Minicruise around The Coast

We offer high­ly cus­tomiz­able ser­vice, allow­ing guests to choose the itin­er­ary, activ­i­ties, and onboard ser­vices based on their preferences.

The rental fee cov­ers the use of the yacht, crew, and oper­a­tional expens­es. Food, bev­er­ages, port fees, and addi­tion­al expens­es are cov­ered by the Advance Pro­vi­sion­ing Allowance (APA).

Yes, we are flex­i­ble in adapt­ing the itin­er­ary based on your needs. The cap­tain will work with you to ensure a per­son­al­ized experience.

Onboard, you can enjoy var­i­ous activ­i­ties such as snor­kel­ing, guid­ed tours, and more. High-qual­i­ty ser­vices like a pri­vate chef and ded­i­cat­ed staff are includ­ed to ensure a lux­u­ri­ous experience.

The Advance Pro­vi­sion­ing Allowance (APA), equal to 40% of the rental fee, must be paid at the time of con­fir­ma­tion. Finan­cial details will be han­dled by the cap­tain, and at the end of the jour­ney, any unused funds from the APA will be refund­ed to you.

The Amal­fi Coast is among the world’s most breath­tak­ing des­ti­na­tions, attract­ing trav­el­ers with its blend of dra­mat­ic Mediter­ranean land­scapes, his­tor­i­cal charm, and pic­turesque vil­lages. This UNESCO World Her­itage Site invites you to explore its icon­ic coast­line, filled with ancient ruins, lush scenery, panoram­ic view­points, and ter­raced vine­yards. Whether you’re a lover of cul­ture, nature, or sim­ply in search of relax­ation, the Amal­fi Coast has some­thing to cap­ti­vate every visitor.

Famous for its jaw-drop­ping coastal scenery, the Amal­fi Coast offers panoram­ic views that seem pulled from a sto­ry­book. Wind­ing along the coast, the roads pro­vide end­less vis­tas of turquoise waters, rugged cliffs, and ver­dant land­scapes. Whether you’re dri­ving or sim­ply paus­ing to take it all in, these views are unfor­get­table and per­fect for pho­tos that cap­ture the coast’s nat­ur­al allure.

For some of the area’s best view­points, vis­it Posi­tano and Amal­fi. In Posi­tano, the Church of San­ta Maria Assun­ta pro­vides a stun­ning look­out over the town’s col­or­ful hous­es cas­cad­ing down to the water. Mean­while, in Amal­fi, climb­ing the steps of the Cathe­dral of Saint Andrew offers a sweep­ing view of the coast’s pris­tine blue seas. These spots show­case the very essence of Amalfi’s charm, with col­or­ful build­ings and har­bors stretch­ing toward the horizon.

The Amal­fi Coast is home to a col­lec­tion of idyl­lic coastal vil­lages, each with its own char­ac­ter and beau­ty. Positano’s pas­tel-col­ored homes perched on cliffs offer a roman­tic ambiance that’s espe­cial­ly pop­u­lar with cou­ples and artists. Amal­fi, with its grand cathe­dral and rich sea­far­ing his­to­ry, brings you clos­er to the coast’s his­tor­i­cal roots. For a tran­quil escape, vis­it Rav­el­lo, known for its enchant­i­ng music fes­ti­vals and scenic gar­dens. Here, Vil­la Rufo­lo, an ancient Roman vil­la, offers a peace­ful retreat sur­round­ed by stun­ning nat­ur­al views — ide­al for a day spent bask­ing in the Mediter­ranean sun.

Vis­it­ing the Amal­fi Coast is not only a visu­al treat but also a culi­nary jour­ney. The local cui­sine, root­ed in fresh Mediter­ranean fla­vors, pro­vides an authen­tic taste of Ital­ian coastal life. With the sea so close, seafood plays a cen­tral role on the menus of the Amal­fi Coast, pre­pared with fresh herbs, high-qual­i­ty olive oil, and sim­ple yet fla­vor­ful ingre­di­ents. This rich culi­nary her­itage alone is rea­son enough to explore the charm­ing vil­lages and savor unique local dish­es that reflect the vibrant char­ac­ter of the region.

The clas­sic Cap­rese sal­ad com­bines ripe toma­toes, creamy moz­zarel­la, and fresh basil leaves, driz­zled with pre­mi­um olive oil and a pinch of local sea salt, deliv­er­ing the essence of sum­mer. The icon­ic sfogli­atel­la pas­try, avail­able in dif­fer­ent forms — either as a crispy, lay­ered pas­try or a soft shell filled with sweet ricot­ta cream — is a delight­ful indul­gence. Gnoc­chi alla Sor­renti­na is a com­fort­ing, tra­di­tion­al dish fea­tur­ing ten­der pota­to dumplings in a rich toma­to sauce with melt­ed moz­zarel­la and fresh basil, show­cas­ing the locals’ love for toma­toes and cheese. The deli­cious egg­plant Parme­san (melan­zane alla parmi­giana) includes lay­ers of thin­ly sliced egg­plant, toma­to sauce, and melt­ed cheese, baked to a savory, sat­is­fy­ing per­fec­tion that high­lights the region’s fresh pro­duce. Final­ly, the lemon delight (Delizia al Limone) is an exquis­ite end to any meal — a light, lemo­ny sponge cake soaked in limon­cel­lo and lemon syrup, topped with a refresh­ing lemon glaze.

The Amal­fi Coast impress­es not only with its nat­ur­al beau­ty but also with its rich his­to­ry and cul­ture, show­cased through its land­marks and events that seam­less­ly con­nect the past with the present. From ancient ruins to con­tem­po­rary fes­ti­vals, the region offers numer­ous expe­ri­ences that high­light its his­tor­i­cal sig­nif­i­cance and vibrant cul­tur­al heritage.

The Amal­fi Cathe­dral (Duo­mo di Amal­fi) is an archi­tec­tur­al mas­ter­piece from the 9^th cen­tu­ry, renowned for its Arab-Nor­man design, intri­cate­ly dec­o­rat­ed façade, beau­ti­ful mosaics, and the Clois­ter of Par­adise. Pom­peii, locat­ed a short dis­tance away, offers a unique glimpse into the ancient world. This Roman city, frozen in time by the erup­tion of Mount Vesu­vius in 79 AD, now serves as an open-air muse­um where vis­i­tors can walk its cob­bled streets, among well-pre­served hous­es, mar­kets, and tem­ples that illus­trate life in ancient times. Every year, the town of Rav­el­lo hosts the Rav­el­lo Music Fes­ti­val, attract­ing world-class musi­cians and music lovers, with the stun­ning coastal scenery pro­vid­ing an enchant­i­ng back­drop. Tra­di­tion­al crafts still thrive along the Amal­fi Coast, par­tic­u­lar­ly in the towns of Posi­tano and Vietri sul Mare, known for their fine ceram­ics and linen pro­duc­tion. These cen­turies-old arti­sanal crafts remain an essen­tial part of the local cul­ture and are also unique sou­venirs of this beau­ti­ful region.

An Amal­fi Coast mini cruise offers an incred­i­ble way to expe­ri­ence the breath­tak­ing beau­ty of Italy’s icon­ic coast­line. This lux­u­ri­ous jour­ney lets you dis­cov­er charm­ing towns like Posi­tano, Amal­fi, and Rav­el­lo, all while cruis­ing the Amal­fi Coast in style. Each stop along the way pro­vides oppor­tu­ni­ties to explore his­toric archi­tec­ture, enjoy vibrant local cui­sine, and relax on serene beach­es. With a range of Amal­fi Coast cruis­es avail­able, trav­el­ers can find the per­fect mini-cruise that suits their sched­ule and inter­ests, com­bin­ing both adven­ture and relax­ation as they take in the stun­ning Mediter­ranean views. A mini cruise on the Amal­fi Coast is an unfor­get­table way to see the high­lights of this world-famous des­ti­na­tion while enjoy­ing com­fort and convenience.