Meet your driver at 8:15am in Parcheggio Achille Lauro, in Via Correale 25 in Sorrento. After your pick-up you'll reach the port of departure where you'll take our Gozzo and let's depart to the Amalfi Coast

Arrival in Amalfi by boat where you'll have 1 hour of free time. Amalfi boasts a rich maritime history, being one of Italy’s powerful maritime republics during the Middle Ages. Today, it enchants visitors with its rich history, stunning architecture, and breathtaking coastal scenery. Scenic Coastline: Amalfi offers stunning views of the Mediterranean, with opportunities to relax on the beach or explore hidden coves.

The Fjord of Furore is a small seaside village above which there is a 30-meters high bridge where the "World Championship of Great Heights Diving" competition takes place every year in which athletes from all over the world participate.

Piazza del Duomo: The lively square in front of the cathedral, perfect for soaking in the local atmosphere and enjoying a gelato or coffee.

At the heart of the town stands the stunning Duomo di Sant’Andrea (St. Andrew’s Cathedral), an architectural masterpiece with its striking Arab-Norman influences, elaborate cloister, and imposing staircase.

Museo della Carta (Paper Museum): Explore the history of Amalfi’s renowned handmade paper, a tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages, still produced using traditional methods.

After your free time in Amalfi, a minivan will be waiting to take you to Ravello where you'll spend 1 hour of free time. Ravello: A Hilltop Haven on the Amalfi Coast Perched high above the Amalfi Coast, Ravello is a charming and serene village known for its breathtaking views, historic villas, and vibrant cultural scene. Often called the "City of Music," Ravello has inspired artists, writers, and musicians for centuries.

Villa Cimbrone: Known for its "Terrace of Infinity," a panoramic viewpoint offering one of the most spectacular vistas on the Amalfi Coast. The villa’s gardens are perfect for a peaceful stroll.

Villa Rufolo: A stunning villa with Moorish influences, famous for its beautiful gardens and terraces overlooking the sea. It also hosts the renowned Ravello Festival, featuring classical music performances.

Ravello Cathedral (Duomo di Ravello): Dedicated to Saint Pantaleon, the cathedral houses an impressive bronze door and a crypt with relics of the saint.

After visiting Ravello, the minivan will take you back to Amalfi, where you'll board the boat and sail along the coast to Positano, where you’ll have 1 hour of free time. Nestled along Italy’s Amalfi Coast, Positano is a picturesque seaside village known for its colorful cliffside houses, narrow streets, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Once a humble fishing village, it has transformed into one of the most popular and glamorous destinations in Italy, attracting visitors from all over the world. Boutiques and Artisan Shops: Positano is renowned for its handmade leather sandals and flowing linen clothing. Strolling through the charming streets, you’ll find plenty of unique treasures. Romantic Atmosphere: The village’s steep stairs, hidden pathways, and stunning views create an idyllic setting perfect for couples.

Spiaggia Grande: Positano’s main beach, where you can relax and enjoy the crystal-clear waters.

Church of Santa Maria Assunta: Famous for its stunning dome covered in majolica tiles and its Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary.