Luxury Escapes

Slip into the real Dolce Vita on a full‑day private yacht escape from Naples along the Sorrento Peninsula and the Amalfi Coast. You’ll admire dramatic cliffs and pastel villages from the water, swim in hidden bays, and have time on land in iconic Positano – all with a flexible itinerary you can fine‑tune directly with your captain. This Dolce Vita Yacht Escape is perfect if you want to see more than one place in a day. Starting from Naples, we’ll cruise past the Sorrento coast, round the tip toward the Amalfi coastline, and continue all the way to Positano, with the option to stop for lunch in Nerano or in Positano itself. Along the way, there’s plenty of time to swim, relax, and enjoy life at sea exactly as you imagine it. What to Expect on Your Dolce Vita Yacht Escape Departure from Naples Your day begins at the designated marina in Naples, where you’ll meet your skipper and step aboard your elegant, fast and comfortable yacht. After a quick safety briefing, we leave the harbor and set course along the Bay of Naples. As the city fades behind you, you’ll enjoy open‑air views of Naples and Mount Vesuvius while we head toward the Sorrento Peninsula. This first leg of the journey sets the tone: relaxed, scenic, and completely private. Sorrento Coastline: First Taste of the Dolce Vita Our first stretch of coastline is the Sorrento coast, with its terraces of citrus groves, cliffs, and small seaside villages. From the water you can appreciate how the land drops dramatically into the sea, dotted with villas and historic buildings. We’ll cruise at an easy pace so you can take photos and soak in the views. If conditions are good and you feel like it, this is an excellent moment for a first short swim, just to get into the rhythm of the day. 👉🏼 Want an early swim stop along the Sorrento coast? Just ask your skipper – the itinerary is flexible. Turning Toward the Amalfi Coast After admiring the Sorrento shoreline, we round the tip of the peninsula and continue along the Amalfi Coast side. This is where the scenery changes: you start seeing the famous vertical villages and the classic Amalfi coastline unfolding in front of you. Sailing this stretch by private yacht lets you see multiple villages in one day – not only Positano, but also smaller towns and bays scattered along the coast – without any traffic or crowded buses. You simply glide along, deciding where you’d like to pause for photos or a swim. Positano: The Most Iconic Village Among all the villages on this coastline, Positano is the most beautiful and iconic. Seen from the sea, it looks like a cascade of pastel houses descending vertically to the beach. On your Dolce Vita Yacht Escape, we plan enough time for you to disembark in Positano and explore on land. You can: Stroll through the narrow streets and boutiques Walk down to the main beach and look back at the village from the shore Enjoy a coffee, aperitivo, or gelato while taking in the view Your skipper will agree on a meeting time and place, and your yacht will be waiting when you’re ready to come back on board. 👉🏼 Want extra time in Positano for shopping or photos? Tell us when you book so we can shape the schedule around you. Lunch Stop: Nerano or Positano For lunch, you have two excellent options that fit perfectly with this itinerary. Nerano A small seaside village famous for its waterfront restaurants and traditional cuisine. We can drop you off at one of the restaurants right on the water; it’s a classic place to try local dishes and enjoy a relaxed lunch by the sea. Positano If you prefer to eat surrounded by the iconic vertical scenery, you can choose to have lunch in Positano instead. We strongly recommend going on land here if you want the full Positano experience – streets, viewpoints and restaurants all in one stop. You can decide in advance or directly on board, depending on how you feel on the day. Your captain will coordinate arrival times and tender service where needed. 👉🏼 Not sure whether to choose Nerano or Positano for lunch? We’ll be happy to share suggestions based on your style and the season. Swim Stops and Relaxation Along the Coast This is not just a “port‑to‑port” transfer. Along the way, we’ll plan several swim and relax stops, choosing the best bays and coves based on sea conditions and how busy the coast is on that day. You’ll have time to: Swim in clear, turquoise water Snorkel near the coast and explore the seabed Sunbathe on deck and simply enjoy the view We’re flexible on board, so you can always speak with the captain and decide together where to stop longer and where to just pass by slowly for photos. In general, this itinerary gives you a balanced mix of navigation, swimming, and time on land. Return to Naples After your time in Positano and along the Amalfi Coast, we begin the cruise back toward Naples. Depending on timing and conditions, there may be room for a final short swim or a relaxed navigation back with a drink in hand. You’ll arrive in Naples with the feeling of having seen “the best of” the Sorrento and Amalfi coastline in just one day, without ever having to worry about buses, ferries, or crowds. It’s the Dolce Vita, from departure to return. Why Choose the Dolce Vita Yacht Escape? Multiple destinations in one day: From Naples you see the Sorrento coast, the Amalfi coastline and Positano – without changing boats or dealing with transfers. Comfort and privacy: The yacht is just for you and your group, with space to relax, change, and enjoy the day at your own pace. Flexible itinerary: The route is clear, but timing is flexible: you can talk with the captain and adjust swim stops and time on land depending on what you enjoy most. Iconic views without the crowds: You see Positano and the Amalfi Coast from the water, where the scenery is at its best, and you avoid much of the land‑based congestion. Ideal For Families who want to turn a simple day trip into an unforgettable shared memory, with swimming, coastal views and time on land to explore together. Groups of friends looking for a unique adventure to enjoy side by side, from diving off the yacht to wandering through colorful coastal villages. Couples celebrating an anniversary, honeymoon or romantic escape in one of the most iconic and picturesque coastlines in the world. Luxury Travelers from all over the world eager to experience the true Italian Dolce Vita by sea, far from the crowds and standard tourist routes.

Step aboard a luxury yacht in Naples and spend a full day discovering Capri the way it was meant to be seen: from the sea. This Luxury Yacht Escape to Capri Island combines a comfortable private crossing, a complete loop around the island with grottoes and Faraglioni, swim stops in clear water, and free time on land to explore Capri at your own pace. Instead of crowded ferries and fixed schedules, you have your own elegant yacht with powerful engines, spacious decks and plenty of amenities on board. Together with your skipper, you’ll decide how to balance swimming, sightseeing from the water, and time ashore – for a day that feels like pure Capri Dolce Vita. What to Expect on Your Luxury Capri Yacht Escape Departure from Naples Your experience starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and step onto your luxury yacht – modern, elegant, with fast engines and plenty of comfort on board. After a brief introduction, we leave the harbor and head across the Bay of Naples. As the city fades behind, you’ll have open views of Naples and Mount Vesuvius while you relax on deck with a drink. Approaching Capri: First Views from the Sea After roughly an hour of comfortable navigation, Capri begins to appear on the horizon. As we get closer, you’ll see cliffs, villas clinging to the rocks, and the island’s famous silhouette rising from the water. Here is where travelling by private yacht makes a huge difference: we start exploring the coastline immediately, choosing the best direction to circle the island based on wind and sea on the day. 👉🏼 Want to prioritize the Blue Grotto or the Faraglioni? Let your skipper know at the start – timing is flexible. Blue Grotto Area (Optional Stop) If sea conditions allow and you want to visit the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra), your skipper will plan to approach this area early enough to avoid the longest queues. Arriving in the morning usually means shorter waiting times compared with mid‑day. As with all Capri boat tours, entry to the Blue Grotto is managed by local rowboats and requires a separate ticket, paid directly on site. You can choose to: Go inside with the small rowboats for the full “blue light” experience, or Stay on board and enjoy the coastline from outside if you prefer to keep cruising. Southbound Itinerary – Cliffs, Caves and Faraglioni After the Blue Grotto, if you choose to head south, the real character of Capri begins to unfold. This stretch of coastline shows just how varied and dramatic the island really is. Marina Grande from the Sea The first landmark is Marina Grande, Capri’s main harbor. Seen from the water, it feels completely different than arriving on a crowded pier. From here you round the headland and start sliding along the eastern coastline, staying close to the cliffs. The island slowly reveals its textures, colors and hidden corners. The “Polyp Cave” – A Skipper’s Secret Soon you reach a cave many local skippers casually call the “Polyp Cave.” It is not marked on maps and you won’t find it highlighted in brochures. Inside, the rock has been sculpted by wind and sea into shapes that look like clusters of bubbles or the suction cups of an octopus. White Grotto and the Madonna in the Rock Next comes the White Grotto, tall and majestic, almost cathedral‑like. High inside, a natural rock formation clearly recalls the silhouette of the Madonna in prayer. From your boat you have time to look for the figure, watch the light play on the limestone and take photos without feeling rushed. Coves and Swim Stops Before the Natural Arch Between the White Grotto and the Natural Arch, the coastline breaks into small inlets and quiet coves that invite you to stop. You can anchor where the water looks irresistible, jump in for a swim and snorkel peacefully along the rocks. These bays feel so intimate and almost wild. The Natural Arch from the Sea Continuing south, you reach a point where the Natural Arch appears high above you, suspended between sky and sea. Seen from land it is impressive; seen from the water it feels almost surreal. From below, you truly understand its scale and elegance. The Faraglioni – Capri’s Iconic Giants Then come the Faraglioni. These three towering rock stacks rise from the sea like silent guardians of the island and are the emotional heart of most Capri boat tours. Skipper can slow down, circle them and, if sea conditions allow, pass through the central arch. Gliding under that stone arch with the light filtering through is often the single moment guests remember most. Marina Piccola – Swim Stop and Possible Lunch After the Faraglioni you arrive near Marina Piccola, one of Capri’s most scenic bays. Here you find some of the island’s best restaurants with views over the sea and the Faraglioni, and a few small beaches that are perfect if you are traveling with children who want to play while adults enjoy a relaxed lunch. You can anchor offshore and use tender service to go ashore, or simply stay on board and enjoy one of the most photogenic swim spots of the day. Snorkeling Paradise – Punta di Mulo to Punta Vetruso Between Punta di Mulo and Punta Vetruso lies a stretch of coast that snorkelers love. Just a few strokes from the boat bring you to two tiny white pebble beaches accessible only from the sea. Each can host around ten people at most, which makes them feel incredibly exclusive. Reaching them while snorkeling adds a small sense of adventure Grotta Verde and Its Emerald Light Further along you reach the Green Grotto, famous for the intense emerald reflections that light up the water inside. Punta Carena Lighthouse and Romantic Coves As you round the southwestern tip of the island, the Punta Carena Lighthouse appears, historic and striking against the sea. Nearby lies Cala del Limmo, one of the most intimate and underrated corners of Capri. It is rarely crowded and has an almost secret atmosphere; it feels like a private paradise. Cala del Rio and Closing the Loop After Cala del Limmo you reach Cala del Rio, known for its deep blue water and rocky ledges perfect for safe cliff jumps. Opposite the cove there is a wide grotto that adds even more character to the landscape. From here, continuing along the coastline completes the circle and brings you back toward the Blue Grotto area, where your island loop began, before starting the navigation back to Naples Return to Naples After your time circling Capri, swimming in hidden coves and, if you wish, exploring the island on land, we begin the cruise back toward Naples. The late‑afternoon light over the Faraglioni and the Bay of Naples makes this final stretch especially scenic, whether you choose one last quick swim or simply relax on deck with a drink in hand. You’ll arrive in Naples with the feeling of having experienced Capri from every angle – grottoes, cliffs, Faraglioni and village life – all in a single, effortless day at sea, without queues, ferries or fixed group schedules. It’s Capri at its best, from the moment you leave the harbor to the moment you return. Why Choose Luxury Yacht Escape to Capri Island? Comfort and style: A spacious, elegant yacht with powerful engines, sun deck, shaded areas and indoor spaces gives you a comfortable base all day long. Complete Capri experience: You don’t just “go to Capri”, you circle the entire island by sea, swim in selected coves, see grottoes and Faraglioni up close, and still have time on land. Private and flexible: The yacht is only for you and your group. You can talk with the skipper and adapt the pace of the day: longer swims, more time in town, or extra time cruising. Stress‑free from start to finish: No crowds, no waiting in line with luggage. Just one comfortable yacht from Naples, all day. Ideal For Couples looking for a romantic, slow‑paced Capri yacht experience with swimming, grottoes and time ashore in one of Italy’s most iconic islands. Families who want a comfortable, private setting where children can swim safely, rest on board and explore Capri without crowds or tight schedules. Groups of friends eager to share a memorable day at sea, splitting the cost of a luxury yacht while enjoying plenty of space, music and swim stops. Luxury travelers who prefer a high‑end, fully private Capri experience, with a stylish yacht, flexible itinerary and personalized service from departure to return.

Step aboard a luxury yacht in Naples and spend a full day exploring two very different islands in one escape: green, volcanic Ischia and colorful, cinematic Procida. This Luxury Yacht Escape to Ischia and Procida combines a comfortable private crossing, coastal cruising, swim stops in sheltered bays and free time on land in some of the most authentic villages in the Bay of Naples. You have your own elegant yacht with powerful engines, spacious decks and plenty of amenities on board. Together with your skipper, you’ll decide whether to start from Ischia’s San Montano Bay or from the more dramatic southern side near Sant’Angelo, and then continue on to Vivara and the pastel fishing village of Marina Corricella on Procida – for a day that feels like pure island‑hopping Dolce Vita. What to Expect on Your Ischia & Procida Yacht Escape Departure from Naples Your day begins at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and step on board your luxury yacht – modern, elegant, with fast engines and plenty of comfort on deck and inside. After a short welcome and safety briefing, we leave the harbor and head out across the bay. As Naples and Vesuvius fall behind, you can settle into the cushions with a drink and watch the coastline open up in front of you. Approaching Ischia: First Views from the Sea After roughly an hour of comfortable navigation, the green silhouette of Ischia appears ahead. You’ll see a mix of volcanic cliffs, pine‑covered slopes and small towns by the sea. At this point, together with your captain, you can choose between two different ways to start your day around Ischia before continuing on to Procida. Both options eventually bring you to Procida and Marina Corricella; they just change how you experience Ischia first. 👉🏼 Prefer beaches and a gentle start, or dramatic coves and hidden bays? Tell your skipper and pick the itinerary that matches your mood. Option 1 – San Montano Bay, Aragonese Castle & Procida San Montano Bay: A Sheltered, “Tropical” Inlet One of the most relaxing ways to begin your Ischia loop is at San Montano Bay, near Lacco Ameno. This crescent‑shaped bay is framed by green headlands and covered in soft sand, often described as one of the island’s most “tropical‑looking” beaches. From the yacht you see calm, shallow, crystal‑clear water and lush vegetation all around. The bay is naturally sheltered, making it an ideal spot for a first swim stop. You can: Dive in from the boat into calm water Snorkel along the rocky edges of the bay Simply float and look back at the greenery and gentle slopes surrounding you It’s a soft, peaceful introduction to the day – a complete contrast to the busy pace of Naples. Aragonese Castle: Ischia’s Iconic Fortress From San Montano, we continue along the coast toward one of Ischia’s most iconic landmarks: the Aragonese Castle. This medieval fortress rises on its own rocky islet, connected to Ischia by a stone causeway, and offers panoramic views in all directions. Arriving by yacht, you get to admire the castle from the sea first, which is easily the most dramatic angle. Depending on timing and your interests, you can: Stay aboard and enjoy a slow pass with photos around the castle, or Go ashore near Ischia Ponte for a visit, a walk, or lunch with a castle view The castle complex includes churches, terraces and viewpoints, and is one of the most atmospheric places on the island. Even if you don’t go inside, the stop near Ischia Ponte is ideal for stretching your legs and feeling the island’s historic heart. 👉🏼 Want time to visit the castle or eat nearby? Tell us when you book and we’ll shape the schedule around it. Crossing to Procida via Vivara Leaving Ischia, we set course toward Procida, often passing near Vivara – a small, crescent‑shaped island connected to Procida by a pedestrian bridge. Vivara is a protected nature reserve and part of the “Regno di Nettuno” Marine Protected Area, known for its wild vegetation and rich marine life. From the yacht, you’ll admire its untouched, green slopes and clear water along the coast. This stretch is perfect for another swim stop: the water here tends to be particularly clean and inviting, with good visibility for snorkeling around the rocky shoreline. Marina Corricella: Procida’s Colorful Fishing Village On the Procida side, we continue around the island until we reach Marina Corricella, the most ancient and picturesque fishing village on Procida. Viewed from the sea, it looks like a pastel amphitheater: houses in shades of pink, yellow and white stacked one above the other, with fishing boats and nets along the waterfront. Marina Corricella is pedestrian‑only and can be reached only by sea or via stairways from above, which keeps its atmosphere quiet and timeless. Once ashore, you can:​ Wander through the narrow lanes and stairways Sit at a waterfront bar or trattoria for a drink or snack Take photos from different angles of the harbor and houses For many guests, this is the moment when Procida steals their heart – a perfect closing chapter before heading back to Naples. 👉🏼 Want to linger in Corricella for longer? Just agree the timing with your captain – the yacht will be ready when you are. Option 2 – Sorgeto, Sant’Angelo, San Pancrazio & Procida If you prefer a slightly more dramatic, “wild coast” start to your day around Ischia, your skipper can instead first guide the yacht along the southern side of Ischia before you head to the castle and then to Procida. Note: because Sorgeto is the furthest from Naples, choosing this itinerary means less time for later stops (e.g. shorter castle/Procida visit) so we prioritize the most unique moments. Bay of Sorgeto: Natural Hot Springs by the Sea (First Stop) Since Sorgeto is the furthest point from Naples, we start here if you choose this itinerary. Bay of Sorgeto is a small cove where natural hot springs flow directly into the sea, forming rock pools of warm, mineral‑rich water. From the yacht we anchor just offshore so you can swim in and experience the temperature gradient – cooler sea water mixing with streams of naturally hot thermal water, like open‑air hot tubs set between the rocks. It’s a unique, volcanic spa moment in a hidden cove that feels far from the world. Sorgeto adds a bit of time on the Ischia coast, so we usually recommend it for guests who prefer fewer stops overall but deeper experiences in each place. Sant’Angelo: A Chic, Car‑Free Village by the Sea From Sorgeto, we continue along the southern coast to Sant’Angelo, a chic, mostly car‑free village built around a small harbor. White houses, small squares and terraces overlook the sea, giving it a refined, almost boutique feel.​ From the yacht you can admire the village from the water or go ashore for a stroll, a coffee or a quick look at its narrow lanes and little piazza. It’s a very photogenic stop, especially for guests who like charming, slightly off‑the‑radar places. San Pancrazio Bay: Clear Water and Cliffs Next along this coastline is the Bay of San Pancrazio, known for its transparent, blue‑green water and rocky backdrop. This cove feels more hidden and wild than San Montano: framed by cliffs and accessible mainly from the sea, which keeps it relatively quiet.​ Here the yacht can drop anchor so you can: Swim in particularly clear water Snorkel along the rocks and explore the seabed Relax on deck surrounded by dramatic coastal scenery Aragonese Castle and Onward to Procida From the southern side, we curve back toward the Aragonese Castle area, where you can choose the same options as in Option 1: a scenic pass, a stop for photos, or time ashore around Ischia Ponte. Afterwards, the route continues toward Vivara and then Procida, with the same opportunity for a swim near the protected coastline and a final stop in Marina Corricella. The difference between the two itineraries is simply what you see and where you swim first: Option 1 starts gently with San Montano and the north side; Option 2 dives into the wilder southern coast with Sorgeto, Sant’Angelo and San Pancrazio. 👉🏼 Not sure which option suits you better? You can decide in advance or directly on board after seeing the day’s wind and sea conditions. Return to Naples After your day between Ischia’s bays and turquoise waters and Procida’s pastel villages and black‑sand beaches, we set course back toward Naples. Depending on timing and sea conditions, there may be space for a final short swim or simply a slow, relaxed navigation across the bay as the islands fade into the distance. You’ll arrive in Naples with the sense of having truly island‑hopped the Bay of Naples in one day – from green Ischia to colorful Procida – without ever stressing about ferries, timetables or crowds. It’s two islands, one perfect day at sea. Why Choose Luxury Yacht Escape to Ischia and Procida? Two islands in one day: You experience both Ischia and Procida on a single, carefully planned route – without ever changing boats. Comfort and privacy: A spacious, stylish yacht with sun deck, shaded areas and indoor space gives you a comfortable base for swimming, relaxing and exploring. Authentic stops: From San Montano Bay or San Pancrazio’s clear waters to the Aragonese Castle and Marina Corricella, the itinerary focuses on places where the islands still feel genuine and alive. Flexible, not scripted: You can speak with your skipper and adjust the balance between swimming, time on land, and navigation based on what you enjoy most on the day. Stress‑free from start to finish: No crowds, no schedules to chase. Just one elegant yacht from Naples, all day long, with everything set up for you. Ideal For Couples who want a romantic, slow‑paced yacht experience with swims in quiet bays and time ashore in colorful, authentic island villages. Families looking for a comfortable, private setting where children can swim safely, rest on board, and explore Ischia and Procida without crowds or tight schedules. Groups of friends eager to share a full day at sea together, splitting the cost of a luxury yacht while enjoying space, music and multiple swim stops. Luxury travelers who prefer high‑end, fully private experiences, with a stylish yacht, flexible itinerary and personalized service from departure to return.