Axel Munthe, the excavations at the imperial villa of Damecuta and of course, appreciate the magnificent view from the top of the hill.

Sail on to Sorrento and enjoy the view of the mighty bay of Naples.
You could take a tour of Pompeii from here, or alternatively head ashore to explore Sorrento, a good place to start is Pizza Tasso and its surrounding streets.

Positano is one of the prettiest cities along the Amalfi Coast.
This beautiful village rises vertically up from the sea. Above Positano you will discover the villages of Montepertuso and Nocelle.
It is from here that the famous trail of the Gods "Sentiero Degli Dei" begins, offering a wonderful vista encompassing the entire coastline.

Cruise further along the Amalfi coast towards the picturesque seaside resort of Amalfi, famed for its outstanding medieval architecture, including the 11th-century Cathedral of Sant'andrea, along with the four large ceiling paintings and the statue of St. Andrew that was sculpted by Michelangelo.
The Arab-style Chiostro del Paradiso is now an open-air museum, though it was once the cemetery where Amalfi nobility were buried.
 

Head back towards Naples, stopping for lunch anchored off one of Nerano’s beaches, here you enjoy afternoon of watersports before cruising back towards Naples. For your last night aboard, enjoy dinner at anchor watching the twinkling lights of the bay of Naples.