Your private boat adventure begins in Amalfi, once a powerful Maritime Republic and now a sparkling jewel of the Amalfi Coast. After boarding, we’ll start with a short safety briefing to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey for everyone. Then, it’s time to set sail. As we leave the harbor, soak in panoramic views of whitewashed homes, ancient domes, and lemon-scented cliffs rising from the sea — a living postcard that sets the tone for the day ahead. Cruising along the coast, you’ll pass the secluded Santa Croce Beach, a hidden cove accessible only by boat, its turquoise waters inviting and untouched. Soon after, we’ll reach the enchanting Natural Arch, also known as the Lovers’ Arch. According to legend, two young lovers once sought refuge beneath it, and nature carved the stone to shelter their eternal bond. Sailing beneath the arch is said to bring good fortune in love — a magical and symbolic start to your Amalfi Coast experience.

As we continue along the coast, the scenery becomes more breathtaking — steep terraces draped in bougainvillea, secret coves tucked into the cliffs, and the unmistakable charm of the Amalfi Coast unfolding before your eyes. We soon arrive at Conca dei Marini, a postcard-perfect village nestled on a rocky ledge above the sea. From the boat, you’ll spot the elegant white dome of San Pancrazio Church, standing tall between emerald hills and sapphire waters. This stretch of coastline is rich with echoes of the past — you’ll cruise past ancient Saracen watchtowers, once used to guard against pirates, and modest fishermen’s homes carved into the cliffs. Here, in the calm bay of Marina di Conca, we drop anchor for our first swim stop. Dive into crystal-clear waters, float under the sun, and take in the beauty of this peaceful coastal haven — the perfect beginning to your day at sea.

As we cruise away from Conca dei Marini, the coastline continues to surprise — revealing the spectacular Fiordo di Furore, one of the Amalfi Coast’s most striking natural marvels. This is Italy’s only fjord — a place so stunning it feels straight out of a movie. And indeed, it has served as the backdrop for countless films and timeless love stories. It's a moment that captures the wild, romantic spirit of the coast — powerful, unforgettable.

En poursuivant notre route, le charme tranquille de Praiano se dévoile, où authenticité et beauté vont de pair. Les maisons blanchies à la chaux s'étendent le long des falaises, et le dôme en majolique rayonnant de l'église San Gennaro reflète la lumière du soleil, symbole coloré de la tradition ancestrale du village. À proximité, nous passerons devant Cala della Gavitella, l'une des rares plages de la côte baignée de soleil jusqu'en fin d'après-midi. Avec ses eaux turquoise cristallines et sa vue imprenable sur Capri, c'est un véritable secret local, et l'endroit idéal pour notre deuxième arrêt baignade et snorkeling. Plongez, explorez le monde sous-marin ou laissez-vous simplement flotter et profiter du soleil. Levez les yeux et vous apercevrez également la Torre a Mare, une ancienne tour de guet transformée en espace artistique, veillant discrètement sur le littoral, témoin de la riche histoire et de l'âme créative de Praiano.

And then, the coastline parts to reveal the breathtaking beauty of Positano — the Amalfi Coast’s most iconic village, where vibrant homes spill down dramatic cliffs like a work of art. From the sea, it’s a vision of timeless elegance, framed by lush greenery and crystal-clear waters. As we glide closer, you’ll spot the iconic Church of Santa Maria Assunta, with its shimmering ceramic dome, and the cheerful marina where pastel-colored boats dance on the waves. Of course, this is the perfect moment to snap an unforgettable photo with Positano as your backdrop — a true postcard of la dolce vita. Upon arrival, guests may choose to disembark and explore the village at their own pace, wandering its charming streets and boutique-lined alleys. Alternatively, you can opt to enjoy lunch at a waterfront restaurant, accessible directly by boat — a culinary experience with a view you'll never forget.

Alors que l'on pensait que la côte amalfitaine avait révélé tous ses secrets, un nouveau trésor apparaît : Atrani, la plus petite ville d'Italie, et pourtant l'une des plus fascinantes. Depuis le bateau, Atrani ressemble à une carte postale : un ensemble compact de maisons aux couleurs pastel, nichées entre d'imposantes falaises et la mer, avec des ponts en arc, des escaliers en colimaçon et un charme médiéval qui transparaît à chaque recoin. Vous apercevrez l'élégante église San Salvatore de' Birecto, autrefois lieu de couronnement des ducs d'Amalfi, dont le clocher s'élève fièrement au-dessus des toits. Juste au-delà, la courbe gracieuse de la plage d'Atrani épouse le littoral. Niché dans la roche, ce joyau caché offre un voyage dans le temps. Loin des foules, juste l'âme authentique du littoral et une beauté presque intacte. Depuis l'eau, Atrani offre une vision à couper le souffle : intime, sereine et infiniment photogénique.

Tucked between dramatic cliffs and lemon-scented hills, Minori is one of the Amalfi Coast’s most charming villages — rich in history, tradition, and beauty. From the boat, Minori reveals itself like a quiet painting: colorful houses hugging the coastline, and a peaceful atmosphere that whispers of authentic coastal life. Look up to see terraced lemon groves, the lifeblood of the town’s famous limoncello, and admire the elegant Basilica of Santa Trofimena, whose white façade and bell tower rise gracefully above the village.

As we sail along the Amalfi Coast, Maiori stands out with its unique charm and the longest beach on the coastline, a sweeping crescent of golden sand kissed by turquoise waves. From the boat, you’ll get a stunning panoramic view of this lively seaside town, framed by green hills and dotted with colorful Mediterranean buildings. Look closer and you’ll see the graceful dome of the Collegiata di Santa Maria a Mare, gleaming in the sunlight, its majolica tiles adding a pop of color to the skyline. As we cruise by, enjoy views of hidden coves, ancient towers, and rocky cliffs that plunge dramatically into the sea.