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Cruise the Amalfi Coast in a private gozzo from Sorrento—Capri’s caves, Positano’s islets and Nerano’s coves on an 8-hour curated route. Enjoy snorkeling, prosecco and local stops with a skipper who knows the tides and the best swimholes.
Cruise the Amalfi Coast in a private gozzo from Sorrento—Capri’s caves, Positano’s islets and Nerano’s coves on an 8-hour curated route. Enjoy snorkeling, prosecco and local stops with a skipper who knows the tides and the best swimholes.
The engine hum eases to a whisper as the gozzo slips from Sorrento’s marina and the coastline unfurls—steep limestone cliffs dotted with pastel houses, terraces of lemon groves, and the sea catching light like a moving map.
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Operated by Blue Diamond Charter · Sorrento, Campania
The engine hum eases to a whisper as the gozzo slips from Sorrento’s marina and the coastline unfurls—steep limestone cliffs dotted with pastel houses, terraces of lemon groves, and the sea catching light like a moving map.
This private, full-day tour follows a classical route: Punta Campanella’s headland marking the gulf’s turn, the caves and chromatic cliffs of Capri, the tiny archipelago off Positano, and the quiet fishing cove of Nerano. Geologically, you’re crossing folded limestone of the Campanian margin carved by sea and storm; historically, these waters carried Roman villas, medieval fishing routes and a string of coastal towns that developed distinct culinary and boat-building traditions.
Culturally expect local touches: prosecco and an aperitif served aboard, fresh fruit, and the skipper’s tips for where to jump or linger for a swim. The crew typically provides snorkeling gear, towels and a small comfort kit so you can move light.
Practical guidance: plan for 8 hours aboard; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer and shoes with grip for stepping on and off the dinghy. Seas can be calm in the morning, choppier in the afternoon—check forecasts and, if prone to motion sickness, take preventative medication an hour before departure. Timing visits to Capri’s grottoes or Positano’s hidden coves is part art, part weather; your skipper reads both.
This trip is ideal for travelers who want a private, curated look at the Amalfi coastline from the water—swims, short stops ashore, and plenty of coastal scenery without the crowds of larger ferries.
The tour runs about 8 hours and typically includes private transportation to/from the port, beverages, aperitif, snorkeling equipment, towels and a hostess/skipper aboard.
Yes—crew recommend sheltered coves for swims and will provide snorkel gear; stops depend on sea conditions and your group’s preferences.
Pickup is usually arranged from central Sorrento accommodations—confirm your pickup point at booking so the operator can coordinate timing.
Operators will cancel or modify the itinerary in poor sea conditions; full refunds are generally available if canceled 24 hours prior per the cancellation policy.
Blue Diamond Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine hum eases to a whisper as the gozzo slips from Sorrento’s marina and the coastline unfurls—steep limestone cliffs dotted with pastel houses, terraces of lemon groves, and the sea catching light like a moving map.
The engine hum eases to a whisper as the gozzo slips from Sorrento’s marina and the coastline unfurls—steep limestone cliffs dotted with pastel houses, terraces of lemon groves, and the sea catching light like a moving map.
This private, full-day tour follows a classical route: Punta Campanella’s headland marking the gulf’s turn, the caves and chromatic cliffs of Capri, the tiny archipelago off Positano, and the quiet fishing cove of Nerano. Geologically, you’re crossing folded limestone of the Campanian margin carved by sea and storm; historically, these waters carried Roman villas, medieval fishing routes and a string of coastal towns that developed distinct culinary and boat-building traditions.
Culturally expect local touches: prosecco and an aperitif served aboard, fresh fruit, and the skipper’s tips for where to jump or linger for a swim. The crew typically provides snorkeling gear, towels and a small comfort kit so you can move light.
Practical guidance: plan for 8 hours aboard; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer and shoes with grip for stepping on and off the dinghy. Seas can be calm in the morning, choppier in the afternoon—check forecasts and, if prone to motion sickness, take preventative medication an hour before departure. Timing visits to Capri’s grottoes or Positano’s hidden coves is part art, part weather; your skipper reads both.
This trip is ideal for travelers who want a private, curated look at the Amalfi coastline from the water—swims, short stops ashore, and plenty of coastal scenery without the crowds of larger ferries.