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Board a traditional 38ft Sorrentine gozzo for a private day along the Amalfi Coast. Pass Roman ruins, marine reserves and the islands of Li Galli, with stops to swim, snorkel and explore Positano and Amalfi.
Board a traditional 38ft Sorrentine gozzo for a private day along the Amalfi Coast. Pass Roman ruins, marine reserves and the islands of Li Galli, with stops to swim, snorkel and explore Positano and Amalfi.
The boat slips free from the quay and the cliff-face houses of Sorrento and Positano recede into a ribbon of color. Salt air pushes forward; the gozzo’s bow lifts, and the coastline—steep limestone cliffs streaked with terraces—unfurls in a sequence of coves, fishing hamlets and sea caves.
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Operated by MBS Blu Charter Boat Tours · Sorrento, Campania
The boat slips free from the quay and the cliff-face houses of Sorrento and Positano recede into a ribbon of color. Salt air pushes forward; the gozzo’s bow lifts, and the coastline—steep limestone cliffs streaked with terraces—unfurls in a sequence of coves, fishing hamlets and sea caves.
This private cruise aboard a 38ft Sorrentine gozzo follows routes shaped by millennia: Mesozoic limestone formed the high cliffs, while Roman villas once hugged the shore—ruins still visible near Bagni della Regina Giovanna. The Amalfi Coast’s maritime history is tangible in Amalfi’s cathedral square and the region’s seafaring traditions; fishermen still haul nets from small, colorful boats beneath towering slopes planted with lemon groves.
Guests can pass the marine reserve around Punta Campanella and Li Galli—the isles of the Sirens—before pausing to swim in blue coves or explore Amalfi and Positano on foot. The skipper handles navigation and local currents; the crew supplies prosecco, fruit and fresh-water showers for comfort.
Practical side: this is a full-day, 7–8 hour private outing with onboard restroom and life jackets; expect short tendering in some landings and 30–60 minute swimming stops. Bring reef-friendly sunscreen, a wind layer, and shoes that grip wet decks. Book early in summer for morning departures to avoid afternoon traffic and to find calmer seas for snorkeling.
The trip is equal parts coastal sightseeing and relaxed sea time—designed for travelers who want a focused, comfortable way to experience Amalfi’s geology, history and seaside culture.
Departures and returns are from Sorrento port or Positano public pier depending on your booking and pickup instructions.
Yes—there are scheduled swimming stops; masks may be provided but bringing personal snorkel gear is recommended.
The cruise includes soft drinks, water, seasonal fruit, beer and a bottle of prosecco; lunch ashore in Positano or Amalfi is at your expense.
Full refunds are available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; operators may cancel for unsafe weather conditions and offer refunds.
MBS Blu Charter Boat Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips free from the quay and the cliff-face houses of Sorrento and Positano recede into a ribbon of color. Salt air pushes forward; the gozzo’s bow lifts, and the coastline—steep limestone cliffs streaked with terraces—unfurls in a sequence of coves, fishing hamlets and sea caves.
The boat slips free from the quay and the cliff-face houses of Sorrento and Positano recede into a ribbon of color. Salt air pushes forward; the gozzo’s bow lifts, and the coastline—steep limestone cliffs streaked with terraces—unfurls in a sequence of coves, fishing hamlets and sea caves.
This private cruise aboard a 38ft Sorrentine gozzo follows routes shaped by millennia: Mesozoic limestone formed the high cliffs, while Roman villas once hugged the shore—ruins still visible near Bagni della Regina Giovanna. The Amalfi Coast’s maritime history is tangible in Amalfi’s cathedral square and the region’s seafaring traditions; fishermen still haul nets from small, colorful boats beneath towering slopes planted with lemon groves.
Guests can pass the marine reserve around Punta Campanella and Li Galli—the isles of the Sirens—before pausing to swim in blue coves or explore Amalfi and Positano on foot. The skipper handles navigation and local currents; the crew supplies prosecco, fruit and fresh-water showers for comfort.
Practical side: this is a full-day, 7–8 hour private outing with onboard restroom and life jackets; expect short tendering in some landings and 30–60 minute swimming stops. Bring reef-friendly sunscreen, a wind layer, and shoes that grip wet decks. Book early in summer for morning departures to avoid afternoon traffic and to find calmer seas for snorkeling.
The trip is equal parts coastal sightseeing and relaxed sea time—designed for travelers who want a focused, comfortable way to experience Amalfi’s geology, history and seaside culture.