We cast off from Molo Manfredi, Salerno, at 09:30 — just a five-minute walk from the cruise terminal. Your skipper welcomes you and briefs you on the day as the harbour slips behind you and the coast opens up.

The first place you will see is Vietri sul Mare, a charming coastal town in Campania, renowned for its colorful ceramic rooftops and balconies, reflecting centuries of artisanal tradition.

We will reach Cetara, a quaint fishing village famous for its colatura di alici, an ancient anchovy sauce cherished by connoisseurs of Italian cuisine.

We will stop at the Grotta di Pandora, whose entrance is optional, to admire its limestone walls sculpted by the sea and crystal-clear turquoise waters. We continue cruising through Maiori, strolling along its spacious, sun-drenched beach lined with charming cafés and the historic medieval Torre Normanna.

Known for its Romanesque Basilica of Santa Trofimena overlooking the picturesque seafront, Minori is a charming coastal town in Campania.

Known for being one of Italy’s smallest towns, Atrani is a maze of white houses, arches, and stairways. The best point to admire this town is by the sea.

Amalfi, famous for its Duomo di Sant’Andrea with a golden facade and intricate mosaics, is the most photographed town on the coast. If you prefer, you can get off the boat and visit the city center.

Known for its ancient watchtower overlooking the sea, Capo di Conca is one of the most iconic viewpoints on the Amalfi Coast.

Known for its spectacular fjord framed by rocky cliffs, Fiordo di Furore features an ancient stone bridge suspended 30 meters above the sea and is famous as the site of the world cliff diving championship.

Marina di Praia, famous for its secluded fishing harbor tucked into a narrow cove, is lined with houses clinging to the cliffs and the historic Assiola Tower.

When we arrive at La Gavitella Beach in Praiano, you will have free time to relax and enjoy lunch by the sea. This stop is included to allow you to explore the dining options in the area and experience the beautiful atmosphere of this unique beach. You may choose to have lunch at the well-known La Gavitella Restaurant, located on the seafront terrace, or explore other nearby area. La Gavitella Beach does not have an entrance fee and is freely accessible, so you can enjoy this stop at your own pace. The time here is intended for dining, relaxing, and taking in the stunning coastal views.

The last place we will visit is Positano, where you can admire from the sea cascading pastel-colored houses, the dome of Santa Maria Assunta, terraced gardens, and the beach, while the captain slows down and shares commentary for photos. If you prefer, you can get off the boat and visit the city center.

From Positano, we will start our cruise back to Salerno. We plan your entire day around your re-boarding time. You will be back at Salerno port with time to spare, every time.