Private Amalfi Coast Boat Experience from Positano: Discover Italy’s Most Iconic Coastline

Itinerary

Starting location:

Positano Marina, Positano, Italy

Beachgoer

A typical Amalfi Coast fishing village that is built onto two sides of the mountain.

Furore

This hidden cove isn’t just beautiful… it’s legendary. The Fiordo di Furore once hosted secret romance between Italian actress Anna Magnani and Film Producer Roberto Rossellini. Drama above the cliffs. Crystal water below. And you, right in the middle of it.

Conca dei Marini

A beautiful bay under the former villa of Sophia Loren, as well as a natural arc in the rocks dubbed the "Lover's Arc". This is one of the most beautiful spots on the Amalfi Coast.

Amalfi

The most famous town on the Amalfi Coast, a bustling village with a beautiful cathedral dedicated to St. Andrew and home to five star hotels, shops, restaurants and an old paper mill/museum which produces organic paper.

Atrani

Atrani is a charming, tiny village right next to Amalfi. With its narrow streets, quiet piazzas, and authentic local vibe, it's one of the most picturesque and peaceful spots on the coast. Atrani is the smallest village in Italy.

Marbled

A fraction of Ravello, Marmorata is a very green part of coastline with an almost tropical feel. There is a little waterfall tucked into a small lagoon, ideal for a swim.

Minors

Another small, idyllic fishing village of the Amalfi Coast and home to “Villa Romana” the ruins of a Roman villa.

Major

Maiori has the longest sandy beach on the entire Amalfi Coast — which is rare here, because most towns have tiny rocky coves instead. That’s why historically it was known as the Coast’s “relaxation spot” — more space, fewer stairs, and actual room to stretch out under the sun

Pandora's Grotto

A hidden sea cave just past Maiori, famous for its glowing turquoise water and natural rock formations that make it feel like a secret underwater cathedral.

...and much, much more!

from the sea you escape the traffic, see the cliffs the way they were meant to be seen, swim in hidden caves and turquoise coves, and enjoy the coastline in total freedom and privacy — which is the real luxury here.

Emerald Grotto

In Conca dei Marini and discovered in 1932. It is special because its waters glow an intense emerald green, caused by sunlight hitting an underwater opening in the cave. This natural “light show” transforms the stalactites and rock formations into a shimmering, magical display. There is an entrance fee of about €7 per person.

Arrive back at:

Positano Marina, Positano, Italy

Tags

• Speedboat Tour
• Luxury Yacht Tour
• Romantic Cruise