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Spend a private day aboard a traditional 35ft gozzo exploring Positano, Amalfi, Li Galli and hidden coves. This full-day charter from Sorrento mixes swim stops, snorkeling, and coastal sightseeing with a local captain guiding the route.
Spend a private day aboard a traditional 35ft gozzo exploring Positano, Amalfi, Li Galli and hidden coves. This full-day charter from Sorrento mixes swim stops, snorkeling, and coastal sightseeing with a local captain guiding the route.
Morning light splits the cliffs as the Apreamare slips from Sorrento's marina—salt air stinging, hull humming, and the coastline unspooling in a line of pastel villages and sheer limestone faces. Onboard a classic 35ft gozzo, travelers move close to Positano’s stacked houses, circle the myth-steeped Li Galli islets, and cut into coves where water the color of oxidized glass invites a cool plunge.
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Operated by Capasecca Yacht · Sorrento, Campania
Morning light splits the cliffs as the Apreamare slips from Sorrento's marina—salt air stinging, hull humming, and the coastline unspooling in a line of pastel villages and sheer limestone faces. Onboard a classic 35ft gozzo, travelers move close to Positano’s stacked houses, circle the myth-steeped Li Galli islets, and cut into coves where water the color of oxidized glass invites a cool plunge.
This stretch of the Amalfi Coast is carved from Miocene limestone; decades of sea and weather have sculpted fjord-like inlets and vertical terraces used for lemon cultivation. Towns like Amalfi grew here as maritime centers in the Middle Ages, leaving churches, paper mills, and narrow streets that still pulse with local life. Expect seafood-scented harbors, hand-thrown ceramics in cliffside shops, and the occasional fisherman repairing nets.
Practically, the trip is a full-day private charter—6–8 hours—built for relaxed exploration and swim stops at Tordigliano, Nerano, and secluded bays. Snorkeling gear is provided; bring a swim shirt and reef-safe sunscreen. The water can be deceptively deep and currents may shift when rounding headlands; the captain chooses sheltered anchorages for swimming and lunch.
Best times are late spring through early fall for calm seas and warmer water. Photography favors low sun—early morning or late afternoon—when colors saturate and cliff shadows fall away.
For travelers, this is a transportive coastal day: part natural theater, part cultural detour, all paced by the rise and fall of the Mediterranean swell.
Charters normally depart from Sorrento marina; exact meeting point provided after booking.
Yes—snorkeling equipment is included in the trip price.
Soft drinks, soft snacks, and alcoholic beverages are listed as included—confirm any dietary needs in advance.
This product lists an all-sales-final policy and may be canceled by the operator for bad weather; verify terms at booking.
Capasecca Yacht operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light splits the cliffs as the Apreamare slips from Sorrento's marina—salt air stinging, hull humming, and the coastline unspooling in a line of pastel villages and sheer limestone faces. Onboard a classic 35ft gozzo, travelers move close to Positano’s stacked houses, circle the myth-steeped Li Galli islets, and cut into coves where water the color of oxidized glass invites a cool plunge.
Morning light splits the cliffs as the Apreamare slips from Sorrento's marina—salt air stinging, hull humming, and the coastline unspooling in a line of pastel villages and sheer limestone faces. Onboard a classic 35ft gozzo, travelers move close to Positano’s stacked houses, circle the myth-steeped Li Galli islets, and cut into coves where water the color of oxidized glass invites a cool plunge.
This stretch of the Amalfi Coast is carved from Miocene limestone; decades of sea and weather have sculpted fjord-like inlets and vertical terraces used for lemon cultivation. Towns like Amalfi grew here as maritime centers in the Middle Ages, leaving churches, paper mills, and narrow streets that still pulse with local life. Expect seafood-scented harbors, hand-thrown ceramics in cliffside shops, and the occasional fisherman repairing nets.
Practically, the trip is a full-day private charter—6–8 hours—built for relaxed exploration and swim stops at Tordigliano, Nerano, and secluded bays. Snorkeling gear is provided; bring a swim shirt and reef-safe sunscreen. The water can be deceptively deep and currents may shift when rounding headlands; the captain chooses sheltered anchorages for swimming and lunch.
Best times are late spring through early fall for calm seas and warmer water. Photography favors low sun—early morning or late afternoon—when colors saturate and cliff shadows fall away.
For travelers, this is a transportive coastal day: part natural theater, part cultural detour, all paced by the rise and fall of the Mediterranean swell.