Private Boat Tour of the Amalfi Coast from Amalfi

The Amalfi Coast, like you’ve always dreamed it

Who hasn’t dreamed of wandering through Positano’s artisan shops and souvenir boutiques, plunging into the crystal-clear waters of the Amalfi Coast, and visiting the renowned Emerald Grotto up close? With our exclusive “Amalfi Coast Tour from Amalfi,” you can experience it all—in a paradise suspended between sea and sky, a privilege reserved for a select few.

Amalfi Coast scenery seen from a private boat tour

Highlights

Your private boat tour, accompanied by a dedicated skipper, is crafted entirely around your desires. Every detail—timing, itinerary, and onboard experience—is curated to reflect your personal style, ensuring a seamless journey defined by elegance and exclusivity.

The tour itinerary and timings are flexible
Professional skipper included
Free time for swimming
Leisure time on land
High safety standards

Itinerary – Amalfi Coast Tour from Amalfi

As you leave the port of Amalfi, your boat will cruise slowly along one of the most stunning stretches of the coast, offering breathtaking views of small villages and hidden coves.
The first gem you’ll encounter is Atrani, a tiny village between the cliffs. Shortly thereafter, you’ll reach Marmorata, where a graceful waterfall flows directly into the sea—a magical sight worth a quick photo stop. The journey continues along Minori and Maiori, two towns rich in history where the sea meets age-old traditions.
Changing course slightly, you will arrive at the other side of the gulf and dock in Conca dei Marini, one of the most picturesque villages on the Amalfi Coast. Here, nature takes center stage with two wonders that will leave you speechless: the Emerald Grotto, renowned for its waters shimmering in green and blue hues, and the enchanting Fjord of Furore.
If you visit the grotto, you’ll enter a world suspended between myth and wonder, where the water reflects ancient stone walls.
Then, at the fjord, you’ll discover a hidden corner that resembles something out of a fairy tale—a tiny beach sheltered by cliffs, historic mills, canals, and water towers that whisper stories of fishermen and maritime trade. Unsurprisingly, this stretch of coastline has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997.
Praiano – A Taste of the Coast

Back on board, you’ll travel to Praiano, another charming village along the coast. Here, life flows at a slower, more authentic pace. If you wish, you’ll have the opportunity to savor the flavors of local culinary traditions.
This delightful fishing village presents a variety of typical dishes that narrate the story of the Amalfi Coast’s food culture. One of the highlights is Totani e patate alla praianese, a simple yet flavorful dish where tender squid meets the softness of potatoes in a combination deeply rooted in the local land.
It’s even better when paired with a chilled rosé from the Amalfi Coast.

Positano – The Pearl of the Mediterranean

After lunch, your route continues to the world-famous Positano. Seeing it from the sea is an unforgettable experience: the village gradually reveals itself, with pastel-colored houses clinging to the cliffs in perfect harmony. You can stay on board or disembark to explore the town’s historic center, sip a glass of limoncello, visit a real Roman Domus, or browse the many shops that have made Positano famous worldwide.

You’ll discover linen clothing, handmade sandals, colorful ceramics, and small works of local art craftsmanship. Time seems to stand still here, and in this slice of paradise, you will be the star of a dream day. The experience lasts approximately 8 hours. Before returning to the port of Amalfi, your captain will offer you one last swim in one of the coast’s hidden coves, allowing you to savor the magic of this sea one final time.

Not Included