Amalfi Coast Yacht Charter Itinerary
7 nights
A spectacular stretch of coastline best explored by yacht, combining iconic towns, hidden anchorages, and effortless access to the Amalfi Coast’s best spots.
Day 1 - Naples to Capri 18nm
Embark in Naples and cruise across the Bay of Naples, with Vesuvius fading into the background as you approach Capri. Spend the afternoon anchored off the island’s southern coast, swimming in crystal-clear water and exploring the famous Faraglioni rock formations by tender.
In the evening, head ashore to experience Capri properly – whether that’s wandering through the boutiques in Capri town or heading straight to a long, relaxed dinner.
Recommendation: Lunch at La Fontelina Beach Club (right by the Faraglioni) or dinner at Da Paolino for a more atmospheric evening.
Day 2 - Capri to Positano 15nm
Enjoy a slow morning in Capri before cruising along one of the most scenic coastlines in the Mediterranean towards Positano. Arrive in time for lunch with the town cascading down the cliffs in front of you – one of those views that never quite gets old.
Spend the afternoon exploring the narrow streets, stopping in boutiques, or simply heading back to the yacht to relax on deck as the light softens over the coastline.
Recommendation: Lunch at Da Adolfo (accessible by boat) or Il San Pietro’s private beach club for something more refined.
Day 3 - Positano to Amalfi 6nm
A short cruise brings you to Amalfi, giving you plenty of time to enjoy both the water and the town. You might choose to anchor just outside before heading in, or go straight alongside to explore.
Amalfi itself is rich in history, with its impressive cathedral and lively piazza, but it’s also the gateway to Ravello – a must-visit for its elevated views over the coastline.
Recommendation: Head up to Ravello for lunch or dinner at Palazzo Avino, or keep it more relaxed at a waterfront spot in Amalfi.
Day 4 - Amalfi to Nerano 12nm
Cruise along the coastline towards Nerano, a quieter and more understated spot compared to the main Amalfi towns. This is where the pace really slows down – think long lunches, calm water, and a more local feel.
Drop anchor in the bay and spend the day swimming, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying the yacht without an agenda.
Recommendation: Lunch at Lo Scoglio or Conca del Sogno – both known for incredible seafood and a very laid-back atmosphere.
Day 5 - Nerano to Sorrento 10nm
A short cruise takes you across to Sorrento, perched above the sea with sweeping views back towards Mount Vesuvius. Arrive late morning and either head ashore or enjoy lunch onboard with the town as your backdrop.
Sorrento offers a slightly different feel – less about beach clubs and more about Italian charm, with lively streets, cafés, and a great atmosphere into the evening.
Recommendation: Dinner at Terrazza Bosquet or a more casual spot overlooking the marina.
Day 6 - Sorrento to Procida 15nm
Cruise across to Procida, one of the most authentic islands in the region and often overlooked in favour of Capri and Ischia. Arrive into the colourful harbour of Marina Corricella, where pastel buildings line the waterfront.
Spend the afternoon wandering through quiet streets or relaxing onboard in a much more peaceful setting.
Recommendation: Casual waterfront lunch in Marina Corricella – simple, local, and exactly what you want here.
Day 7 - Procida to Capri 20nm
Cruise back towards Capri for your final full day, this time focusing on the parts you didn’t see at the start of the week. Anchor in a quieter bay, explore the Blue Grotto, or spend the day enjoying water toys and a long lunch onboard.
This is your last full day, so it’s intentionally unhurried, giving you time to soak everything in without needing to move around too much.
Recommendation: Final lunch at Il Riccio Beach Club or onboard with a full spread prepared by your chef.
Day 8 - Capri to Naples (Disembarkation)
A relaxed final morning onboard with breakfast on deck as you cruise back towards Naples. Arrive late morning for disembarkation, finishing the week with one last view of the coastline from the water.
