Unforgettable experience in Amalfi

Port of Sorrento, Sorrento, Italy

3 REVIEWS

PEOPLE

7h30

DURATION

With skipper

You will be accompanied by a skipper speaking French, English, Spanish, Italian · Learn more

Flexible cancellation

Full refund if you cancel 24 hours or more before the booking start (excluding service fees and commission).

What's included

Towels

Snorkeling Equipment

Drinking Water

Sound System

Ice Box

Shower Onboard

Swimming Stop

Fuel

About the experience

The first hour, the Peninsula unfolds.
You coast slowly, because speeding here would be a sin:
• Baths of Queen Giovanna. The water becomes transparent, and below you can see the remains of the Roman villa of Pollione Felice. From the boat, you understand why they called it the Queen's Pool: a natural rock arch enclosing a turquoise lagoon.
• Marina della Lobra and the Gulf of Jeranto. Olive trees descend to the sea, no houses, only the scent of myrtle wafting on the wind.
• Punta Campanella. It's the last finger of the Sorrento Peninsula. You pass it and officially enter the marine protected area. The sea changes color, from blue to emerald green. In the background, there's no longer Naples, only the Amalfi Coast.
The captain slows down and tells you that, according to Homer, the sirens sang here.
Li Galli — the unexpected stop
You arrive at the Sirens' Archipelago, three dolphin-shaped rocks between Capri and Positano. It's the perfect spot for your first dive. They give you a mask and throw you into water that's 72 degrees Fahrenheit in May, so clear you can see schools of damselfish. Legend has it that Ulysses was tied up here: after a swim, you'll understand why.
Back on board, they hand you a glass of chilled limoncello. It's not touristy, it's necessary.
Navigating the real Amalfi Coast
From here on, it's a succession of things you'd never see by car:
You skirt Nerano, then Praiano with its clinging houses, then the captain points out the Furore Fjord above, a cleft in the rock with a hidden beach and the bridge of the former road suspended 30 meters above. Shortly after, Conca dei Marini and the Emerald Grotto, where the light enters underwater and makes it truly glow green.
You're not looking at postcards. You're walking through them.

Around 11:30 AM, Amalfi, arrival from the sea
It's the best moment. You see it slowly arriving: first the majolica bell tower, then the striated façade of the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea dominating the square, then the tangle of alleys. From the sea, you understand why it was a Maritime Republic—the natural harbor is a stone embrace.

Organized by Mario

38 reviews

Itinerary

Starting location:: Porto di Sorrento, Sorrento, Italia
Arrive back at:: Porto di Sorrento, Sorrento, Italia

4/5 · 3 reviews

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Joe

Date of the rental 6/27/26 · Date of the review 7/5/26

Great day going around Capri and swimming in the bay, the team was professional and attentive. Didn't speak much English but we figured it all out.

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Henrii

Date of the rental 7/19/25 · Date of the review 7/20/25

Capitan and his son was so nice and helpful We enjoyed and was amazing day. Thanks for great service, kindness and help . Very nice guys. Must try it.

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MARCELLO

Date of the rental 7/4/25 · Date of the review 7/6/25

Didn't take us to the Blue Grotto, didn't take us to the Green Grotto, picked us up at the port of Sorrento and didn't leave us there on the way back, the fuel and the captain were included and charged 500 euros, terrible service, I don't recommend it

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