Sailing along the Amalfi Coast means discovering fascinating scenery: hidden coves, sea caves and breathtaking views that follow one another between sky and sea. The gateway to the fabulous Amalfi Coast is “Vietri Sul Mare”. Bright and colorful village famous all over the world for its ancient ceramic tradition. There are two guardians of the place: "The Two Brothers", famous stacks that emerge from the sea; legend has it that the two stacks represent two brothers turned into stone by the Gods while trying to save a girl at sea during a storm.

Leaving Vietri Sul Mare, we enter the ancient Cetara. Mother of the famous anchovy pouring and mistress of the crystal clear waters of the Coast, it allows you to live unforgettable days to anyone who lets himself be kissed by its waves. To welcome you there will be not only the emerald sea, but also an imposing Tower, built as a defense against Saracen pirate raids in the Middle Ages. Cetara allows a 360-degree experience.

The pride of the Amalfi Coast is the natural cove of “Dead Horse”. In unison you can hear the sounds of the wild mountain and the rustle of the waves. Perfect combination for those seeking absolute relaxation! Near Maiori there is the beautiful “Grotta della Pandora”, one of the most suggestive and less known sea caves in the area. Unlike other more touristy caves, it has remained largely wild and untouched. Inside there are spectacular plays of light, small waterfalls and rock formations shaped over time by water. The name recalls the myth of Pandora, as the place is hidden, mysterious and difficult to reach, just like a secret treasure to discover. The cave is only accessible by sea, which makes it a “niche” Attraction. Ideal for those looking for a more adventurous and authentic experience.

It is a natural pearl that flows directly from the rock, falling for tens of meters to jump into the waters of the Sea

We entrust the fusion of history, sea and harmony to the beautiful Amalfi. Known not only for its diamond-colored sea, but also for its rich architecture that you will have the pleasure of visiting for an hour in the village. N.B.: a one-hour stop in the city and a one-hour rest stop will be made

The history of Conca dei Marini, a charming village on the Amalfi Coast, has its roots in Etruscan and Roman times. Known historically as the "City of Sailors", it experienced its greatest splendor under the Republic of Amalfi and Angevin domination, and then became in the years of the Dolce Vita an exclusive refuge for international celebrities. Possibility to have lunch at one of the local restaurants (NB is not included in the price and is optional).