Amalfi Coast
Italy’s jewel to be explored on a gulet cruise where nature, history, and crystal-clear sea come together.
Why choose the Amalfi Coast?
A gulet cruise along the Amalfi Coast is an experience that blends scenic beauty, tradition, and comfort.
This stretch of Campanian coastline, famous worldwide for its breathtaking charm, winds between towering cliffs, villages carved into the rock, hidden coves, and crystal-clear waters.
Sailing here means experiencing the coast from its most captivating perspective: the sea.
You’ll discover beaches accessible only by boat, natural caves shaped by time, and inlets perfect for a refreshing swim or a moment of pure peace.
The Amalfi Coast is also a journey through flavors from seafood pasta to IGP lemons, and of course, the iconic handmade limoncello. Every stop tells a story: from Amalfi, a glorious Maritime Republic, to Positano with its colorful houses and bougainvillea-scented alleys.
Then there’s Ravello, suspended between sky and sea, and Praiano, intimate and full of charm. Let the waves guide you on a journey that will stay forever in your heart.
A terrace of Mediterranean colours
Sailing the Amalfi Coast on a gulet is like stepping into a living painting, where each day unveils new and vibrant scenery. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, this coastline is a stunning sequence of lemon terraces, pebbled beaches, rocky inlets, and timeless villages.
On board our gulet, you can enjoy it all at your own pace with freedom and serenity.
Soak up the sun on deck, savor traditional dishes prepared by our onboard chef, and dive into the bluest waters.
Cruising along the Amalfi Coast is designed for those seeking an authentic, relaxing, and immersive experience with all the comfort of a spacious and welcoming boat.
Sailing Areas
During your gulet cruise, you’ll explore the gems of the Amalfi Coast, with the option to customize each stop along the way:
Amalfi, with its majestic cathedral and lively harbor;
Positano, iconic and picturesque, perfect for strolling and shopping;
Praiano, ideal for those who love tranquility and crystal-clear waters;
Furore, famous for its dramatic fjord carved into the rock;
Ravello, perched high above the sea, offering breathtaking views;
Maiori and Minori, known for their long beaches and deep-rooted culinary traditions;
Cetara and Vietri, charming fishing villages full of authentic character;
Salerno, an elegant seaside city, perfect as a starting or ending point for your journey.
If you’d like to extend your itinerary, you can also add the islands of Capri, Ischia, and Procida to complete your cruise with even more Mediterranean wonders.
Our team will help you craft the perfect route, tailored to your wishes.
Not to be missed.
On land.
Amalfi Cathedral, a stunning example of Arab-Norman architecture;
Lido delle Sirene, perfect for a swim in turquoise waters;
Atrani, the smallest village in Italy, nestled between the cliffs;
Piazza dei Mulini in Positano, the lively heart of local life;
Santa Maria Assunta Cathedral, an iconic symbol of Positano;
Marina Grande Beach, vibrant and unmistakable;
Marina di Praia, an intimate cove surrounded by cliffs;
Cala della Gavitella, ideal for admiring breathtaking sunsets over the sea
Every excursion and every stop will make your gulet cruise along the Amalfi Coast a rich and unforgettable experience blending sea, culture, nature, and flavor.
On boat.
The magical Emerald Grotto, with its glowing green waters;
The Blue Grotto (Capri, if included in your itinerary);
The Natural Arch, carved by wind and waves into the rock;
The dramatic Fjord of Furore, where sea meets mountain;
The mysterious Pandora’s Cave, perfect for kayaking or snorkeling adventures.
Book your multi-day cruise on the Amalfi Coast
Legend has it
Legend has it that the foundation of the town of Amalfi is linked to a mythological love story in which the demigod Hercules was the protagonist.
Myth has it that the demigod fell head over heels in love with the young and beautiful nymph, Amalfi, and decided to marry her, but their love was short-lived because the nymph died prematurely and the hero, grief-stricken by the tragedy and with a broken heart, wanted to bury her at the most magical place on earth.
Hercules built a town on her tomb which he named after his beloved nymph: Amalfi. And that is how, legend has it, the town, that today gives its name to the entire Amalfi Coast, was born.
