One of the most beautiful and coveted yacht cruising itineraries in the world starts in the Bay of Naples and then winds its way luxuriously along the Amalfi Coast. Spectacular landscapes, stunning views that brilliantly encapsulate the beauty of nature at its most pristine, authentic and timeless. Ischia, Capri, Procida, Amalfi, Positano and Sorrento are just a few of the spectacular ports of call on a Mediterranean cruise aboard one of Equinoxe Yacht’s luxury charter craft. The Bay of Naples and the Amalfi Coast are the most popular destinations with yachting folk the world over. A yacht charter Italy experience from Naples to Salerno can prove an even more memorable experience if you combine sailing these splendid waters with visits to towns and villages that were not only the cradle of Italian tradition but also immerse visitors in the Made in Italy ethic at every turn: from shopping to gourmet trails, and historical and cultural excursions.
Myra
Cabins: 5
Guests: 10
Crew: 4
Price per week low season: 15.000€ + apa + vat
Price per week high season: 19.000€ + apa + vat
All boats are available for sole-use charters. We do not offer per-cabin charters
Procida
The beauty of the sea off Procida is matched only by the charm of the town with its wonderfully historic narrow streets, churches and architecture abound. A big-screen favourite, Procida is also a popular film location and was used during the shoots of both Il Postino and The Talented Mr. Ripley.
Starting with the islands, you can’t miss stopping at the two lovely anchorages on the south side of Procida. Corricella is a fishing village brimming with brightly coloured houses and charming little restaurants, while Chiaiolella, which is famous for its crystal-clear sea.
Procida
The beauty of the sea off Procida is matched only by the charm of the town with its wonderfully historic narrow streets, churches and architecture abound. A big-screen favourite, Procida is also a popular film location and was used during the shoots of both Il Postino and The Talented Mr. Ripley.
Starting with the islands, you can’t miss stopping at the two lovely anchorages on the south side of Procida. Corricella is a fishing village brimming with brightly coloured houses and charming little restaurants, while Chiaiolella, which is famous for its crystal-clear sea.
Ischia
On the island of Ischia, don’t miss Cartaromana Bay with its imposing Aragonese castle overlooking the Vivara Island Nature Reserve. Ischia, however, is best known for its thermal springs and so, north-westerly winds permitting, you really have to call to Citara which overlooks the Giardini Poseidon, one of Europe’s largest thermal spa complexes. Flit over to San Montano Bay too where you’ll find Negombo, one of the islands largest thermal parks.
Ischia
On the island of Ischia, don’t miss Cartaromana Bay with its imposing Aragonese castle overlooking the Vivara Island Nature Reserve. Ischia, however, is best known for its thermal springs and so, north-westerly winds permitting, you really have to call to Citara which overlooks the Giardini Poseidon, one of Europe’s largest thermal spa complexes. Flit over to San Montano Bay too where you’ll find Negombo, one of the islands largest thermal parks.
A Capri
On the island of Capri, as an alternative to the gorgeous Marina Piccola and the breathtaking but increasingly tourist-thronged Faraglioni sea stacks and Blue Grotto, Marci recommends a visit to the equally beautiful Grotta di Matermania, a hugely atmospheric cavern used by the cult of the god Mithras and the goddess Cybele for religious rituals.
Another spot worth lingering along the coast is the Scoglio della Tartaruga (Turtle Rock) between Seiano and Vico Equense, where the morning light is magical.
A Capri
On the island of Capri, as an alternative to the gorgeous Marina Piccola and the breathtaking but increasingly tourist-thronged Faraglioni sea stacks and Blue Grotto, Marci recommends a visit to the equally beautiful Grotta di Matermania, a hugely atmospheric cavern used by the cult of the god Mithras and the goddess Cybele for religious rituals.
Another spot worth lingering along the coast is the Scoglio della Tartaruga (Turtle Rock) between Seiano and Vico Equense, where the morning light is magical.
Sorrento
Once you get to Sorrento, you’ll arrive at the Marina Grande where the Captain of Myra, Massimo Marci, suggests stopping off the Villa Pane, one of the oldest villas in the entire area as the many archaeological features in its charming garden. Sailing on towards Nerano, the heartland of Campania’s gastronomic history, don’t miss a dip in the waters of the Li Galli Islands – a magnificent brush with nature.
Sorrento
Once you get to Sorrento, you’ll arrive at the Marina Grande where the Captain of Myra, Massimo Marci, suggests stopping off the Villa Pane, one of the oldest villas in the entire area as the many archaeological features in its charming garden. Sailing on towards Nerano, the heartland of Campania’s gastronomic history, don’t miss a dip in the waters of the Li Galli Islands – a magnificent brush with nature.
Positano
Enjoy the spectacular Positano anchorage from the sea with a stop off in Capo di Conca Bay, and, of course, that of Amalfi.
Then there is Cavallo Morto Beach between Capo d’Orso and Maiori, and Vietri.
But be warned: “You have to really take your time along this final stretch of the Coast to drink in every last detail,” says the Captain.
Positano
Enjoy the spectacular Positano anchorage from the sea with a stop off in Capo di Conca Bay, and, of course, that of Amalfi.
Then there is Cavallo Morto Beach between Capo d’Orso and Maiori, and Vietri.
But be warned: “You have to really take your time along this final stretch of the Coast to drink in every last detail,” says the Captain.
Our team of consultants will also be happy to provide you with a further selection of yachts available both in Italy and across the world.
Lagoon 620 Kaskazi Four
Cabins: 5 – Guests: 10 – Crew: 3
Price per week low season: 22.000€ + apa + vat
Price per week mid season: 24.000€ + apa + vat
Price per week high season: 28.000€ + apa + vat
Blue Deer
Cabins: 4 – Guests: 10 – Crew: 4
Price per week low season: 36.500€ + apa + vat
Price per week high season: 39.500€ + apa + vat
Myra
Cabins: 5 – Guests: 10 – Crew: 4
Price per week low season: 15.000€ + apa + vat
Price per week high season: 19.000€ + apa + vat
Noi Toy
Cabins: 3 – Guests: 6 – Crew: 2
Price per week low season: 21.000€ + apa + vat
Price per week high season: 25.000€ + apa + vat
Wizard
Cabins: 4 – Guests: 8 – Crew: 3
Price per week low season: 25.500€ + apa + vat
Price per week high season: 29.000€ + apa + vat
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