Itinerary in the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast, one of Italy’s most captivating destinations, is a place where crystal-clear waters, colorful villages, and breathtaking views come together for an unforgettable experience. Sailing along this coast by sailboat or catamaran allows you to discover hidden spots, exclusive anchorages, and lush nature away from the crowds. With Barcando, enjoy a tailor-made vacation combining luxury, relaxation, and adventure.
Why choose a boat vacation along the Amalfi Coast and Naples Gulf
- Scenic navigation – Marvel at towering cliffs, historic villas, and colorful villages perched on the coastline.
- Exclusive access to coves and caves – Anchor in hidden bays only reachable by boat, avoiding the crowds.
- Authentic and personalized experience – A journey blending history, nature, and the charm of Italy’s Dolce Vita.
The Wonders of the Amalfi Coast: A journey between sea and villages
Amalfi: The Historic Heart of the Coast
A former Maritime Republic, Amalfi is a must-see destination where historic charm meets the deep blue Mediterranean.
- St. Andrew’s Cathedral – A masterpiece of medieval architecture visible from the sea.
- Emerald Grotto – A natural wonder with vibrant emerald-green reflections.
- Fjord of Furore – One of Italy’s most breathtaking bays, perfect for a refreshing swim.
Capri: The Island of Elegance and Myth
Capri is synonymous with luxury and natural beauty, an island to be experienced between sea, exclusive boutiques, and breathtaking views.
- The Faraglioni – Iconic rock formations emerging from the sea, a symbol of the island.
- Blue Grotto – A unique experience with its mesmerizing blue-lit waters.
- Marina Piccola – An exclusive bay, perfect for a relaxing swim with a luxurious backdrop.
Ischia: Wellness and Volcanic Nature
The island of wellness, famous for its thermal waters, Aragonese Castle, and its golden beaches.
- Sorgeto Bay – A natural thermal pool directly in the sea.
- Aragonese Castle – A stunning fortress overlooking the sea, best admired at sunset.
- Maronti Beach – One of the island’s longest beaches, with golden sand and turquoise waters.
Procida: The Authentic and Colorful Island
The most authentic and colorful island in the Gulf, featuring the picturesque Marina di Corricella and the charming Cala del Pozzo Vecchio.
- Marina di Corricella – The island’s most picturesque village, with colorful houses reflecting on the sea.
- Cala del Pozzo Vecchio – The famous “Postman’s Beach,” offering a romantic and relaxing atmosphere.
- Vivara Nature Reserve – A pristine islet connected to Procida, perfect for hiking and snorkeling.
Sorrento: Mediterranean Elegance and Tradition
- Queen Giovanna Baths – An archaeological site featuring a natural pool nestled among the rocks.
- Marina Grande – An ancient fishing village with seaside restaurants.
- Historic Center – Picturesque streets and artisan shops.
Positano: The Pearl of the Amalfi Coast
- Spiaggia Grande – The most iconic beach of the Coast, with breathtaking views of colorful cliffside houses.
- Fornillo – A more secluded beach, perfect for a peaceful swim.
- Shopping and Artisan Crafts – Famous for local fashion and hand-painted ceramics.
Recommended Departure Ports
Each destination offers strategic embarkation points to best explore the local wonders.
For the Amalfi Coast, we recommend the following departure bases:
Naples - Castellammare di Stabia - Procida - Rome (Marina di Nettuno) - Salerno (Marina d'arechi) - Tropea (Calabria)
