Naples &

The AMALFI COAST

Procida

Boarding and departure for Procida.The sea at Procida is like the natural environment: not crowded, transparent and still firmly attached to the traditions of the sea-farers. Procida is the ideal place for whoever wishes to discover the true dimension of living by the sea. Cruising around the island’s rugged tuff cliffs is the best way to get to know its coves, outcrops and crystal-clear sea. The ideal place to enjoy the breathtaking sunset, with the sun dropping straight into the sea, is the beach club Maresia, where you can enjoy the view while sipping a fresh drink and listening to some good music. If you wish to have lunch ashore, anchor off and reach “Caracale”, a typical restaurant renowned for its seafood dishes in the heart of the “Corricella”, a 17th century port famous for its spontaneous architecture and its romantic and folkloristic atmosphere.

Day One:

Naples to Procida

ISChia

Day Two:

IschiaMorning departure for Ischia.Ischia is a fascinating island that offers plenty of attractions both onboard and inland. You can cruise around the “Green Island” and discover all its beautiful beaches and ports and stop at San Pancrazio and Citarato have a swim in its emerald waters. If you prefer you can get off your yacht and relax in the world famous thermal parks with hot swimming pools, saunas, jacuzzi, Japanese and Turkish bath, restaurants and bar at your disposal on the seashore. Then, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the stunning Castello Aragonese, a castle built in 474 B.C on an islet linked to the land by a 220 mt bridge.A must attraction is the bay of Sorgeto, famous for his “warm waters” natural pools, due to different thermal veins that flow along the whole bay. The most charming way to visit Sorgeto is at night, having a bath in the warm waters beneath a starry sky, but even at sunset it is very suggestive. For dinner we suggest Indaco, a Michelin Star restaurant, for a “pied dans l’eau”, gourmet tasting experience.

CAPRI

Day Three:

CapriMorning departure for Capri.As soon as you get to Capri, you’ll understand the reason of its fame: a very small island plunged in deep blue waters, small restaurants pied dans l’eau and huge Roman-style villas. The enchanting atmosphere of this place cannot be explained by words. Spend the day after circumnavigating the island and don’t forget to stop at the renowned Blue Grotto, a sea cave where the light reflects underwater and creates a blue reflection in the whole cavern, and the Faraglioni, the only home of the blue-tinted lizard.In late afternoon and we suggest you not to miss the happy hour in the world famous Piazzetta, Capri’s main square. Enjoy a fresh “Spritz” (Prosecco, Bitter and tonic), and head to Via Camerelle for a little shopping . We suggest you to reach Viale Matteotti to visit the factory of Carthusia perfumes and soaps that takes inspiration from the long standing tradition of local monks who started producing handmade unique perfumes in 1700. For dinner, we suggest you the restaurant Aurora (upon reservation), or, if you search for something less formal, try E’ Divino, a winehousedesigned like a real house; it may happen to have dinner seated on a bed, or taste a good glass of wine in the beautiful vegetable garden. After dinner, you can enjoy the local “movida” in the various clubs of the island.

positano

Day Four:

Positano

Morning departure for Positano.All around the area of Positano, the coast offers plenty of crystal clear water to stop for a swim or a snorkeling tour, but the real attraction here is the town itself. The town dates back to the 10th century when people from further north along the coast fled the invading Turks and took refuge in a Benedictine Abbey here. The site was easier to defend so they stayed and Positano grew on the side of the steep mountains which drop down to the sea. Once a sleepy fishing town, the town is now a tourist mecca, still looked over by the gold dome of the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, which houses a Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary.Positano is very suggestive in the sunset light so we suggest you to get off your yacht and wander around the many tiny alleys and stairs to explore all the artisans’ small shops. Stop at La Sponda (one Michelin star) for dinner or, if you prefer, choose to dine on the stunning terrace of the “Rada”: after dinner the restaurant is liven-up by a piano bar that will tempt you to dance while tasting a fresh-made Mojito. Rada is part of the world famous club “Music on the Rocks”: don’t miss the chance to get down the stairs and run wild to the beat of renowned DJs.

AMALFi & ravello

Day Five/Six:

Amalfi & Ravello

Morning departure for Amalfi. Enjoy the cruise along the Amalfi coast, from Positano to Amalfi. We suggest you to stop at Conca Dei Marini to visit the suggestive “Emerald Grotto”; discover by a fishermen in 1932, it hosts an underwater nativity scene where local divers bring flowers and gifts. Stop at Santa Croce beach to take a bath and admire the beautiful natural arch, then head to Amalfi. Once there, experience the beautiful local atmosphere by getting off your yacht and exploring this small town. A must-see is the Cathedral a 9th-century Roman Catholic structure in Piazza del Duomo. If you wish to dine ashore, we suggest you the Michelin Star restaurant “La Caravella”; Otherwise, if you wish to go clubbing, don’t miss the “Africana”, located in a cave right over the sea. It has a private berth so you can easily reach it by boat.The day after, don’t miss the chance to drop off your yacht and pay a visit to Ravello, that offers stunningviews of the Mediterranean. Visit their renownedgardens, Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, and theirspectacular Duomo, the Cathedral of Ravello, which islocated in Vescovado Square. If you wish, you can alsobook a cooking class with Mamma Agata : you’ll learnthe secrets of Italian Cuisine and you’ll share lunch withyour classmates. Overnight in Amalfi.

sorrento

Day Seven:

Sorrento

Morning departure for Sorrento.The yacht will cruise in the heart of the sea park of Punta Campanella, one of the most spectacular sea reserves. Stop at anchor near Li Galli Island where guests can relax on the sundeck and have lunch onboard or alternatively eat at one of the good local restaurants in the Bay of Reccomone or Nerano. If you opt for Nerano, don’t miss the “pasta alla Maria Grazia” at the restaurant Maria Grazia: they’re a must for all of those who stop in this beautiful bay. You’ll arrive in the beautiful Sorrento in the afternoon. We suggest you to get off your boat and enjoy a walk in the town centre: you’ll have the chance to admire the pathways that run along the main street, full of little workshops where you can buy local typical handicrafts. Enjoy an “aperitivo” on the suggestive Sky Bar of the Hotel Mediterraneo, then head for dinner in one of the many good local restaurants. If you’re interested in discovering Italy’s Michelin Stars, you can try Torre del Saracino, Don Alfonso or, if you’re in the mood for something informal, try “L’Antica Trattoria”, right in the heart of Sorrento. Overnight in Sorrento, you’ll head back to Naples the day after.

Flying Charter

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Bon Voyage!