Amalfi coast

The famous island of Capri is internationally known throughout the world and gained further notoriety by welcoming many Italian and Hollywood artists to its annual film festival started in 1991.
The island offers many features such as the Marina Piccola - the little harbour, the Belvedere of Tragara (a high panoramic promenade, lined with villas), the Faraglioni (natural limestone structures which jut out of the sea), the beautiful town of Anacapri and the world renowned Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) - This stunning cave has a unique influx of light which illuminates the water within creating a deep blue haven. The yacht will remain in the port of Capri for two days in order for you to fully enjoy this amazing island.
One evening why not go ashore for dinner at the famous Da Paolino, the "lemon tree" restaurant.

Positano is a small town on the Amalfi Coast. The town itself is perched on an enclave on the side of a hill which winds down towards the waters of the coast. Naturally beautiful, Positano is also famed for its production of limoncello and other lemon products.
The city is characterized by the church of Santa Maria Assunta, built in the 1920s. After a visit to this icon of the town, discover the other secrets of Positano, such as the harbour and the shops. Close to Positano is Nerano, a charming fishing village situated halfway between Sorrento and Amalfi.
The beach at Nerano, named Marina del Cantone, can be reached passing through old olive terraces and on the way you pass an anti-corsair tower, which dates back to the 16th century. The beach is an ideal place to begin an excursion along the coast, either by sea or by land.
The popular and typically fish-based cuisine of the area is highly recommended. The yacht will remain at anchor in front of Positano or Nerano for the night, or if preferred the yacht can continue
onto the port of Sorrento.

Amalfi was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its undisputed beauty and and unique natural landscape; a coastline characterised by the mixture of mountain and sea. The mountain side plunges steeply into the sea, creating charming coves, deep fjords, cliffs, caverns, bays, natural arches and small pebble beaches. The city of Amalfi was the first of the four Maritime Republics in Italy and so has many historical points of interest such as the imposing Cathedral 'St. Andrew', the Campanile (bell tower), the Cloister of Paradise and the Paper Museum. From the town of Amalfi there are some great cycling routes as well as the chance to have a private excursion to any of the other towns/villages on the Amalfi coast. For example you may wish to visit Ravello during its famous music festival.
Here in the town you’ll find beautiful coral jewellery in the windows of almost every store, with store owners only too pleased for you to sample their Limoncello. Spend the night at anchor in Amalfi.

Sorrento is a small town in Campania, also known for its limoncello. The town features beautiful architecture, many cafes and restaurants, and shops. Take a stroll through the lemon terraces, then onto the pretty small port (Marina Piccola), the punta campanella natural reserve, roman ruins, the Archaeological Museum, the cathedral and finally the monastery. Spend the night in the port of Sorrento.

Before disembarkation you may still find some time on a guided tour of the ancient cities and historical sites of Pompeii or Herculaneum. Pompeii is a large, busy site where you can easily spend the whole day, whereas Herculaneum smaller in scale can be seen in just a morning. Disembarkation from the port of Naples or Salerno if preferred.