The **Two Brothers** are the famous stacks that emerge in front of Vietri sul Mare, symbol of the city and first icon of the Amalfi Coast. Their imposing shapes, carved by the sea, are linked to a fascinating legend: two brothers who, trying to save a girl from the waves, lost their lives and were turned into rock. Seen from the sea, they offer a unique glance and represent a suggestive stop on the tour, ideal for introducing history, myths and beauty of the territory.

The **Cetara Tower** is the ancient coastal tower overlooking the village, built in the sixteenth century to defend the country from Saracen incursions. View from the sea is a small elegant fortress, nestled between rock and water, symbol of the maritime history of Cetara. At sunset it lights up in golden shades, becoming one of the most suggestive views of navigation and an ideal stop to tell tradition and authentic beauty of the Amalfi Coast.

The **Torre Cerniola** is a 16th-century coastal tower located on a small promontory between Cetara and Erchie, overlooking the sea. Viewed from the dinghy is spectacular: an elegant and imposing structure that seems to emerge from the rock, surrounded by turquoise water. At sunset it becomes a magical place, illuminated by golden shades that transform it into one of the most romantic views of the Coast. It is the ideal point to stop, toast with an Italian aperitif and enjoy a breathtaking view.

The **Rock of Capo d’Orso** is a large rock formation that marks one of the most scenic points between Cetara and Erchie. Its vertical walls descend steeply into the blue, creating a powerful and wild panorama, shaped by wind and sea. After passing the rock, the navigation continues to the **Piscine Naturali di Erchie**, an enchanting stretch of coast where the water becomes transparent and takes on postcard turquoise shades.