Amalfi sailing itinerary - 7 days

Salerno is a vibrant port city in southern Italy, boasting a rich history and serving as a strategic gateway to the Amalfi Coast. Its well-equipped marina is an excellent starting point for sailors eager to explore the Tyrrhenian Sea. With its lively waterfront and historic old town, Salerno offers a perfect blend of culture and convenience for seafarers looking to delve into the Mediterranean charm.

Amalfi, nestled at the foot of steep cliffs on Italy’s stunning Amalfi Coast, is a sailing destination steeped in maritime history. Its picturesque harbor welcomes sailors into a town famed for its dramatic beauty, vibrant streets, and historic sites like the majestic Cathedral of Saint Andrew. The surrounding waters are as inviting as the town's famed limoncello, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in classic Italian coastal culture.

Capri, an island enchantment in the Bay of Naples, beckons sailors with its shimmering blue grottoes and rugged landscape. The island's chic charm is matched by its inviting marinas, offering sailors a luxurious respite. With legendary sights such as the Faraglioni rocks, Capri is a quintessential stop for seafarers seeking the blend of natural wonder and la dolce vita. Important! Reserve moorings in Porto Turistico di Capri several weeks in advance. This marina has very limited capacities and is the only place to stay overnight in Capri.

Ischia, the largest island in the Bay of Naples, renowned for its thermal springs and lush landscapes. Sailors can moor in its safe harbors, like Ischia Porto, to explore the island's rich greenery, healing waters, and historical fortresses. With a laid-back atmosphere and delicious local cuisine, Ischia offers a restorative stop on any nautical journey through Italy's enchanting waters.

Alternative to Ischia Porto (distance indicated from Capri). Borgo S. Angelo often referred to simply as Sant'Angelo, is a picturesque fishing village on the south coast of Ischia, known for its pedestrian-only streets and colorful houses. This charming hamlet, with its small harbor, offers sailors a peaceful mooring and the chance to explore its quaint boutiques, thermal spas, and the iconic isthmus connecting to a striking rocky promontory.

Procida, the smallest and most authentic of the Bay of Naples islands, charms sailors with its pastel-hued fishing villages and tranquil bays. The island's unspoiled beauty and laid-back atmosphere make it a serene anchorage away from the more touristed paths. Known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant local festivals.

Sorrento, perched atop cliffs overlooking the Bay of Naples, offers sailors stunning sea views and a gateway to the Amalfi Coast. This vibrant town is known for its historic center, lush gardens, and delightful marinas, providing convenient access and a warm welcome to maritime visitors. Renowned for its lemon groves, Sorrento also offers a taste of local culture through its famous limoncello.

Positano, a cliffside village on the Amalfi Coast, dazzles sailors with its steep, stacked houses tumbling down to the sea. Its picturesque pebbled beaches, chic boutiques, and waterfront cafes provide a glamorous stop for maritime travelers. The waters here are deep and clear, ideal for anchoring and enjoying breathtaking views of this iconic coastal town.

Return back to marina for check-out procedure.