Yachting in Amalfi Coast, Italy

With stunning cliffs and a rugged Mediterranean shoreline dotted with small beaches and pastel-colored fishing villages Italy’s southern coastline, The Amalfi Coast, is the perfect destination for those who wish to experience idyllic beauty and Italian luxury. Sail from one stunning location to the other, past the picturesque villages, grand villas and cliffside of lemon groves; step ashore and taste the spectacular seafood whilst lounging on the gorgeous beaches embraced by the turquoise blue Mediterranean sea and kissed by the sun. As you cruise along the Amalfi Coast, you will arrive at the city of Procida. Procida is known for its dramatic cliffs and hidden coves and crystal-clear sea. Drop anchor and have lunch ashore at the famous Caracale in the heart of the ancient port of Corricella. As the day comes to an end, head over to Maresia beach club to experience on of the Amalfi Coast’s most breathtaking sunsets. Another gem within the Amalfi Coast is the island of Ischia. Yacht to and swim in the emerald waters of Citara for a pleasant day on the water. Later, go ashore to visit the stunning Castello Aragonese, a castle built in 474 B.C which is linked to land by a bridge. As the day comes to an end, make you way to Sorgeto, famous for his natural thermal pools, for another mesmerizing Amalfi Coast sunset. After sunset, have dinner at Indaco, the only Michelin Star restaurant in Ischia. Continuing your journey through the Amalfi Coast, you should yacht to the charming island of Capri. Anchor-up at the world-famous Blue Grotto and Faraglioni, the home of the rare blue lizard. Later, go ashore and don’t miss a stop to Cartushia, where luxury and perfumes and soaps were handmade by monks since 1700. After a dinner at Aurora, don’t forget to check out the lively Capri nightlife. Cruising back to the mainland of the Amalfi Coast, you will arrive at Positano. The town grew around the steep cliffs and dates back to the 10th century; Positano looked over by the famous gold dome of the Church of Santa Maria Assunta. disembark and wander around the tiny alleys to explore the artisans shops. Have dinner at Michelin-starred La Sponda, on the stunning terrace of the Rada. Ravello is another destination that you should include in your Amalfi Coast yacht charter. Its close proximity to Positano allows you to yacht to the city in less than 1 hour. Once at Ravello, visit the famous gardens, Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, and the spectacular Cathedral of Ravello, which is located in Vescovado Square. If you wish, you can also book a cooking class with Mamma Agata where you’ll learn the secrets of Italian Cuisine. After having explored some of the famous cities along the Amalfi Coast, make your way to Amalfi; enjoy a cruise along the Amalfi Coast with a stop at Conca Dei Marini to visit the impressive Emerald Grotto. Once in Amalfi, disembark for a visit to the Cathedral in Piazza del Duomo and later have dinner at Michelin-Starred La Caravella followed by dancing at Africana, a secret club located in a cave over the sea. Sorrento is also one of the cities you should yacht to during your Amalfi Coast yacht charter. As you cruise down the Amalfi Coast you will pass through sea reserves of Punta Campanella. Once in Sorrento, disembark and enjoy an aperitivo at the famous Sky Bar at Hotel Mediterraneo, then head for dinner at Torre del Saracino or Don Alfonso. If you are still looking for further inspiration on possible tours, you can check out: - Silver Star Yachting - Boat Bookings - Nautal Yachting in the Amalfi Coast will prove to be an experience not to be missed and will make for lifelong memories for you and your guests. Enjoy this stunning part of the world as it was meant to be seen - by the water. For a luxury yacht charter, if you are looking for convenience, check out YachtLife’s app, the best boat rental app available on iOS and Android. Download the app and book your yacht now. You deserve it! For more rental locations, check out all our yacht charter locations.