



by Amalfi Coast My Way
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.€790This private boat tour along Italy’s Amalfi Coast lasts about 7 to 8 hours and departs from Sorrento. The day includes stops at several coastal locations, allowing time onshore and in the water. The tour begins with a visit to Bagni Regina Giovanna, where guests can see the ruins of an ancient royal villa by the sea. Next, the boat sails past Punta Campanella, the point where the Sorrento coast meets the Amalfi coast and separates the Bay of Naples from the Bay of Salerno, marked by a lighthouse. The cruise continues to the islands of Li Galli, offering another chance to swim and snorkel. Then it stops at Spiaggia di Tordigliano, a beach known for its clear waters, where guests can swim and snorkel for about an hour. The boat then approaches Positano, cruising below the town’s cliffs for photo opportunities before dropping guests off for two hours to explore the town independently. The final stop is Marina del Cantone, an old fishing village where guests can swim in turquoise waters and optionally have lunch by the shore. Throughout the tour, the private captain is available to share information about the coast and adjust the itinerary. Included are beach towels, snorkeling equipment, port fees, fuel, insurance, water, soft drinks, beer, and the captain’s service. Gratuities are not included.
Bagni Regina Giovanna
The first stop is Bagni Regina Giovanna, an ancient site with ruins of an old queen’s villa located right by the water. Guests can spend about one hour here.
60 min
Punta Campanella
Next, the boat sails along Punta Campanella, the point marking the end of the Sorrento coast and the start of the Amalfi coast, separating the Bay of Naples and the Bay of Salerno. The lighthouse at the point will be passed and pointed out by the captain during the one-hour sail.
60 min
Li Galli
The cruise continues through the islands of Li Galli, where guests have another opportunity to swim and snorkel in the sea during the one-hour stop.
60 min
Spiaggia di Tordigliano
The boat stops at Spiaggia di Tordigliano, one of the coast’s notable beaches. Visitors can swim and snorkel here for about an hour.
60 min
Positano
The boat approaches Positano by cruising below the town’s cliffs, allowing guests to take photos. Afterward, guests spend two hours ashore to explore the town independently.
120 min
Marina del Cantone
The final stop is Marina del Cantone, an old fishing village where guests can swim in the turquoise waters. There is also an option to have lunch by the water during the two-hour stop.
120 min
We will meet you in MARINA PICCOLA SORRENTO, near bar Ruccio at 9:30 am.
End point
The meeting point can vary depending on which port you select. The exact meeting point address and directions will be sent to you by our customer success manager a day prior to your tour.




by Amalfi Coast My Way
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.€790This private boat tour along Italy’s Amalfi Coast lasts about 7 to 8 hours and departs from Sorrento. The day includes stops at several coastal locations, allowing time onshore and in the water. The tour begins with a visit to Bagni Regina Giovanna, where guests can see the ruins of an ancient royal villa by the sea. Next, the boat sails past Punta Campanella, the point where the Sorrento coast meets the Amalfi coast and separates the Bay of Naples from the Bay of Salerno, marked by a lighthouse. The cruise continues to the islands of Li Galli, offering another chance to swim and snorkel. Then it stops at Spiaggia di Tordigliano, a beach known for its clear waters, where guests can swim and snorkel for about an hour. The boat then approaches Positano, cruising below the town’s cliffs for photo opportunities before dropping guests off for two hours to explore the town independently. The final stop is Marina del Cantone, an old fishing village where guests can swim in turquoise waters and optionally have lunch by the shore. Throughout the tour, the private captain is available to share information about the coast and adjust the itinerary. Included are beach towels, snorkeling equipment, port fees, fuel, insurance, water, soft drinks, beer, and the captain’s service. Gratuities are not included.
Bagni Regina Giovanna
The first stop is Bagni Regina Giovanna, an ancient site with ruins of an old queen’s villa located right by the water. Guests can spend about one hour here.
60 min
Punta Campanella
Next, the boat sails along Punta Campanella, the point marking the end of the Sorrento coast and the start of the Amalfi coast, separating the Bay of Naples and the Bay of Salerno. The lighthouse at the point will be passed and pointed out by the captain during the one-hour sail.
60 min
Li Galli
The cruise continues through the islands of Li Galli, where guests have another opportunity to swim and snorkel in the sea during the one-hour stop.
60 min
Spiaggia di Tordigliano
The boat stops at Spiaggia di Tordigliano, one of the coast’s notable beaches. Visitors can swim and snorkel here for about an hour.
60 min
Positano
The boat approaches Positano by cruising below the town’s cliffs, allowing guests to take photos. Afterward, guests spend two hours ashore to explore the town independently.
120 min
Marina del Cantone
The final stop is Marina del Cantone, an old fishing village where guests can swim in the turquoise waters. There is also an option to have lunch by the water during the two-hour stop.
120 min
We will meet you in MARINA PICCOLA SORRENTO, near bar Ruccio at 9:30 am.
End point
The meeting point can vary depending on which port you select. The exact meeting point address and directions will be sent to you by our customer success manager a day prior to your tour.