



by Buyourtour di Amo Italy Travel
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.€268This small group boat day excursion lasts about eight hours and departs from Sorrento. The boat carries up to 12 passengers and is managed by a professional English-speaking skipper. The trip follows the Amalfi Coast by sea, with stops to swim in quiet coves along the route. Early in the journey, the boat passes near the Li Galli archipelago, a group of three islands south of the Sorrento peninsula, known for their distinctive shapes. The boat then docks in Amalfi, where passengers have approximately ninety minutes of independent free time to explore the town. After leaving Amalfi, the boat passes the Furore Fjord, a narrow rocky inlet with a small 25-meter beach. The next stop is Positano, where there is another ninety minutes of free time to walk the narrow streets lined with boutiques and artisan sandal makers. Soft drinks, including water, coca-cola, and beer, along with dry snacks such as chips, are provided on board. Hotel pickup is available within the Sorrento area or from a meeting point in Naples. Snorkeling gear, beach towels, and admission fees are not included. Transfers outside the designated zones are not covered. The tour does not include a stop at the Emerald Grotto due to long wait times; visitors may choose to visit it independently during their free time.
Amalfi Coast
The journey begins on board along the Amalfi Coast, where the coastline offers numerous scenic views that provide photo opportunities throughout the trip.
Li Galli
The boat passes by the Li Galli archipelago, located south of the Sorrento peninsula. This group consists of three islands—Gallo Lungo, La Rotonda, and Dei Briganti (also called La Castelluccia). The islands are part of the Punta Campanella protected area within Positano’s municipality. Viewed from above, the shape is said to resemble a dolphin or a mermaid’s tail.
Amalfi
The boat docks in Amalfi for 90 minutes of free time. Amalfi is the historic Maritime Republic that gives the coast its name. The town blends historical sites with natural surroundings and has a Mediterranean climate. Its patron saint is St. Andrew the Apostle.
90 min
Furore
The route continues past the Furore Fjord, a narrow crack in the rock surrounded by wild nature. This fjord features a small beach only 25 meters long and is located in the heart of the Amalfi Coast.
Positano
The boat stops in Positano for 90 minutes. The town is known for its steep layout and narrow streets filled with many boutiques and craft shops, including those that still make sandals by hand, continuing a tradition from the 1960s.
90 min
The meeting point is in Via Marina Piccola n.2 (Sorrento port) in the square between "La Scogliera Kitchen & Bar" and "Ruccio Restaurant"
End point
The meeting point is in Via Marina Piccola n.2 (Sorrento port) in the square between "La Scogliera Kitchen & Bar" and "Ruccio Restaurant"




by Buyourtour di Amo Italy Travel
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.€268This small group boat day excursion lasts about eight hours and departs from Sorrento. The boat carries up to 12 passengers and is managed by a professional English-speaking skipper. The trip follows the Amalfi Coast by sea, with stops to swim in quiet coves along the route. Early in the journey, the boat passes near the Li Galli archipelago, a group of three islands south of the Sorrento peninsula, known for their distinctive shapes. The boat then docks in Amalfi, where passengers have approximately ninety minutes of independent free time to explore the town. After leaving Amalfi, the boat passes the Furore Fjord, a narrow rocky inlet with a small 25-meter beach. The next stop is Positano, where there is another ninety minutes of free time to walk the narrow streets lined with boutiques and artisan sandal makers. Soft drinks, including water, coca-cola, and beer, along with dry snacks such as chips, are provided on board. Hotel pickup is available within the Sorrento area or from a meeting point in Naples. Snorkeling gear, beach towels, and admission fees are not included. Transfers outside the designated zones are not covered. The tour does not include a stop at the Emerald Grotto due to long wait times; visitors may choose to visit it independently during their free time.
Amalfi Coast
The journey begins on board along the Amalfi Coast, where the coastline offers numerous scenic views that provide photo opportunities throughout the trip.
Li Galli
The boat passes by the Li Galli archipelago, located south of the Sorrento peninsula. This group consists of three islands—Gallo Lungo, La Rotonda, and Dei Briganti (also called La Castelluccia). The islands are part of the Punta Campanella protected area within Positano’s municipality. Viewed from above, the shape is said to resemble a dolphin or a mermaid’s tail.
Amalfi
The boat docks in Amalfi for 90 minutes of free time. Amalfi is the historic Maritime Republic that gives the coast its name. The town blends historical sites with natural surroundings and has a Mediterranean climate. Its patron saint is St. Andrew the Apostle.
90 min
Furore
The route continues past the Furore Fjord, a narrow crack in the rock surrounded by wild nature. This fjord features a small beach only 25 meters long and is located in the heart of the Amalfi Coast.
Positano
The boat stops in Positano for 90 minutes. The town is known for its steep layout and narrow streets filled with many boutiques and craft shops, including those that still make sandals by hand, continuing a tradition from the 1960s.
90 min
The meeting point is in Via Marina Piccola n.2 (Sorrento port) in the square between "La Scogliera Kitchen & Bar" and "Ruccio Restaurant"
End point
The meeting point is in Via Marina Piccola n.2 (Sorrento port) in the square between "La Scogliera Kitchen & Bar" and "Ruccio Restaurant"