Departure from the pier of Positano. The vertical city has become famous throughout the world for the beauty of the houses perched on the rock, a real postcard that you will admire from the sea. Pass by the remaining coastline of the Amalfi Coast, to admire its hidden ravines and beaches that can only be reached by sea

Passage alongside the Li Galli archipelago. The three islets that make up the archipelago are none other than the mythological residence of the sirens who tried to conquer Ulysses.

The Campania capital is a place truly rich in historical, cultural, culinary and landscape attractions, a mix of flavors and traditions that have entered homes all over the world. Just think of the great Neapolitan songs, the faces of the Campania comedians but above all the much loved pizza, which you will have the pleasure to taste here!

One of the symbols of Naples, Castel Nuovo is known by the name of Maschio Angioino and is a medieval and Renaissance castle built by Charles I of Anjou in 1266, after having ascended the throne of Sicily and made Naples the capital.

The aisles of this chapel fit real works of art, including the Veiled Christ, a work of great charm. In his underground Cavea, however, it is possible to see the "anatomical machines" that is the skeletons of a man and a woman in an upright position, with the arteriovenous system almost perfectly intact.

Visiting Underground Naples means taking a 2400-year journey through history, from the Greek era to the modern one, 40 meters deep between tunnels and cisterns. It passes from the ancient Greco-Roman aqueduct to the air-raid shelters of the Second World War, up to the remains of the ancient Greek-Roman theater.

Stop for a swim near the Archaeological site of Bagni di Regina Giovanna. The site contains the remains of an ancient maritime domus, the villa of Pollio Felice, but takes its name from the legendary Queen Giovanna D'Angiò who loved to immerse herself in the waters of this enchanting place a few steps from Sorrento