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Board a private Mochi Craft 33 from Amalfi for a full-day coastal cruise to Pandora cave, the Marmorata waterfall, Furore’s sea fjord and Positano. Expect swims, onshore stops and an aperitif with prosecco — fuel charged onboard.
Board a private Mochi Craft 33 from Amalfi for a full-day coastal cruise to Pandora cave, the Marmorata waterfall, Furore’s sea fjord and Positano. Expect swims, onshore stops and an aperitif with prosecco — fuel charged onboard.
The day starts at the Darsena di Amalfi with the harbor breathing salt air and the slip of a 12m Mochi Craft 33 under your feet.
A small crew — skipper and hostess — welcomes up to 11 guests, and by 10:00 the coast peels away: Atrani’s pastel houses slide astern, cliffs loom, and the sea dares you into its blue.
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Operated by exclusive boat noleggio barche · Amalfi, Campania
The day starts at the Darsena di Amalfi with the harbor breathing salt air and the slip of a 12m Mochi Craft 33 under your feet.
A small crew — skipper and hostess — welcomes up to 11 guests, and by 10:00 the coast peels away: Atrani’s pastel houses slide astern, cliffs loom, and the sea dares you into its blue.
This stretch of the Amalfi Coast is carved from limestone and marl, the work of uplift and marine erosion that created narrow inlets, the fjord at Furore, and caves like the tour’s Pandora cave. Amalfi itself was a medieval maritime republic; its seafaring past still echoes in the boats and old dockyards. Local culture centers on lemon groves, fresh seafood, and small seaside towns that open onto steep staircases and terraces.
Expect a mix of cruising and stops: swims off quiet coves, a view of the Marmorata waterfall from sea level, a one-hour call in Minori or Maiori, and an hour to stretch legs in Positano. The boat provides towels, soft drinks, beer and a prosecco aperitif; note fuel is charged onboard (approx. €600).
Practical edge: wear reef shoes for rocky put-ins, bring sunscreen and a wind layer for afternoon chop, and carry some cash for the fuel fee or optional onshore purchases. Timing matters — mid-morning departures avoid the strongest sun and late-afternoon returns smooth the sea. On a private boat here, the coast feels personal: cliffs watch, currents nudge, and small towns invite exploration.
No — fuel is charged separately on board (advertised at approximately €600); confirm payment method with the operator before departure.
Yes — the itinerary includes multiple swim stops; bring water shoes for rocky entries and respect crew instructions for safe re-boarding.
The tour departs from and returns to Darsena di Amalfi; look for the skipper (Captain Tiziano) near the harbor wearing a blue-plate t-shirt.
Yes; the tour is suitable for all fitness levels but infants must sit on an adult’s lap and children should be supervised during swimming and on deck.
exclusive boat noleggio barche operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The day starts at the Darsena di Amalfi with the harbor breathing salt air and the slip of a 12m Mochi Craft 33 under your feet.
A small crew — skipper and hostess — welcomes up to 11 guests, and by 10:00 the coast peels away: Atrani’s pastel houses slide astern, cliffs loom, and the sea dares you into its blue.
The day starts at the Darsena di Amalfi with the harbor breathing salt air and the slip of a 12m Mochi Craft 33 under your feet.
A small crew — skipper and hostess — welcomes up to 11 guests, and by 10:00 the coast peels away: Atrani’s pastel houses slide astern, cliffs loom, and the sea dares you into its blue.
This stretch of the Amalfi Coast is carved from limestone and marl, the work of uplift and marine erosion that created narrow inlets, the fjord at Furore, and caves like the tour’s Pandora cave. Amalfi itself was a medieval maritime republic; its seafaring past still echoes in the boats and old dockyards. Local culture centers on lemon groves, fresh seafood, and small seaside towns that open onto steep staircases and terraces.
Expect a mix of cruising and stops: swims off quiet coves, a view of the Marmorata waterfall from sea level, a one-hour call in Minori or Maiori, and an hour to stretch legs in Positano. The boat provides towels, soft drinks, beer and a prosecco aperitif; note fuel is charged onboard (approx. €600).
Practical edge: wear reef shoes for rocky put-ins, bring sunscreen and a wind layer for afternoon chop, and carry some cash for the fuel fee or optional onshore purchases. Timing matters — mid-morning departures avoid the strongest sun and late-afternoon returns smooth the sea. On a private boat here, the coast feels personal: cliffs watch, currents nudge, and small towns invite exploration.