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Board a private Gagliotta from Positano and spend a day cruising the Amalfi Coast—swimming in hidden coves, visiting grottos, and stopping for lunch in a seaside village. This seven-hour private charter pairs seaside freedom with local insight from an experienced crew.
Board a private Gagliotta from Positano and spend a day cruising the Amalfi Coast—swimming in hidden coves, visiting grottos, and stopping for lunch in a seaside village. This seven-hour private charter pairs seaside freedom with local insight from an experienced crew.
A warm breeze lifts the scent of lemon and salt as the Gagliotta slips away from Positano’s main pier. White houses stack above the sea, and the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast fall away into a palette of Mediterranean blue. The captain cuts a steady wake as coves and grottos pass within easy reach—each stop a chance to swim, snorkel, or step ashore for an aperitivo.
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Operated by Lord's Boat Amalfi coast charter · Positano, Campania
A warm breeze lifts the scent of lemon and salt as the Gagliotta slips away from Positano’s main pier. White houses stack above the sea, and the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast fall away into a palette of Mediterranean blue. The captain cuts a steady wake as coves and grottos pass within easy reach—each stop a chance to swim, snorkel, or step ashore for an aperitivo.
This coastline is carved from limestone and tuff, where marine erosion and ancient uplift created steep terraces and sea caves like the Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto). The towns you’ll pass—Positano, Praiano, Amalfi and the offshore isles—owe their layout to centuries of maritime trade and the maritime republic history of Amalfi, plus a living fishing culture that still sets small nets from narrow beaches.
Expect a mix of open-water cruising and sheltered coves: quick swims from the boat, a grotto visit, and an hour ashore for lunch at a harbor-side trattoria. The crew provides towels, snorkel gear, soft drinks and Prosecco, and will point out photo stops and quieter anchorages.
Practical guidance: aim for a morning departure for calmer seas and softer light for photos; hydrate and reapply sunscreen after swims; use non-marking shoes when going ashore; secure seasickness meds if you’re prone. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels but pay attention boarding from the pier and boarding ladders at anchor. With basic preparation, this private Gagliotta day out turns Amalfi’s dramatic coastline into a personal shoreline to explore.
Boarding is at Positano’s main pier (Marina Grande); the captain will contact you about 15 minutes before boarding.
Itineraries can include Capri depending on route and sea conditions—confirm with the operator when booking as some routes focus on the Amalfi shoreline.
Yes—infants must sit on an adult’s lap; the tour is family-friendly but supervise children around water and during boarding.
Typical inclusions are use of the Gagliotta boat and crew, towels, snorkeling gear, onboard snacks, soft drinks, beer and Prosecco, fuel and restroom on board.
Lord's Boat Amalfi coast charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm breeze lifts the scent of lemon and salt as the Gagliotta slips away from Positano’s main pier. White houses stack above the sea, and the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast fall away into a palette of Mediterranean blue. The captain cuts a steady wake as coves and grottos pass within easy reach—each stop a chance to swim, snorkel, or step ashore for an aperitivo.
A warm breeze lifts the scent of lemon and salt as the Gagliotta slips away from Positano’s main pier. White houses stack above the sea, and the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast fall away into a palette of Mediterranean blue. The captain cuts a steady wake as coves and grottos pass within easy reach—each stop a chance to swim, snorkel, or step ashore for an aperitivo.
This coastline is carved from limestone and tuff, where marine erosion and ancient uplift created steep terraces and sea caves like the Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto). The towns you’ll pass—Positano, Praiano, Amalfi and the offshore isles—owe their layout to centuries of maritime trade and the maritime republic history of Amalfi, plus a living fishing culture that still sets small nets from narrow beaches.
Expect a mix of open-water cruising and sheltered coves: quick swims from the boat, a grotto visit, and an hour ashore for lunch at a harbor-side trattoria. The crew provides towels, snorkel gear, soft drinks and Prosecco, and will point out photo stops and quieter anchorages.
Practical guidance: aim for a morning departure for calmer seas and softer light for photos; hydrate and reapply sunscreen after swims; use non-marking shoes when going ashore; secure seasickness meds if you’re prone. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels but pay attention boarding from the pier and boarding ladders at anchor. With basic preparation, this private Gagliotta day out turns Amalfi’s dramatic coastline into a personal shoreline to explore.