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Spend a relaxed day aboard a 12‑metre Itama, cruising the Amalfi Coast with swim stops at hidden coves, visits to fishing villages, and views of the Emerald Grotto and Fiord of Furore. This private full‑day excursion balances sightseeing with snorkeling and seaside dining options.
Spend a relaxed day aboard a 12‑metre Itama, cruising the Amalfi Coast with swim stops at hidden coves, visits to fishing villages, and views of the Emerald Grotto and Fiord of Furore. This private full‑day excursion balances sightseeing with snorkeling and seaside dining options.
The hull parts the pale Mediterranean just off Amalfi and the cliff faces rise, stepped with lemon groves and white houses. Onboard the 12‑metre Itama, the day unfolds as a series of coastal rooms: sheltered coves for a morning swim, a dramatic fjord cleaving the coastline at Furore, and the green mouth of the Emerald Grotto.
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Operated by amalfi charter · Amalfi, Campania
The hull parts the pale Mediterranean just off Amalfi and the cliff faces rise, stepped with lemon groves and white houses. Onboard the 12‑metre Itama, the day unfolds as a series of coastal rooms: sheltered coves for a morning swim, a dramatic fjord cleaving the coastline at Furore, and the green mouth of the Emerald Grotto.
This stretch of coastline formed from uplifted marine terraces and volcanic deposits—part of Campania’s rugged geology—has been a maritime corridor since Roman and medieval trade. Village harbors like Cetara still register the salt and rhythm of fishing life; Ravello sits higher, a town of villas and music with views that inspired composers and travelers. Local culture is visible in nets drying on the quays, the scent of fried anchovies, and the way skippers point out private villas and mythic islets like Li Galli.
Expect a relaxed, sight‑driven day: multiple swim stops, snorkeling in clear pockets, short visits to seaside towns if you choose, and commentary on landmarks such as the Marmorata falls and Sophia Loren’s villa. The itinerary is private and flexible—bring a packed lunch or opt for a seaside restaurant near Nerano.
Practical guidance: plan for 6–7 hours aboard, protect skin and electronics from reflected sun, and keep light layers for sea breeze. Charging and shade are limited on smaller yachts; secure valuables in a dry bag. For comfort and safety, confirm pickup, passenger limits, and swimming ability in advance.
The private excursion runs about 6–7 hours and typically sails from Amalfi toward Maiori and Cetara, then along the coast past Minori, Ravello (viewed from sea), Conca dei Marini, Furore, Li Galli, and returns via swimming stops and optional lunch in Nerano.
Yes—multiple swim stops are standard and snorkeling is possible in clear coves; guests should bring personal snorkel gear or request equipment in advance.
This is a private charter; the skipper will usually adapt stops and timing to guest preferences, subject to sea and weather conditions.
Late spring through early fall (May–September) offers the warmest sea temperatures and calmer conditions, though summer is busiest; shoulder seasons have fewer crowds.
amalfi charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull parts the pale Mediterranean just off Amalfi and the cliff faces rise, stepped with lemon groves and white houses. Onboard the 12‑metre Itama, the day unfolds as a series of coastal rooms: sheltered coves for a morning swim, a dramatic fjord cleaving the coastline at Furore, and the green mouth of the Emerald Grotto.
The hull parts the pale Mediterranean just off Amalfi and the cliff faces rise, stepped with lemon groves and white houses. Onboard the 12‑metre Itama, the day unfolds as a series of coastal rooms: sheltered coves for a morning swim, a dramatic fjord cleaving the coastline at Furore, and the green mouth of the Emerald Grotto.
This stretch of coastline formed from uplifted marine terraces and volcanic deposits—part of Campania’s rugged geology—has been a maritime corridor since Roman and medieval trade. Village harbors like Cetara still register the salt and rhythm of fishing life; Ravello sits higher, a town of villas and music with views that inspired composers and travelers. Local culture is visible in nets drying on the quays, the scent of fried anchovies, and the way skippers point out private villas and mythic islets like Li Galli.
Expect a relaxed, sight‑driven day: multiple swim stops, snorkeling in clear pockets, short visits to seaside towns if you choose, and commentary on landmarks such as the Marmorata falls and Sophia Loren’s villa. The itinerary is private and flexible—bring a packed lunch or opt for a seaside restaurant near Nerano.
Practical guidance: plan for 6–7 hours aboard, protect skin and electronics from reflected sun, and keep light layers for sea breeze. Charging and shade are limited on smaller yachts; secure valuables in a dry bag. For comfort and safety, confirm pickup, passenger limits, and swimming ability in advance.