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Spend a private day cruising the Amalfi Coast from Salerno to Positano, with swim stops at sea caves, a waterfall, and time ashore in Amalfi and Positano. Snorkel gear, cold drinks and snacks are included on this seven-hour private charter.
Spend a private day cruising the Amalfi Coast from Salerno to Positano, with swim stops at sea caves, a waterfall, and time ashore in Amalfi and Positano. Snorkel gear, cold drinks and snacks are included on this seven-hour private charter.
A low-slung boat slides out of a small port as the sun warms the cliffs; lemon terraces and pastel houses step down to the sea while limestone walls drop into green-blue water. The day begins around 10:00 and moves at the pace of the coast — short hops between coves, a swim under an arch, and slow passes by villages where churches and watchtowers lean toward the sea.
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Operated by Rent da Matteo · Amalfi, Campania
A low-slung boat slides out of a small port as the sun warms the cliffs; lemon terraces and pastel houses step down to the sea while limestone walls drop into green-blue water. The day begins around 10:00 and moves at the pace of the coast — short hops between coves, a swim under an arch, and slow passes by villages where churches and watchtowers lean toward the sea.
This stretch of the Tyrrhenian is shaped by white limestone and fractured sandstone; watchtowers and coastal towers are reminders of medieval defenses against Saracen raids. Vietri sul Mare’s ceramics industry dates to centuries-old pottery traditions, while Amalfi was once a maritime republic that shaped local mercantile culture. Geologically the coast is a ribbon of cliffs, small beaches, and sea caves carved by wave action and tectonic uplift.
Practically, the private charter runs roughly 7 hours (10:00–17:00 typical), boarding from Salerno or towns between Vietri and Positano. Snorkel gear, cold drinks, snacks, ice and fuel are included; you can request stops at restaurants on the water. Expect calm to moderate seas; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer, and shoes that grip for rocky landings. Motion-sickness measures are wise for those prone to seasickness.
Stops commonly include the Pandora Cave, Marmorata waterfall swim, Amalfi town, and an hour in Positano. Book with a licensed skipper if you need pickup from multiple ports; cancellations generally refundable with 24-hour notice. For conservation, avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and pack out any litter — the coastline’s character depends on careful visitors.
Boarding can be from Salerno or ports between Vietri and Positano; pickups by skipper are possible if arranged at booking.
Yes — snorkel masks and fins are included in the price and available aboard.
Cold drinks, snacks, ice and an igloo are included; full restaurant stops are possible on request but are paid separately.
This excursion is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart conditions due to movement and limited medical access at sea.
Rent da Matteo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low-slung boat slides out of a small port as the sun warms the cliffs; lemon terraces and pastel houses step down to the sea while limestone walls drop into green-blue water. The day begins around 10:00 and moves at the pace of the coast — short hops between coves, a swim under an arch, and slow passes by villages where churches and watchtowers lean toward the sea.
A low-slung boat slides out of a small port as the sun warms the cliffs; lemon terraces and pastel houses step down to the sea while limestone walls drop into green-blue water. The day begins around 10:00 and moves at the pace of the coast — short hops between coves, a swim under an arch, and slow passes by villages where churches and watchtowers lean toward the sea.
This stretch of the Tyrrhenian is shaped by white limestone and fractured sandstone; watchtowers and coastal towers are reminders of medieval defenses against Saracen raids. Vietri sul Mare’s ceramics industry dates to centuries-old pottery traditions, while Amalfi was once a maritime republic that shaped local mercantile culture. Geologically the coast is a ribbon of cliffs, small beaches, and sea caves carved by wave action and tectonic uplift.
Practically, the private charter runs roughly 7 hours (10:00–17:00 typical), boarding from Salerno or towns between Vietri and Positano. Snorkel gear, cold drinks, snacks, ice and fuel are included; you can request stops at restaurants on the water. Expect calm to moderate seas; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer, and shoes that grip for rocky landings. Motion-sickness measures are wise for those prone to seasickness.
Stops commonly include the Pandora Cave, Marmorata waterfall swim, Amalfi town, and an hour in Positano. Book with a licensed skipper if you need pickup from multiple ports; cancellations generally refundable with 24-hour notice. For conservation, avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and pack out any litter — the coastline’s character depends on careful visitors.