Weekend boat trip on the Amalfi Coast
A weekend boat trip on the Amalfi Coast does not have to focus on Capri or Positano. At Nerano, at the tip of the Sorrento peninsula, the Bay of Ieranto offers crystal-clear water and silence.
A weekend boat trip on the Amalfi Coast does not have to focus on Capri or Positano. At Nerano, at the tip of the Sorrento peninsula, the Bay of Ieranto offers crystal-clear water and silence.
There is a Sardinia with no roads. No car parks. No queues. Only crystal-clear water, pink granite and the silence of those who had the good sense to arrive by boat.
You have seen the Faraglioni in a thousand photos. But have you ever passed under the arch of the Faraglione di Mezzo on your own boat, with the engine off and the silence of the water all around?
The Sorrento gozzo that smells of tradition, the day charter to Capri and the Faraglioni, the week on board with no schedules. From choosing the boat to choosing the departure port, the guide to the right route.
A sailing yacht charter on the Amalfi Coast is a return to the origins, where the Maritime Republic of Amalfi sailed the Mediterranean. Between the Tyrrhenian winds, the Sirens of Li Galli and arrivals under sail.
A yacht charter on the Amalfi Coast is the key to a beauty the mainland cannot give back. Between Positano, Amalfi, the Furore fjord and the Faraglioni of Capri, the yacht becomes the right point of view.
An Emerald Coast yacht charter is the key to a Sardinia the mainland cannot describe. Between Porto Cervo, the pink-granite coves and the La Maddalena archipelago.
A yacht charter in Salento lets you experience two seas in a single trip, between the cliffs of the Adriatic and the turquoise waters of the Ionian. From Otranto to Gallipoli.
Boat hire in the Tremiti Islands is the most authentic way to discover the wildest and most surprising archipelago in the Adriatic, with sea caves, clear water and islands suspended in time.
In Santa Maria di Leuca the sea is not just scenery: it is an ancient border where the Adriatic and the Ionian meet among hidden grottoes, cliffs and Mediterranean light.
A weekend boat trip on the Amalfi Coast does not have to focus on Capri or Positano. At Nerano, at the tip of the Sorrento peninsula, the Bay of Ieranto offers crystal-clear water and silence.
There is a Sardinia with no roads. No car parks. No queues. Only crystal-clear water, pink granite and the silence of those who had the good sense to arrive by boat.
You have seen the Faraglioni in a thousand photos. But have you ever passed under the arch of the Faraglione di Mezzo on your own boat, with the engine off and the silence of the water all around?
The Sorrento gozzo that smells of tradition, the day charter to Capri and the Faraglioni, the week on board with no schedules. From choosing the boat to choosing the departure port, the guide to the right route.
A sailing yacht charter on the Amalfi Coast is a return to the origins, where the Maritime Republic of Amalfi sailed the Mediterranean. Between the Tyrrhenian winds, the Sirens of Li Galli and arrivals under sail.
A yacht charter on the Amalfi Coast is the key to a beauty the mainland cannot give back. Between Positano, Amalfi, the Furore fjord and the Faraglioni of Capri, the yacht becomes the right point of view.
An Emerald Coast yacht charter is the key to a Sardinia the mainland cannot describe. Between Porto Cervo, the pink-granite coves and the La Maddalena archipelago.
A yacht charter in Salento lets you experience two seas in a single trip, between the cliffs of the Adriatic and the turquoise waters of the Ionian. From Otranto to Gallipoli.
Boat hire in the Tremiti Islands is the most authentic way to discover the wildest and most surprising archipelago in the Adriatic, with sea caves, clear water and islands suspended in time.
In Santa Maria di Leuca the sea is not just scenery: it is an ancient border where the Adriatic and the Ionian meet among hidden grottoes, cliffs and Mediterranean light.
