Ancient Maritime Republic and historic heart of the Coast, Amalfi appears from the sea as a jewel set between mountains and sea. Its whitewashed houses, the majestic Cathedral of Sant'Andrea overlooking the center and the bustling harbor tell centuries of history and tradition. The waters surrounding Amalfi are of extraordinary transparency, ideal for a refreshing swim overlooking one of the most fascinating landscapes of the Mediterranean.

One of the most exclusive and fascinating villages on the Amalfi Coast, Conca dei Marini is a small paradise overlooking a sea of incredible turquoise and emerald shades. From the sea you can admire the characteristic white houses lying on the cliff, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and panoramic terraces suspended over the water. This area is famous for its hidden bays, sea caves and extraordinarily clear waters that invite you to dive and explore the seabed with a mask and snorkel.

One of the most spectacular and photographed places in Italy. This incredible natural fjord opens suddenly between the high rock faces of the coast, creating an almost surreal scenery. The emerald shades of the water, the small village suspended on the rock and the famous bridge over the fjord make this magical place. Entering this cove with the boat is a unique experience, and its calm and transparent waters immediately invite you to take a dip.

More peaceful and authentic than other villages on the coast, Praiano conquers with its cliffs overlooking the sea, sea caves and incredibly clear waters. Here the intense blue of the sea blends with the green of the Mediterranean vegetation, creating a relaxing and refined atmosphere. Its hidden bays are perfect for a stop dedicated to swimming and snorkeling among seabed rich in colors and marine life.

Considered the pearl of the Amalfi Coast, Positano offers an unforgettable spectacle from the sea: a cascade of colorful houses that descend along the mountain to touch the turquoise sea. Its beaches, elegant terraces overlooking the water and small hidden coves create a postcard setting. Sailing in front of the village you are immediately captured by the reflections of the sun on the crystal clear water, which invite you to stop for a swim

A small jewel hidden between the sea and the mountains, Atrani is one of the most authentic and suggestive villages of the Amalfi Coast. From the sea it reveals itself in all its beauty: a web of white and pastel-coloured houses perched on the rock, ancient alleys, characteristic arches and terraces overlooking the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean.

Elegant and refined, Minori is one of the most fascinating villages on the Amalfi Coast, known for its long maritime tradition, its thousand-year history and its crystal clear sea. Viewed from the boat, it looks like a suggestive natural amphitheater where pastel-colored houses gently overlook the beach, framed by terraced lemon groves that descend along the slopes of the mountains until they meet the sea.

Famous for the longest beach on the Amalfi Coast, Maiori offers ample space, clear sea and a coastline framed by green hills. Seen from the boat, the town looks like an elegant succession of golden beaches and calm waters, perfect for relaxing in the sun or taking a dip in its inviting and crystal clear waters.

Hidden along the coast between Maiori and Minori, the Pandora Cave is one of the most fascinating and lesser-known natural treasures of the Amalfi Coast. Accessible only by sea, this spectacular cave offers a unique experience, made up of plays of light, crystal clear waters and pristine scenery.