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A private full‑day cruise from Positano that threads the Amalfi Coast’s cliffs, fjords, caves and seaside towns. Includes swim stops, an aperitif, and time to explore Amalfi if you choose to disembark.
A private full‑day cruise from Positano that threads the Amalfi Coast’s cliffs, fjords, caves and seaside towns. Includes swim stops, an aperitif, and time to explore Amalfi if you choose to disembark.
The bow parts the morning like a clean page. Passengers step aboard a 12‑meter Mochi Craft at Positano’s ferry dock as the cliffside houses hang over blue water. The skipper casts off at 10:00 a.m.; lemon groves and pastel façades slide by while the Tyrrhenian Sea lifts the boat toward Praiano and the narrow mouth of Furore.
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Operated by exclusive boat noleggio barche · Positano, Campania
The bow parts the morning like a clean page. Passengers step aboard a 12‑meter Mochi Craft at Positano’s ferry dock as the cliffside houses hang over blue water. The skipper casts off at 10:00 a.m.; lemon groves and pastel façades slide by while the Tyrrhenian Sea lifts the boat toward Praiano and the narrow mouth of Furore.
Geology here is blunt and visible: Eocene limestone cliffs cut by deep coves, caves carved by centuries of wave action and the small fjord at Furore where rock walls funnel the sea with a hush. The coastline carries cultural weight too — Amalfi was once a maritime republic, and its harbors and stair‑streets still map a history of trade, ceramics, and fishing. Local life clings to terraces; you’ll pass Marmorata waterfall and caves like the one at Maiori that reveal how sea and stone have co‑written this shore.
Practically: this is a private, 7‑hour cruise (10:00–17:00) for up to 11 people with towels, soft drinks, one prosecco bottle and a light aperitif included. Expect multiple swim stops (Praiano, Furore, cave swim near Maiori) and a one‑hour option to disembark in Amalfi. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a waterproof bag, and plan shoes for brief landings. The skipper handles navigation and mooring; guests should be ready for stairs and uneven quays onshore.
This trip balances slow coastal reading with spurts of salt and sight: clear snorkeling holes, cliff faces daring you to look up, and the measured hospitality of Amalfi’s towns. It’s accessible for most travelers but rewards basic sea sense and a readiness to step from boat to town on short notice.
Boarding is at Positano’s port where ferries dock on the ferry side; meet at the dock area 15 minutes before departure.
Yes — the itinerary allows about 60 minutes in Amalfi for those who wish to disembark and explore; return to the agreed meeting point on time.
Yes — the cruise includes planned swim stops at Praiano, Furore and near caves; bring swimwear and a waterproof bag for belongings.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; tours may be canceled for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
exclusive boat noleggio barche operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow parts the morning like a clean page. Passengers step aboard a 12‑meter Mochi Craft at Positano’s ferry dock as the cliffside houses hang over blue water. The skipper casts off at 10:00 a.m.; lemon groves and pastel façades slide by while the Tyrrhenian Sea lifts the boat toward Praiano and the narrow mouth of Furore.
The bow parts the morning like a clean page. Passengers step aboard a 12‑meter Mochi Craft at Positano’s ferry dock as the cliffside houses hang over blue water. The skipper casts off at 10:00 a.m.; lemon groves and pastel façades slide by while the Tyrrhenian Sea lifts the boat toward Praiano and the narrow mouth of Furore.
Geology here is blunt and visible: Eocene limestone cliffs cut by deep coves, caves carved by centuries of wave action and the small fjord at Furore where rock walls funnel the sea with a hush. The coastline carries cultural weight too — Amalfi was once a maritime republic, and its harbors and stair‑streets still map a history of trade, ceramics, and fishing. Local life clings to terraces; you’ll pass Marmorata waterfall and caves like the one at Maiori that reveal how sea and stone have co‑written this shore.
Practically: this is a private, 7‑hour cruise (10:00–17:00) for up to 11 people with towels, soft drinks, one prosecco bottle and a light aperitif included. Expect multiple swim stops (Praiano, Furore, cave swim near Maiori) and a one‑hour option to disembark in Amalfi. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a waterproof bag, and plan shoes for brief landings. The skipper handles navigation and mooring; guests should be ready for stairs and uneven quays onshore.
This trip balances slow coastal reading with spurts of salt and sight: clear snorkeling holes, cliff faces daring you to look up, and the measured hospitality of Amalfi’s towns. It’s accessible for most travelers but rewards basic sea sense and a readiness to step from boat to town on short notice.