Amalfi Coast 6-Hour Private Boat Tour with Drinks and Snacks
by Amalfi Coast My Way
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This six-hour private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast offers a relaxed cruise guided by a local captain. The boat moves gently along the coastline, revealing the region’s coastal landscapes and providing opportunities to swim in clear waters. The captain points out notable locations and can recommend a seaside spot for lunch with a view (lunch not included). Drinks including Prosecco, beer, and soft drinks, as well as snacks, are included. Stops along the route include Positano, known for its pyramid of colorful houses descending to the sea, ideal for photos and swimming. The tour passes Praiano, a town divided into hamlets on a promontory, and the Fiordo di Furore, a fjord with a seaside village and a bridge used for the World High Diving Championship. Conca dei Marini is a fishing village in a sheltered bay, once popular with celebrities during the La Dolce Vita era. The boat also visits Amalfi, a former Maritime Republic featuring the Arab-Norman Cathedral of Sant'Andrea and the Arsenal Museum housed in a medieval shipyard. Atrani, Italy’s smallest town, is noted for its appearance in films due to its distinctive atmosphere. Ravello is seen with its rocky coast, villas, and the Marmorata Waterfall. The final stop, Minori, lies among citrus groves and contains the remains of a large Roman villa from the 1st century AD.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Costiera Amalfitana
The boat cruises gently along the Amalfi Coast, allowing time to enjoy the coastal scenery and swim in clear waters. The local captain points out interesting sites and can recommend a typical seaside restaurant for lunch with a view.
Positano
A well-known Amalfi Coast town with a pyramid of colorful houses descending toward the sea. It is a popular spot for photos and swimming.
Praiano
A town divided into hamlets on either side of a small promontory.
Fiordo Di Furore
A fjord with a seaside village. The bridge over the fjord is a location for the World High Diving Championship.
Conca dei Marini
A fishing village in a bay sheltered from the sea. It was a holiday resort frequented by celebrities during the La Dolce Vita years.
Amalfi
Former Maritime Republic featuring the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea from the Arab-Norman era and the Arsenal Museum, a medieval shipyard now used for exhibitions.
Atrani
Italy’s smallest town, known for its beauty and atmosphere, frequently used as a film and commercial location.
Ravello
Town with a rocky coast, villas, and the Marmorata Waterfall which gives its name to the area.
Minori
Located among citrus groves, Minori was a Roman summer residence site with remains of a large 1st-century AD villa.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Amalfi Coast 6-Hour Private Boat Tour with Drinks and Snacks
by Amalfi Coast My Way
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€1,099Overview
This six-hour private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast offers a relaxed cruise guided by a local captain. The boat moves gently along the coastline, revealing the region’s coastal landscapes and providing opportunities to swim in clear waters. The captain points out notable locations and can recommend a seaside spot for lunch with a view (lunch not included). Drinks including Prosecco, beer, and soft drinks, as well as snacks, are included. Stops along the route include Positano, known for its pyramid of colorful houses descending to the sea, ideal for photos and swimming. The tour passes Praiano, a town divided into hamlets on a promontory, and the Fiordo di Furore, a fjord with a seaside village and a bridge used for the World High Diving Championship. Conca dei Marini is a fishing village in a sheltered bay, once popular with celebrities during the La Dolce Vita era. The boat also visits Amalfi, a former Maritime Republic featuring the Arab-Norman Cathedral of Sant'Andrea and the Arsenal Museum housed in a medieval shipyard. Atrani, Italy’s smallest town, is noted for its appearance in films due to its distinctive atmosphere. Ravello is seen with its rocky coast, villas, and the Marmorata Waterfall. The final stop, Minori, lies among citrus groves and contains the remains of a large Roman villa from the 1st century AD.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Costiera Amalfitana
The boat cruises gently along the Amalfi Coast, allowing time to enjoy the coastal scenery and swim in clear waters. The local captain points out interesting sites and can recommend a typical seaside restaurant for lunch with a view.
Positano
A well-known Amalfi Coast town with a pyramid of colorful houses descending toward the sea. It is a popular spot for photos and swimming.
Praiano
A town divided into hamlets on either side of a small promontory.
Fiordo Di Furore
A fjord with a seaside village. The bridge over the fjord is a location for the World High Diving Championship.
Conca dei Marini
A fishing village in a bay sheltered from the sea. It was a holiday resort frequented by celebrities during the La Dolce Vita years.
Amalfi
Former Maritime Republic featuring the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea from the Arab-Norman era and the Arsenal Museum, a medieval shipyard now used for exhibitions.
Atrani
Italy’s smallest town, known for its beauty and atmosphere, frequently used as a film and commercial location.
Ravello
Town with a rocky coast, villas, and the Marmorata Waterfall which gives its name to the area.
Minori
Located among citrus groves, Minori was a Roman summer residence site with remains of a large 1st-century AD villa.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.