Amalfi coast sailing itinerary for 9 days

Amalfi sailing itinerary - 9 days

Duration: 9 days
Distance: 102 nm
Difficulty level: Moderate
Best season: May-October
Off Season: November-April
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Sailing itinerary overview

Set sail from Salerno on an enchanting voyage to Amalfi coast and the fabled waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Discover the allure of Capri, Ischia, Positano, Amalfi, and Procida. This itinerary promises stunning coastlines, vibrant local culture, and idyllic marinas.

Day 1 Salerno

Salerno

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.

Day 2 Amalfi

8 nm 2 hours
Amalfi

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.

Day 3 Capri

18 nm 5 hours
Capri

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.

Day 4 Ischia

18 nm 5 hours
Ischia

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.

Day 5 Ischia (Borgo S. Angelo)

18 nm 5 hours
Ischia (Borgo S. Angelo)

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.

Day 6 Procida

10 nm 3 hours
Procida

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.

Day 7 Sorrento

18 nm 5 hours
Sorrento

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.

Day 8 Positano

15 nm 4 hours
Positano

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.

Day 9 Salerno

15 nm 4 hours
Salerno

Return back to marina for check-out procedure.

Optional Stops Along the Route

Lega Navale Salerno

marina
Rada di Santa Teresa

Rada di Santa Teresa

anchorage

Sailors appreciate its central location in Salerno, easy access to the city, and pleasant views of the promenade and adjacent beach. Salerno itself is often beautiful, with plenty of restaurants, bars, and local attractions. Convenient public transport access and the ability to explore nearby sites such as Pompeii and Naples are highlighted.

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Ormeggio Autuori Srl - Salerno

Ormeggio Autuori Srl - Salerno

marina

The marina is well regarded for its proximity to Salerno's center, reasonable prices, and helpful mooring staff. While recurrent issues include lack of toilets and showers, exposure to wind, and ongoing construction noise, Sailors generally appreciate the friendly, safe atmosphere and efficient service that makes visiting the region easy. Reservations and payments are straightforward but often require cash.

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Marina d'Arechi

Marina d'Arechi

marina

The marina is modern, secure, and clean, featuring strong infrastructure and professional technical staff. Sailors generally appreciate the facility’s maintenance and amenities. However, many criticize the high prices and inconvenient distance from the city center, as well as limited public transportation options.

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Porto di Cetara

Porto di Cetara

marina

Sailors appreciate its authentic, peaceful feel and its distance from the mass tourism of places like Amalfi or Positano. The port’s local charm, good restaurants, and reasonably low prices stand out.

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Boat Service Minori - Campo Boe

Boat Service Minori - Campo Boe

marina

Experiences at Minori marina are. Sailors value its excellent location for exploring the Amalfi Coast, the authentic village charm, and peaceful nights, though daytime boat traffic and swell are noted discomforts. The mooring field and water taxi make the town and surroundings accessible.

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Pontile Il Faro - Amalfi

Pontile Il Faro - Amalfi

marina

Sailors appreciate the welcome but note issues with wave protection, lack of toilets and showers, and high prices. The experience is generally enjoyable, though some Sailors find the costs excessive and the marina chaotic during peak season.

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Marina Coppola - Amalfi

Marina Coppola - Amalfi

marina

Marina Coppola offers welcoming atmosphere and professional management, with owner Giulio and his team repeatedly mentioned for their hospitality and skill. The central location in Amalfi, organization, and distinctive experience make it a favorite among Sailors, despite the higher prices and busy berths. Sailors express their desire to return, describing the marina as a must-stop on the Amalfi Coast.

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Lucibello Boat Company - Marina di Positano

Lucibello Boat Company - Marina di Positano

marina

Sailors appreciate the stunning location, breathtaking views of Positano, and well-organized mooring service. Downsides include high prices, frequent swell, and night noise. Even so, many still recommend it as a memorable way to experience Positano by sea.

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Grassi Junior Positano

Grassi Junior Positano

marina

Positano marina receives well good impressions from sailors: Sailors appreciate the efficient mooring, helpful crew, and the stunning village setting, despite the crowds and touristic atmosphere. Isolated negative incidents with dock staff do not significantly impact the general impression. The experience is generally enjoyable but pricey, and best suited to those wishing to visit by boat.

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Marina Resort Porto Davide - Castellammare di Stabia

Marina Resort Porto Davide - Castellammare di Stabia

marina

Sailors appreciate the helpfulness of the staff, a sense of safety, and the convenient location for visiting Naples and Pompeii.

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Marina di Stabia

Marina di Stabia

marina

Positive points include its spaciousness, protection, and proximity to Pompeii, which many find worthwhile. On the downside, visitors mention a lack of nearby shops and inconsistent management.

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Capri- Marina Grande

Capri- Marina Grande

marina

Marina Grande in Capri receives mixed feedback. Capri is seen as a beautiful and must-see island, offering an authentic atmosphere especially in the evenings. However, criticism is widespread regarding the very high prices, often considered not justified by the service level.

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Punta Cannone

Punta Cannone

anchorage

Sailors are very positive about this anchorage, highlighting its impressive scenery, clear water, and proximity to sea caves and cliffs. It is a strong base for exploring Capri, though skippers should watch local traffic and conditions.

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Campo Boe - Nerano

Campo Boe - Nerano

marina

The marina offers scenic location, quality restaurants, and friendly staff. However, Sailors often note high buoy prices, lack of price transparency, and a tourist-trap feeling for some. Despite these concerns, the marina remains a popular stop thanks to shuttle services and its lively ambiance.

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Marina Di Puolo

marina
Traversa Punta Capo

Traversa Punta Capo

anchorage
Porto turistico Sorrento

Porto turistico Sorrento

marina

Sorrento marina is valued for its prime location, vibrant atmosphere, and efficient service, though prices are high. Sailors appreciate the proximity to the town center and tourist attractions, but also note downsides like ferry noise, crowding, and occasional management issues. Despite these, Sailors generally suggest the marina, highlighting enjoyable stays and the wish to return.

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Ischia Risorsa Mare- Marina di Portosalvo

Ischia Risorsa Mare- Marina di Portosalvo

marina

Sailors indicate that the marina offers excellent location and pleasant atmosphere. While Skippers may find high prices, they acknowledge that the quality of service and location justifies the cost. Common Skippers should note the noise and activity from ferries during the day and limited berth availability, but most visitors remain very satisfied with their experience.

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Marina di Casamicciola

Marina di Casamicciola

marina

This marina offers well good impressions from sailors from Sailors, who value the friendly welcome, professional service, and its prime location as a starting point to explore Ischia. However, some feel the price is high for the services provided, especially regarding the quality and distance of sanitary facilities. Despite this, most are satisfied with their stay and would suggest the marina.

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Marina di Lacco Ameno

Marina di Lacco Ameno

marina

Sailors appreciate the free access and pleasant town surroundings, as well as the sense of safety and quiet, especially in bad weather. However, multiple Sailors note management issues, outdated facilities, and lack of services. Some sailors note experiences and peaceful nights, while others mention unclear pricing policies and inconsistent hospitality.

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Yachting Santa Margherita S.R.L.

Yachting Santa Margherita S.R.L.

marina

This port is a practical stop with consistently good impressions from sailors from visitors, who value its calm, authentic, and family-friendly ambiance. Sailors note the cleanliness, organization, sense of safety, and the warm welcome from staff. Many visitors well suggest the marina for its tranquil charm, excellent protection, and ideal location to enjoy sunsets and explore local attractions.

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Procida Yachting Club

Procida Yachting Club

marina

", Sailors express strong feelings toward Procida Chiaiolella marina. Sailors consistently appreciate the warm welcome, peaceful setting, and the marina’s authenticity. The proximity to beaches, shops, and restaurants is highlighted, along with efficient staff and reasonable prices for the region.

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San Montano

San Montano

anchorage

Sailors regard this anchorage as beautiful, with clear water and a sandy bottom, making it a favorite stop in the area. The setting is attractive in fair weather. Skippers should note limited anchoring space due to bathing-area restrictions and significant daytime activity.

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Zone C Regno di Nettuno - permit required ~ Hotel Angelina

Zone C Regno di Nettuno - permit required ~ Hotel Angelina

anchorage

Notes emphasize the natural beauty, ease of access to local attractions like thermal baths, and general safety and charm of the bay. Some sailors mention occasional issues with nighttime swell, but the anchorage is seen as a welcoming, safe, and picturesque destination for cruisers.

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Marina di Sant'Angelo

Marina di Sant'Angelo

marina

Sailors speak well of Marina di Sant’Angelo, especially for its central location in a picturesque small town, beautiful views, and welcoming atmosphere. Although prices are considered high, sailors generally appreciate the cleanliness, helpful service, and easy access ashore.

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Marina di Forio

Marina di Forio

marina

Sailors appreciate easy access to shops, restaurants, and local attractions. Despite these, Sailors generally suggest the marina as a good stop along the Amalfi coast.

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Procida

Procida

anchorage

Corricella offers picturesque, authentic village atmosphere, standing apart from busier tourist hotspots. The stunning views, colorful houses, and friendly local people create a relaxing and genuine anchorage experience. Restaurants and shops are accessible and offer quality local products at reasonable prices.

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Marina di Procida - Marinedì

Marina di Procida - Marinedì

marina

Sailors appreciate its efficient management, professional and friendly staff, and cleanliness. The marina is well-organized, secure, and close to the town center and essential services. Although prices are noted as high, especially in peak season, the general quality, safety, and authentic atmosphere are valued.

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Marina della Corricella

Marina della Corricella

marina

The marina works well for high valued for its scenic location in the heart of a fishing village, with visitors able to moor directly in front of restaurants. The unique charm and atmosphere are standout features, and despite somewhat high prices, Sailors generally agree the experience is very worthwhile.

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Marina di Monte di Procida - Acquamorta

Marina di Monte di Procida - Acquamorta

marina

This marina is appreciated for its peaceful atmosphere, modern facilities, and helpful staff. Sailors also value its convenience for access to Naples airport. Downsides include its isolated position, limited nearby shops or attractions, and occasional technical issues such as electricity outages.

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Miseno

Miseno

anchorage

Sailors generally have a positive view of this anchorage, appreciating its strong shelter, pleasant atmosphere, and proximity to restaurants, supermarkets, and fuel. Skippers should note possible water pollution and some noise from nearby activity.

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Marina Piccola Zampardi

marina
Cooperativa Baios

Cooperativa Baios

marina

Sailors find easy transport options to Naples, enjoy a friendly atmosphere, and note responsive service all year. Lack of sanitary facilities and occasional high prices are drawbacks, but most visitors are very satisfied, citing a secure and personalized experience that encourages return visits.

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Consorzio Nautico S. Agnello

Consorzio Nautico S. Agnello

marina

This harbour is valued for well good impressions from sailors for its warm welcome and picturesque setting close to Sorrento and surrounded by cliffs. Sailors appreciate the easy booking process and efficient mooring assistance, making the stay pleasant even for small sailors. Although Skippers may find the high cost and lack of facilities such as toilets and showers, the marina is seen as welcoming and well run, prompting many to wish to return.

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La Carena SRL - Marina di Cassano

La Carena SRL - Marina di Cassano

marina

Sailors highlight the warm welcome and helpful staff, the peaceful environment, and the beautiful surroundings. It is worth considering for its relaxing atmosphere and proximity to Sorrento, although reaching town may require a taxi or a long walk.

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Porto di Seiano

Porto di Seiano

marina

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