Private Tours

Step on board a fast, comfortable boat in Naples and spend a full day discovering the Amalfi Coast exactly the way it should be seen: from the sea. This Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Amalfi Coast gives you a complete day on the water with a scenic crossing past Sorrento, coastal cruising to Nerano, Positano and beyond, and plenty of time to swim and relax in turquoise bays. You travel on a private, elegant boat with powerful engines, wide cushions, shade and easy access to the water. Together with your skipper, you can decide if you'd like to stop on land in Positano or Nerano or prefer to stay at sea and enjoy every corner of the coastline. This private Amalfi Coast sea day is designed for guests who want to spend most of their time on the water, with the freedom to add a land stop only if they really want it. You leave from Naples, pass the Sorrento coast, reach Nerano for a swim or lunch, continue to iconic Positano and explore further Amalfi villages, stopping to swim whenever the water looks irresistible. The atmosphere on board is relaxed and informal: sunbathing at the bow, shade when you need it, music if you like, and a skipper always ready to suggest the best coves for a swim. If at some point you decide you'd like to get off in Positano for a stroll, shopping or lunch, or in Nerano for seaside dining, your captain can arrange it – but nothing is forced. It's your sea day, your way. What to Expect Departure from Naples Your day starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and board your fast boat. The boat is private, reserved just for you and your group, with padded seating, sun deck cushions, a shaded area and a swim ladder for easy access to the water. After a short safety briefing, you leave the harbor and head out across the Bay of Naples toward the Sorrento Peninsula. As the skyline of Naples and Vesuvius slides behind you, you can get comfortable on deck with a drink and enjoy the first part of your sea day. The crossing already feels like entering a different world – open sea ahead and the coast beginning to reveal its dramatic cliffs. First Views: Sorrento Coast from the Sea After passing the bay, you reach the Sorrento Coast, with its citrus terraces, colorful villages and small bays tumbling down to the water. Travelling on a private boat means you glide along the shoreline, seeing details like private villas, lemon groves and hidden stairways that land roads can't reach. Your skipper will point out spots like Bagni della Regina Giovanna (ancient Roman ruins by the sea) and Cascatella di Punta Lagno as you decide together the best spots for swims or photos. 👉 Want to prioritize Nerano, Positano or a mix of swims? Tell your skipper at the beginning – the day is flexible. Coastal Loop: Nerano, Positano and Amalfi Villages Once you're hugging the coastline, the Amalfi area starts to unfold: vertical villages, turquoise sea and cliffs that drop straight into the water. This is where a private sea day boat tour makes all the difference: you're close to the bays, you can stop when you want, and you're never watching the clock. Sorrento Coast to Nerano – First Taste of the Coast The first stretch takes you past Sorrento's dramatic shoreline, with terraces of lemons and olives clinging to the hills. As you round the peninsula, Nerano appears – a quiet fishing village famous for its waterfront restaurants and crystal‑clear water. This is an ideal spot for: A swim in the sheltered bay Anchoring offshore for photos of the village Optional lunch ashore at a seaside trattoria like Ristorante Maria Grazia (classic spot for spaghetti alla Nerano) Nerano feels more authentic and less crowded than Positano – perfect if you want local flavor without the buzz. Positano – The Iconic Vertical Village Continuing south, you reach Positano, the Amalfi Coast's most photographed village. From the sea it looks like a cascade of pastel houses (pink, yellow, white) tumbling down the cliff to the beach and harbor below. Your boat slows so you can admire the full panorama, then you can choose to: Stay aboard for photos from the best angle Go ashore for a stroll through the boutiques, stairs and viewpoints Anchor nearby for a swim with Positano as your backdrop Positano's charm is undeniable – the perfect mix of glamour and charm – but seeing it first from the water gives you a perspective most visitors miss. Amalfi Coast Villages – Optional Extension (Check with Skipper) After Positano, reaching the classic Amalfi villages (Atrani, Maiori, Minori) is an optional extension since it's further along the coast and requires good timing/conditions. Please note this adds extra fuel costs due to the longer distance. Hidden Coves and Swim Stops Between villages, the coastline breaks into small bays and inlets perfect for swimming. Your skipper knows the best spots for: Crystal‑clear water away from crowds Snorkeling along rocky walls Relaxing on deck with the cliffs towering above Popular pauses include areas near Nerano (calm and green) or between Positano and Amalfi (deeper blue water). The boat's size lets you anchor right where the sea looks most inviting. 👉 Prefer more swims or more village time? Discuss with your skipper – the route adapts to you. Optional Stop on Land (On Request) This tour is designed primarily as a sea day, but you can absolutely add a land stop if you wish. The most natural choices are: Nerano for a relaxed seaside lunch (trattorias right on the water) Positano for shopping, photos and a taste of the village vibe If you'd like to set foot ashore, your skipper can dock so you can: Enjoy a meal with coast views Stroll short paths or viewpoints Pick up local limoncello or ceramics Because time at sea is precious, land stops are kept short and focused (1–2 hours max) so you don't miss the coastal cruising and swims. Staying on the boat is popular too – it maximizes your Amalfi sea time. Cruise Back to Naples After your time exploring Nerano, Positano and the Amalfi villages (with swims along the way), we begin the cruise back toward Naples. Depending on timing and conditions, there may be room for one final short swim or a relaxed navigation with the coastline glowing in afternoon light. You'll arrive in Naples with the feeling of having seen the "best of" Sorrento, Nerano, Positano and the Amalfi Coast in just one day – without buses, ferries or traffic. It's the Amalfi Coast at its most effortless, from departure to return. Why Choose the Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Amalfi Coast from Naples? More sea time, less traffic: This tour lets you spend most of your day on the water, cruising past Sorrento, Nerano, Positano and Amalfi villages, without the stress of coastal roads or crowded ferries. Fast, comfortable boat: Private fast boat with powerful engines to cover the coastline efficiently, but spacious and stable enough to relax, sunbathe and swim comfortably, with shade, cushions and easy water access. Flexible, not scripted: You decide with your skipper: more swim stops in hidden bays, more time in Positano or Nerano, or a balanced mix. The coastal route is clear, but the rhythm is yours. Village views from the best angle: Unlike buses or ferries, your boat gets you close to Positano's vertical charm, Nerano's quiet bays and Amalfi's stacked houses – plus coves land visitors never reach. Private from start to finish: The boat is only for you and your group, so you set the music, atmosphere and pace. No loud groups, no fixed commentary – just your captain, the boat and the Amalfi Coast. Ideal For Couples who want a romantic Amalfi day with turquoise swims, Positano views and the option for a seaside lunch only if they feel like it. Families seeking a safe, private boat with easy water access and flexibility to adapt stops around children's energy. Groups of friends looking for a full "sea day" with iconic villages, swimming and photos, splitting the cost of a private boat. Cruise guests or short‑stay visitors who want the complete Amalfi Coast by sea in one day, without road hassles or group tours.

Step on board a fast, comfortable boat in Naples and spend a full day discovering Capri exactly the way it should be seen: from the sea. This Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Capri Island gives you a complete day on the water with a scenic crossing, a full coastal loop with grottoes and Faraglioni, and plenty of time to swim and relax. You travel on a private, elegant boat with powerful engines, wide cushions, shade and easy access to the water. Together with your skipper, you can decide if you’d like to stop on land in Capri or prefer to stay at sea and enjoy every corner of the coastline. This private Capri sea day is designed for guests who want to spend most of their time on the water, with the freedom to add a land stop only if they really want it. You leave from Naples on a fast boat, cross the bay in comfort and spend the rest of the day circling Capri, stopping to swim whenever the water looks irresistible. The atmosphere on board is relaxed and informal: sunbathing at the bow, shade when you need it, music if you like, and a skipper always ready to suggest the best coves for a swim. If at some point you decide you’d like to get off in Marina Grande for a stroll, a gelato or a quick visit to Capri town, your captain can arrange it – but nothing is forced. It’s your sea day, your way. What to Expect Departure from Naples Your day starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and board your fast boat. The boat is private, reserved just for you and your group, with padded seating, sun deck cushions, a shaded area and a swim ladder for easy access to the water. After a short safety briefing, you leave the harbor and head out across the Bay of Naples. As the skyline of Naples and Vesuvius slides behind you, you can get comfortable on deck with a drink and enjoy the first part of your sea day. First Views of Capri from the Water After around an hour of navigation, Capri appears ahead. Cliffs, terraces and villas begin to take shape as you approach the island. Travelling on a private boat means you don’t have to go straight into the harbor if you don’t want to. Instead, your skipper begins to show you the coastline: small coves, caves carved into the rock and the changing colors of the sea. Based on the conditions, you’ll agree together on the direction of the coastal loop, and whether to include the Blue Grotto as a first stop. 👉🏼 Want to prioritize the Blue Grotto or the Faraglioni? Tell your skipper at the beginning – the day is flexible. Blue Grotto Area (Optional Stop) If the sea is calm and you are interested in visiting the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra), your skipper will time the approach to try to avoid the longest queues. Arriving earlier in the day usually helps keep the wait shorter. As on any Capri tour, entering the grotto itself is managed by local rowboats and requires a separate ticket, paid on site. You can decide whether to: Transfer to the small rowboats and go inside for the classic “blue light” experience, or Stay on your boat and enjoy the coastline from outside, keeping more time for swimming and other spots If you prefer to skip the Blue Grotto entirely, we simply continue the loop and use that time for more swims and quiet coves. Coastal Loop: Caves, Cliffs and Faraglioni Once the Blue Grotto area is behind you (or skipped), the island really starts to reveal itself. This is where a private sea day boat tour makes all the difference: you’re close to the rocks, you can stop when you want, and you’re never watching the clock. Marina Grande from the Sea You’ll pass Marina Grande, Capri’s main harbor, but this time you’re looking at it from the outside – from the sea, not from a busy pier. From here the boat stays close to the cliffs as you slide along the coastline. Little by little, you start noticing details: tiny stairways carved into the rock, terraces with lemon trees, and small inlets that most people never see. 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 Hidden Coves Continuing along the coast, we reach the White Grotto, a tall, bright sea cave where the limestone reflects the light in soft colors. The skipper slows down so you can take photos and look up at the rock formations above you. Between the White Grotto and the Natural Arch there are several small inlets and quiet coves that are ideal for the first long swim of the day. With a private open boat, we can anchor exactly where the water looks best, and you can: Dive in and swim in clear, deep water Snorkel along the rocks and see what lives below the surface Relax on board while others swim, with the cliffs rising around you The Natural Arch from the Water A little further on, the Natural Arch appears high above, like a stone window suspended between sky and sea. Many visitors only see it from the land path; from the water you really understand its height and shape. The skipper can position the boat so you can take photos and simply look up and enjoy the scene. Faraglioni: Capri’s Signature Sea Stacks Soon after, you reach the Faraglioni, Capri’s famous rock stacks rising from the sea like three stone giants. For most guests, this is the highlight of the coastal loop. Because you’re on a private boat, your skipper can: Slow down and circle the rocks for photos Approach the best angles for views back to the island If sea conditions allow, pass through the central arch for the classic Capri moment Crossing under the arch with the light coming through and the sea around you is one of those memories that tends to stay with people long after they’ve left Italy. Marina Piccola: Swim Stop and Relax After the Faraglioni, you reach Marina Piccola, one of the most scenic bays on Capri. Here the water is usually calm and clear, and you have a direct view back to the Faraglioni. This is a perfect place to: Anchor and enjoy a long swim stop Use the snorkel gear to explore the rocky seabed Stretch out on the cushions with a drink while others swim around the boat 👉🏼 If you’d like to go ashore in this area (for example to a beach club or restaurant), you can discuss it with your skipper in advance and see what’s feasible on the day. Punta Carena, Green Grotto and the Quiet Side of Capri Continuing the loop, you’ll cruise past the Punta Carena lighthouse, standing on the southwestern tip of the island, and then along a quieter stretch of coastline. Here you’ll find the Green Grotto and other coves where the water takes on deep emerald tones. On calmer days, this side of Capri can feel surprisingly peaceful, even when the island is busy. Your skipper will choose where to stop for additional swims based on sea conditions and how much time you’d like to spend in the water. Optional Stop on Land in Capri (On Request) This tour is designed primarily as a sea day, but you can absolutely add a land stop if you wish. If you’d like to set foot on the island, your skipper can bring you to Marina Grande so you can: Take the funicular up to Capri town for a walk through the Piazzetta and the main streets Enjoy a gelato, an aperitivo or a quick look at the shops and viewpoints Because time at sea is limited, we usually recommend keeping the land stop short and focused, so you don’t have to rush the coastal loop and swim stops. Whether you choose to go ashore or stay on the boat the whole time is completely up to you. Cruise Back to Naples Toward the end of the afternoon, the boat points back toward Naples. The return crossing is a chance to stretch out on deck, look back at Capri fading into the distance and enjoy the last part of your day on the water. You arrive in Naples with the feeling of having spent a real day at sea: not just “getting to Capri”, but living it from the water, at your own rhythm. Why Choose the Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Capri Island from Naples? More sea time, less stress: This tour is designed as a real sea day where you spend most of your time on the water, swimming and cruising around Capri, without juggling ferry schedules, big groups or fixed timetables. Fast, comfortable boat: You travel on a private fast boat – quick enough to cross the bay efficiently, but spacious and stable enough to relax, sunbathe and move around comfortably, with shade, cushions and an easy swim ladder. Flexible, not scripted: You decide with your skipper how to balance the day: more swim stops, more coastal cruising, or a short visit on land in Capri. The island loop is clear, but the rhythm is yours. Close to the coastline: Unlike larger boats, a fast boat can slip into smaller coves and get closer to caves and rock formations, giving you a more intimate, “up‑close” view of Capri’s cliffs and sea caves. Private from start to finish: The boat is only for you and your group, so you decide the music, the atmosphere and how relaxed or active you want the day to be. No loud microphones, no fixed commentary – just your captain, the boat and Capri. Ideal For Couples who want a fun, relaxed Capri day with lots of time on the water and the freedom to decide last‑minute whether to step on the island or not. Families who want a safe, private boat with easy access to the sea and the flexibility to adapt stops to children’s energy and mood. Groups of friends looking for a full “sea day” with swimming, music and iconic views, splitting the cost of a private boat. Cruise guests or short‑stay visitors who want a complete Capri boat experience in one day, without worrying about ferry schedules or large groups.

Step on board a fast, comfortable boat in Naples and spend a full day discovering Ischia the way it’s best experienced: from the sea. This Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Ischia Island gives you a complete day on the water with a scenic crossing, a full coastal loop and plenty of time to swim in clear bays, relax on deck and enjoy the island’s famous thermal coastline from the comfort of your own boat. You travel on a private, elegant boat with powerful engines, wide cushions, shade and easy access to the water. Together with your skipper, you can decide if you’d like to stop on land in Ischia or prefer to stay at sea and enjoy every corner of the coastline. This private Ischia sea day is designed for guests who want to spend most of their time on the water, with the freedom to add a land stop only if they really want it. You leave from Naples on a fast boat, cross the bay in comfort and spend the rest of the day circling Ischia, stopping to swim whenever the water looks irresistible. The atmosphere on board is relaxed and informal: sunbathing at the bow, shade when you need it, music if you like, and a skipper always ready to suggest the best coves and bays for a swim. If at some point you decide you’d like to get off in a village – for example near the Aragonese Castle area or in Sant’Angelo – your captain can arrange it, but nothing is forced. It’s your sea day, your way. What to Expect Departure from Naples Your day starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and board your fast boat. The boat is private, reserved just for you and your group, with padded seating, sun‑deck cushions, a shaded area and a swim ladder for easy access to the water. After a short safety briefing, you leave the harbor and head out across the Bay of Naples. As the skyline of Naples and Vesuvius slides behind you, you can get comfortable on deck with a drink and enjoy the first part of your sea day. The crossing itself already feels like a break from the city, with open water ahead and the islands starting to appear in the distance. First Views of Ischia from the Water After around an hour of navigation, Ischia comes into view: a green, volcanic island with terraced slopes, small towns by the sea and cliffs dropping into blue water. Travelling on a private boat means you don’t have to head straight into a port if you don’t want to. Instead, your skipper begins to show you the coastline: small bays, coves carved into the rock and the changing colors of the sea as you move from one side of the island to the other. Based on the conditions, you’ll agree together on the preferred coastal loop and whether to include thermal areas like Sorgeto or the chic village of Sant’Angelo as priorities. 👉🏼 Want a softer start at a calm sandy bay, or a more “wild” route with thermal springs and cliffs? Tell your skipper at the beginning – the day is flexible. Coastal Loop: Bays, Thermal Springs and Villages Once Ischia is under your bow, the island starts to reveal its different faces: sheltered sandy coves, rocky inlets with hot springs and villages that feel both authentic and relaxed. This is where a private sea day boat tour really makes the difference: you’re close to the coastline, you can stop when you want, and you’re never watching the clock. Below is an example of how your day can unfold; the actual order can change depending on sea, wind and your preferences. San Montano Bay – Gentle Start in a Sheltered Cove (Optional) One of the most relaxing ways to begin your loop is at San Montano Bay, a crescent‑shaped inlet near Lacco Ameno. Framed by green headlands, soft sand and calm water, it’s often described as one of the island’s most “tropical”‑looking corners. From the boat you see shallow, clear water and lush vegetation. It’s an ideal spot for a first swim: Dive in from the boat into calm, protected water Snorkel along the rocks around the edges of the bay Simply float and look back at the greenery and soft line of the shore If you prefer a more dynamic or wild start, you can skip San Montano and head toward the thermal south side instead. Southern Coast: Sant’Angelo and Thermal Bays Sailing along the southern coastline, you begin to see a different side of Ischia – more dramatic and wild, with cliffs, coves and volcanic features. Sant’Angelo – Chic, Car‑Free Village by the Sea One of the most charming stops is Sant’Angelo, a chic, mostly car‑free village built around a small harbor. White houses, small squares and narrow lanes give it a refined yet authentic feel. From the sea, you can admire the village from the boat, or, if you wish, go ashore for: A short walk through the lanes and small piazza A coffee or aperitivo with a view Quick photos of the village from different angles It’s an ideal stop if you want a taste of local life without spending too long on land. Sorgeto Bay – Natural Hot Springs in the Sea (Optional) If you’re interested in Ischia’s thermal soul, you can include Sorgeto Bay, an inlet where natural hot springs flow directly into the sea, forming rock pools of warm, mineral‑rich water. From the boat, we anchor just off the bay so you can swim in and feel the temperature change as you move closer to the shore. The mix of cooler seawater and very warm spring water creates natural “baths” between the rocks – a unique volcanic spa experience right in the sea. Because Sorgeto is further along the south‑west coast, including it means dedicating more time to this side of the island and slightly less to other stops. It’s perfect for guests who prefer fewer places but deeper experiences in each one. San Pancrazio & Other Swim Coves Continuing around the island, you’ll pass bays and coves known for their particularly clear water and wild feel, like the area around San Pancrazio, where turquoise water meets steep, rocky slopes. With a private fast boat, your skipper can: Drop anchor in small inlets only accessible from the sea Choose swim spots that are more sheltered from wind and waves Let you snorkel along rocky coastlines with good visibility This is pure sea‑time: swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, and enjoying Ischia’s coastline from angles that land visitors never see. Grotta del Mago Grotta del Mago is one of those places that really shows how special Ischia’s coastline is. Hidden in a rocky stretch of shore and accessible only from the sea, this small sea cave has an almost mysterious atmosphere, with light filtering in and reflecting off the walls in different shades of blue and green. As your captain slows the boat and takes you closer, you can look inside, take photos and, if conditions allow, enjoy a short swim nearby, feeling how quiet and untouched this corner of the island still is compared to the more famous beaches. Aragonese Castle – Ischia’s Iconic Fortress On the eastern side of the island you reach one of Ischia’s most famous sights: the Aragonese Castle. Perched on its own rocky islet and connected to the main island by a stone causeway, it dominates the sea and skyline. Arriving by boat, you get the most dramatic view of the castle, with sheer rock dropping into the water and stone walls rising above. Here you can choose to: Stay on board and enjoy a slow pass with plenty of photos, or Go ashore near Ischia Ponte for a short walk, a look at the historic streets, or a quick lunch with a castle view A full visit inside the castle is possible if you dedicate more time on land; otherwise, a brief stop nearby is enough to feel the atmosphere and take in the view. Optional Stop on Land in Ischia (On Request) Just like with Capri, this tour is designed primarily as a sea day, but you can absolutely add a land stop if you wish. Depending on the route and your preferences, your skipper can drop you in: The area near Ischia Ponte / Aragonese Castle, for a quick walk, photos and maybe a coffee or lunch Sant’Angelo, if you prefer a smaller, chic village atmosphere Because time at sea is limited, we usually suggest keeping land stops short and focused, so you don’t have to rush your swim spots and coastal cruising. Whether you choose to go ashore or stay on the boat the whole time is completely up to you. Cruise Back to Naples Toward the end of the afternoon, the boat points back toward Naples. The return crossing is your time to stretch out on deck, look back at Ischia fading into the distance and enjoy the last part of your day on the water. You arrive in Naples with the feeling of having spent a real sea day: not just “getting to Ischia”, but experiencing the island from the water, at your own rhythm, with as much or as little time on land as you wanted. Why Choose the Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Ischia Island from Naples? More sea time, less logistics: This tour is built around the boat, you spend most of your day on the water, swimming and cruising around Ischia, without juggling ferry times, crowds or fixed group schedules. Fast, comfortable boat: You travel on a private fast boat – quick enough to cross the bay efficiently, but spacious and stable enough to relax, sunbathe and move around comfortably, with shade, cushions and an easy swim ladder. Flexible, not scripted: You decide with your skipper how to balance the day: more swim stops, more coastal cruising, a thermal stop at Sorgeto, or a short visit on land in Ischia. The island loop is clear, but the rhythm is yours. Thermal & wild coastline up close: Unlike larger boats, a fast open boat can slip into smaller coves and get closer to thermal inlets and rocky bays, giving you a more intimate, “up‑close” view of Ischia’s unique coastline. Private from start to finish: The boat is only for you and your group, so you decide the music, the atmosphere and how relaxed or active you want the day to be. No loud microphones, no fixed commentary – just your captain, the boat and Ischia. Ideal For Couples who want a relaxed, sea‑focused Ischia day with swims, thermal spots and the option to add a short village or castle stop only if they feel like it. Families who want a safe, private boat with easy access to the water and the flexibility to adapt stops to children’s energy and comfort. Groups of friends looking for a full “sea day” with swimming, music and beautiful views, splitting the cost of a private boat around Ischia. Cruise guests or short‑stay visitors who want a complete Ischia boat experience in one day, without worrying about multiple transfers or large group tours.

Step on board a fast, comfortable boat in Naples and spend a full day discovering Procida exactly the way it should be experienced: from the sea. This Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Procida Island gives you a complete day on the water with a scenic crossing, coastal cruising along colorful fishing villages and black‑sand beaches, and plenty of time to swim and relax in quiet bays. You travel on a private, elegant boat with powerful engines, wide cushions, shade and easy access to the water. Together with your skipper, you can decide if you’d like to stop on land in Procida – for example in Marina di Corricella – or prefer to stay at sea and enjoy every corner of the coastline. This private Procida sea day is designed for guests who want to spend most of their time on the water, with the freedom to add a land stop only if they really want it. You leave from Naples on a fast boat, cross the bay in comfort and spend the rest of the day circling Procida and nearby Vivara, stopping to swim whenever the water looks irresistible. The atmosphere on board is relaxed and informal: sunbathing at the bow, shade when you need it, music if you like, and a skipper always ready to suggest the best coves and beaches for a swim. If at some point you decide you’d like to get off in Marina di Corricella for a stroll, a gelato or to see the “Postman” locations, your captain can arrange it – but nothing is forced. It’s your sea day, your way. What to Expect Departure from Naples Your day starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and board your fast boat. The boat is private, reserved just for you and your group, with padded seating, sun‑deck cushions, a shaded area and a swim ladder for easy access to the water. After a short safety briefing, you leave the harbor and head out across the Bay of Naples. As the skyline of Naples and Vesuvius slides behind you, you can get comfortable on deck with a drink and enjoy the first part of your sea day. The crossing already feels like a change of rhythm: open water ahead and the islands beginning to appear in the distance. First Views of Procida from the Water After around an hour of navigation, Procida appears ahead – small, colorful and charming. You start to see pastel houses, small harbors and dark volcanic beaches framed by tuff cliffs. Travelling on a private boat means you don’t have to go straight into the main port if you don’t want to. Instead, your skipper begins to show you the coastline: little bays, arches in the rock and the changing palette of colors as you move around the island. Based on the conditions, you’ll agree together on the direction of the coastal loop and which spots to prioritize: Marina di Corricella, Chiaiolella, Spiaggia del Postino, or the Chiaiozza “natural pool”. 👉🏼 Want to prioritize Marina di Corricella, wild swim spots, or a mix of both? Tell your skipper at the beginning – the day is flexible. Coastal Loop: Villages, Beaches and Secret Bays Once you start hugging the coastline, Procida reveals why so many people fall in love with it: pastel harbors, black‑sand beaches, views to the Sorrento Peninsula and tiny coves only reachable by sea. A private sea day boat tour lets you stay close to the cliffs, stop where the water looks inviting and never rush your swim stops. Below is an example of how your day can unfold; the exact order can change depending on sea, wind and your preferences. Marina di Corricella – Pastel Fishing Village from the Sea One of the most iconic views of Procida is Marina di Corricella, the island’s oldest fishing village. From the water it looks like a pastel amphitheater: houses in pink, yellow, white and blue stacked one above the other, with nets and small fishing boats along the quay. Seen from your boat, Corricella feels like a living postcard. Because the village is pedestrian‑only and can only be reached by sea or stairways from above, arriving by boat keeps its quiet, timeless atmosphere intact. Your skipper will slow down so you can: Admire the “nativity scene” of houses and terraces Take photos from different angles of the harbor Decide whether you’d like to come back here later for a land stop Chiaia Beach – Central but Secluded Not far from Corricella lies Chiaia Beach, one of Procida’s most beautiful and central beaches, but also one of its most “hidden”. From land it’s reached by stairways; from the sea it appears as a long strip of black sand at the bottom of a bay, with views back to Corricella and Terra Murata on the hill. This is an excellent spot for a first swim of the day, especially if you like calmer water and a wider beach backdrop. You can: Swim in shallow, family‑friendly water Enjoy views back towards the Sorrento Peninsula and Corricella Relax on board while others swim to shore and back Spiaggia del Postino – Cinema & Black Sand Continuing along the coast, you reach the beach made famous by the film Il Postino: Pozzo Vecchio, now widely known as the Spiaggia del Postino. This black‑sand cove on the western side of the island is where some of the most memorable scenes of the movie were filmed – the setting for the first meeting between Mario and Beatrice.​ From the sea you can appreciate the dark sand, the cliffs around it and the special light that made it such a perfect movie location. Depending on conditions and time, this can be another great swim stop or a place to simply slow down and take in the atmosphere. Chiaiolella & Vivara – Long Beach and Island Bridge On the south‑western side, you arrive at the Chiaiolella area, one of Procida’s most renowned stretches of coastline. Here you find a long volcanic beach with shallow water, views toward Ischia and a lively atmosphere of small bars and restaurants behind the shore. Just off this area sits Vivara, a small, crescent‑shaped island connected to Procida by a pedestrian bridge and part of a protected nature reserve. From your boat you can admire its wild, green slopes and the arc of the bridge – a beautiful backdrop for photos and a reminder of how close nature still is here. This stretch is ideal if you want a mix of: A longer beach backdrop (Chiaiolella) A sense of wild nature (Vivara) Good, clear water for extended swims Chiaiozza Bay – Natural Pool in the Rock Near Marina di Chiaiolella there is a small hidden gem: Chiaiozza Bay, accessible only by sea or private descent. This little cove is framed by tuff cliffs, with beautiful clear water and a natural “pool” carved into the rock where you can bathe protected from waves.​ With a private boat, your skipper can anchor just outside and let you: Swim into the bay and feel how the water changes as you move into the natural rock pool Snorkel along the tuff cliffs and explore the underwater shapes Enjoy one of the most intimate, off‑the‑radar spots of the day It’s the kind of place most large boat tours never see – and exactly the sort of detail that makes a private Procida sea day feel special. Optional Stop on Land in Procida (On Request) Although this is designed as a sea day, you can absolutely add a land stop if you wish. The most natural choice is Marina di Corricella, thanks to its unique atmosphere and cinematic history. If you’d like to set foot on the island, your skipper can bring you ashore in Corricella so you can: Walk through the narrow alleys and stairways of the fishing village Stop for a gelato, aperitivo or lunch at a waterfront bar or trattoria Look for locations from Il Postino and enjoy the quiet, car‑free vibe Because time at sea is limited, we usually recommend keeping the land stop short and focused, so you don’t have to rush your swim spots and coastal cruising. Whether you choose to go ashore or stay on the boat the whole time is completely up to you. Cruise Back to Naples Towards the end of the afternoon, the boat points back toward Naples. The return crossing is a chance to stretch out on deck, look back at Procida’s colorful houses fading into the distance and enjoy the last part of your day on the water. You arrive in Naples with the feeling of having spent a true island sea day: not just “going to Procida”, but living it from the water, with swims, views and maybe one short village stop, all at your own rhythm. Why Choose the Private Sea Day Boat Tour of Procida Island from Naples? More sea time, less hassle: This tour is built around the boat, you spend most of your time swimming and cruising around Procida, without worrying about ferry times, crowded group tours or rigid schedules. Fast, comfortable boat: You travel on a private fast boat – quick enough to cross the bay efficiently, but spacious and stable enough to relax, sunbathe and move around comfortably, with shade, cushions and an easy swim ladder. Flexible, not scripted: You decide with your skipper how to balance the day: more swim stops, more time near Marina di Corricella, or a short land visit. The coastal loop is clear, but the rhythm is yours. Hidden beaches and small bays: Unlike larger boats, a fast open boat can slip into smaller coves like Chiaiozza, approach volcanic cliffs and stop in front of quiet beaches such as Chiaia or the Spiaggia del Postino, giving you a more intimate, “up‑close” view of the island. Private from start to finish: The boat is only for you and your group, so you choose the music, the atmosphere and how relaxed or active you want the day to be. No loud microphones, no fixed commentary – just your captain, the boat and Procida. Ideal For Couples who want a romantic, laid‑back Procida day with pastel villages, quiet bays and the option to step ashore in Marina di Corricella only if they feel like it. Families who want a safe, private boat with easy access to the water, shallow beaches like Chiaia and Chiaiolella, and the flexibility to adapt stops to children’s energy and mood. Groups of friends looking for a full “sea day” with swimming, music and unique spots like the natural rock pool at Chiaiozza, while splitting the cost of a private boat. Cruise guests or short‑stay visitors who want a complete Procida boat experience in one day, without needing to plan multiple ferries or join large group excursions.

Step on board a fast, comfortable boat in Naples and spend 2.5 hours discovering the Bay of Naples during the magic of sunset. This Private Boat Sunset Tour in the Bay of Naples takes you along the iconic coastline from Castel dell'Ovo to Posillipo, with a swim stop and an aperitivo with drinks of your choice while you watch the sky turn golden over Vesuvius and the city skyline. You travel on a private, elegant boat with powerful engines, wide cushions, shade and easy access to the water. It's the perfect romantic evening escape: stunning sunset views, light snacks, your favorite drinks (prosecco, wine, limoncello, beer, soft drinks – just tell us your preferences after booking) and your skipper sharing stories about the villas, legends and history of the coast. This private sunset tour is designed for guests who want a taste of Naples from the sea at golden hour without a full day commitment. You leave from the marina as the light softens, cruise the gulf with the city glowing behind you, enjoy a swim in Baia del Cenito and relax with aperitivo as the sun dips toward Vesuvius – all in 2.5 magical hours. The atmosphere on board is relaxed and romantic: sunset at the bow, shade when you need it, music if you like, light snacks and drinks served just how you want them, and a skipper who knows every corner of the coast and loves to share its secrets at dusk. It's your golden hour sea adventure, your way. What to Expect Departure from Naples Your sunset tour starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and board your fast boat as the late afternoon light begins to warm the bay. The boat is private, reserved just for you and your group, with padded seating, sun‑deck cushions, a shaded area and a swim ladder for easy access to the water. After a short safety briefing, you leave the harbor and head out across the Bay of Naples. As the city skyline takes on golden tones and Vesuvius glows in the distance, you can get comfortable on deck with your first drink and start enjoying the sunset magic. First Views: Castel dell'Ovo and Santa Lucia at Dusk After leaving the harbor, you first cruise past Castel dell'Ovo, Naples' oldest fortress, now bathed in warm sunset light on its rocky islet in Santa Lucia. Your skipper will tell you the legend of Virgil's egg that protects the city and point out the Borgo Marinari below, its fishing boats reflecting the golden hour. From here, the boat glides along the Lungomare Caracciolo, giving you panoramic views of the city lights beginning to flicker on, Castel Sant'Elmo silhouetted on the hill, and Vesuvius turning pink against the sky. This is Naples at its most romantic – seen from the sea as the day melts into evening. Coastal Cruise: Marechiaro and Posillipo at Golden Hour The heart of the sunset tour is the Posillipo Coast, where the luxurious villas and dramatic cliffs take on incredible warm tones as the sun lowers. As you sail, your skipper shares stories about ancient Roman ruins underwater, famous residents and the legends of the palaces you'll pass – now glowing beautifully in the fading light. Marechiaro – The Poetic Fishing Village at Sunset One of the highlights is Marechiaro, the picturesque fishing village famous for its "Fenestella" window in the rock that inspired countless songs. At sunset, the tiny harbor, colorful houses and waterfront trattorias glow in golden light – perfect for photos that capture Naples' romantic soul. Your skipper might share how Marechiaro has been a muse for poets and artists, and point out the small boats bobbing gently as the evening begins. Posillipo Villas and Skyline Views at Dusk Continuing along Posillipo, you'll cruise past Naples' most stunning seaside villas: Palazzo Donn'Anna, Villa Lauro, Villa Volpicelli and Villa Rosebery (the president's summer residence), now illuminated by the setting sun. These grand palaces look especially magical at golden hour. Your skipper will tell you anecdotes about their history, glamorous owners and legends – like the submerged Roman ruins nearby. The views back to the city skyline twinkling to life, with Vesuvius as a glowing backdrop, are simply unforgettable. Baia del Cenito – Optional Swim Stop When conditions allow (mainly April–October), the tour includes a refreshing swim stop in the Baia del Cenito, a sheltered turquoise bay off Posillipo with clear water reflecting the sunset colors. Here your boat drops anchor so you can: Dive in for a quick, golden‑hour swim Snorkel as the light dances on the seabed Relax on deck while others swim, aperitivo in hand In cooler months or if you prefer to skip swimming, this becomes a scenic pause to watch the sunset colors intensify over the cliffs and villas. The bay stays calm even as evening breezes pick up. 👉🏼 The swim is always optional – many guests prefer to stay on board with drinks, enjoying the sunset views and stories. Aperitivo Time – Sunset Magic As the sun begins its final descent, your skipper serves your personalized aperitivo: light snacks (fresh fruit, cheeses, olives, focaccia or whatever you prefer) paired with drinks of your choice – prosecco, wine, limoncello, beer, cocktails, soft drinks, or anything else (just let us know when you book). This is the heart of the sunset experience: reclining on deck, Vesuvius glowing orange, the Posillipo villas silhouetted against the sky, city lights sparkling behind you, and the perfect drink in hand. Your skipper continues sharing stories as the light fades, making it feel intimate and unforgettable. Cruise Back to Naples Towards the end of the 2.5 hours, the boat turns back toward the marina. The return leg is pure magic: Posillipo villas now twinkling with lights, Marechiaro's harbor glowing, the full city skyline illuminated, and Vesuvius dark against the first stars. You step off the boat with the feeling of having captured Naples' most beautiful moment – sunset from the sea – in a quick, romantic escape that lingers long after you've left the water. Why Choose the Private Boat Sunset Tour in the Bay of Naples? Golden hour perfection: 2.5 hours at sunset captures Naples' coastline at its most magical – warm light on villas, Vesuvius glowing, city lights coming alive – without taking up your evening. Personalized aperitivo: Light snacks and drinks exactly how you like them (prosecco, wine, limoncello, beer, soft drinks – tell us your preferences after booking) served during peak sunset viewing. Stories from the skipper: Your captain shares sunset‑enhanced tales about Castel dell'Ovo legends, Posillipo's glamorous history and Marechiaro's poetry, making the tour feel intimate and alive. Fast, romantic boat: Private fast boat with powerful engines to reach the best viewpoints efficiently, but cozy enough for sunset lounging, photos and aperitivo, with shade and optional swim access. Private from start to finish: The boat is only for you and your group – choose the music, customize drinks, swim or not as you like. No crowds, no fixed script – just your perfect sunset cruise. Ideal For Couples seeking a romantic sunset escape with aperitivo, glowing villas and Vesuvius as the backdrop. Friends wanting a glamorous 2.5‑hour evening with drinks, stories and stunning photo opportunities. Small groups or families looking for a short, magical boat ride with personalized drinks and the option for a quick swim. Hotel guests needing a complete "Naples sunset from the sea" experience that fits easily into any schedule.

Step on board a fast, comfortable boat in Naples and spend 2 hours discovering the Bay of Naples exactly the way it’s meant to be seen: from the sea. This Private Boat City Skyline Tour takes you along the iconic coastline from Castel dell’Ovo to Posillipo, with a swim stop in a sheltered bay and your skipper sharing stories about the villas, legends and history of the area. You travel on a private, elegant boat with powerful engines, wide cushions, shade and easy access to the water. It’s the perfect short escape: a mix of stunning skyline views, a quick swim and local anecdotes that bring the coast to life. This private city skyline tour is designed for guests who want a taste of Naples from the sea without a full day commitment. You leave from the marina, cruise the gulf with Vesuvius in the background, stop to swim in the Baia del Cenito and hear your skipper’s stories about Castel dell’Ovo, Marechiaro and the luxurious Posillipo villas – all in just 2 hours. The atmosphere on board is relaxed and informal: sunbathing at the bow, shade when you need it, music if you like, and a skipper who knows every corner of the coast and loves to share its secrets. It’s your short sea adventure, your way. What to Expect Departure from Naples Your tour starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and board your fast boat. The boat is private, reserved just for you and your group, with padded seating, sun‑deck cushions, a shaded area and a swim ladder for easy access to the water. After a short safety briefing, you leave the harbor and head out across the Bay of Naples. As the city skyline opens up behind you and Vesuvius appears on the horizon, you can get comfortable on deck with a drink and start enjoying your city skyline tour. First Views: Castel dell’Ovo and Santa Lucia After leaving the harbor, you first cruise past Castel dell’Ovo, Naples’ oldest standing fortress perched on a rocky islet in the Santa Lucia area. Your skipper will tell you how it got its name (legend says it contains an egg from Virgil that protects the city) and point out the Borgo Marinari below, with its fishing boats and historic charm. From here, the boat glides along the Lungomare Caracciolo, giving you panoramic views of the city, Castel Sant’Elmo on the hill and Vesuvius in the distance. This is Naples at its most photogenic – seen from the sea, not from the crowded promenade. Coastal Cruise: Marechiaro and Posillipo The heart of the tour is the Posillipo Coast, one of Naples’ most exclusive stretches of shoreline, lined with luxurious villas and dramatic views. As you sail, your skipper shares stories about the area: from ancient Roman ruins underwater to famous residents of the grand palaces you’ll pass. Marechiaro – The Poetic Fishing Village One of the highlights is Marechiaro, a picturesque fishing village famous for its “Fenestella” (a small window in the rock that inspired songs and poems). From the boat you’ll see the tiny harbor, colorful houses and trattorias perched right on the water’s edge – the perfect spot for a quick photo or to imagine Naples’ romantic past. Your skipper might share how Marechiaro has been a refuge for writers, artists and Neapolitans escaping the heat, and point out the small boats still used by local fishermen. Posillipo Villas and Skyline Views Continuing along Posillipo, you’ll cruise past some of Naples’ most stunning seaside villas: Palazzo Donn’Anna, Villa Lauro, Villa Volpicelli and Villa Rosebery (the Italian president’s summer residence). These grand 18th‑ and 19th‑century palaces, built for nobility and today owned by wealthy families, offer a glimpse into Naples’ glamorous past. Your skipper will tell you anecdotes about their history, famous owners and even a few legends – like the submerged Roman ruins nearby that divers still explore. The views back to the city skyline, with Vesuvius as the backdrop, are some of the best you’ll get anywhere. Baia del Cenito – Swim Stop The tour includes a refreshing swim stop in the Baia del Cenito, a sheltered bay off the Posillipo coast with clear, turquoise water. Here your boat drops anchor so you can: Dive in for a quick, invigorating swim Snorkel to see the seabed and small fish Relax on deck while others swim, surrounded by cliffs and villas It’s the perfect moment to cool off and enjoy the sea before the final stretch of the cruise. The bay is naturally protected, making it calm even on slightly windy days. 👉🏼 The swim stop is optional – if you prefer to keep cruising and listening to stories, just let your skipper know. Cruise Back to Naples Towards the end of the 2 hours, the boat turns back toward the marina. The return leg lets you take one last look at the Posillipo villas, Marechiaro and the city skyline lighting up as the sun moves across the bay. You step off the boat with the feeling of having seen Naples from its most beautiful angle – the sea – in a quick, effortless escape that feels much longer than 2 hours. Why Choose the Private Boat City Skyline Tour in the Bay of Naples? Short but perfect: Just 2 hours is enough to see Naples’ best coastline without taking up your whole day – ideal for cruise passengers, short stays or anyone wanting a quick sea break. Stories from the skipper: Your captain shares local anecdotes about Castel dell’Ovo legends, Posillipo’s famous villas, Marechiaro’s poetry and the history of the gulf, making the tour feel personal and alive. Fast, comfortable boat: Private fast boat with powerful engines to cover the coastline efficiently, but stable and cozy enough to relax, take photos and enjoy the views, with shade and a swim ladder. Up‑close to the villas and cliffs: Unlike larger boats, your private boat can get closer to the Posillipo palaces, Marechiaro’s Fenestella and the Baia del Cenito swim spot for better views and photos. Private from start to finish: The boat is only for you and your group – decide the music, chat with the skipper, swim or not as you like. No crowds, no fixed script – just your perfect skyline cruise. Ideal For Couples who want a romantic, quick escape with skyline views, a swim and stories about Naples’ glamorous coastline. Families looking for a safe, short boat ride with easy water access and the option to swim in a calm bay. Groups of friends eager for a 2‑hour sea adventure with photos, swims and local tales, splitting the cost of a private boat. Cruise passengers or day visitors needing a complete “Naples from the sea” experience in under 2 hours, without missing their ship or plans.

Step on board a fast, comfortable boat in Naples and spend an unforgettable evening discovering Procida Island during sunset hours. Procida Dinner & Village Experience by Private Boat takes you from Naples to the iconic Marina di Corricella for a romantic dinner, a stroll through pastel alleys and a taste of Procida's famous Lingua of Procida, all wrapped in one magical lifetime experience. You travel on a private, elegant boat with powerful engines, wide cushions, shade and easy access to the water. It's the perfect romantic escape for couples or a unique evening for friends and family: 50 minutes of stunning sunset navigation across the bay, generous time for dinner in Corricella (we recommend restaurants or let you choose), and a leisurely walk to savor the island's timeless charm before sailing back under the stars. This private Procida dinner tour is designed for guests who want a taste of island life at its most authentic – far from tourist crowds. You depart at sunset, arrive in Marina di Corricella as the lights come on, enjoy a relaxed dinner with fresh seafood and local wine, then wander the car-free alleys or walk 5 minutes to Marina Grande for Procida's legendary Lingua (sweet tongue pastry). It's intimate, effortless and unforgettable. The atmosphere on board is relaxed and romantic: sunset views at the bow during the crossing, stories from your skipper about Procida's cinematic history and fishing traditions, and a smooth return under the stars. We can recommend the best waterfront restaurants or let you choose your favorite – it's your perfect island evening, your way. What to Expect Departure from Naples at Sunset Your evening starts at the marina in Naples, where you meet your skipper and board your fast boat as the sun begins its descent over Vesuvius. The boat is private, reserved just for you and your group, with padded seating, sun‑deck cushions, a shaded area and comfortable spaces for the return. After a short safety briefing, you leave the harbor and head across the Bay of Naples toward Procida. The 50-minute crossing is pure magic: Naples' skyline glowing golden, Vesuvius turning pink, then Procida's colorful coastline appearing ahead. You can get comfortable on deck with drinks (soft drinks, wine, prosecco – whatever you prefer) and enjoy your skipper's stories about the island's fishing heritage and Il Postino film locations. Arrival in Marina di Corricella – The Heart of Procida After a smooth 50-minute sail, you arrive at Marina di Corricella, Procida's oldest and most picturesque fishing village. Seen from the sea at dusk, it's breathtaking: pastel houses (pink, yellow, ochre) stacked like a nativity scene above the tiny harbor, fishing boats bobbing gently, lanterns beginning to glow. Your skipper docks at the quay and you'll have 2–3 hours (depending on your dinner timing) to: Dinner in Corricella: Fresh seafood, pasta with local clams, Procida lemon dishes – we recommend waterfront spots like "Ristorante Da Maria Alla Corricella" or "La Lampara" (classic fishing tavernas), or let you choose your favorite. Many have tables right on the water with village views. Stroll the alleys: Wander car-free stairways, tiny squares and hidden viewpoints – the perfect post-dinner passeggiata. Lingua of Procida at Marina Grande: Just a 5-minute walk away, try Procida's famous sweet tongue pastry – fried dough filled with custard or lemon cream, dusted with sugar. It's the island's signature dessert and a must for any visit. This is Procida at its most authentic: quiet, romantic, and worlds away from Naples in under an hour. 👉🏼 We send restaurant recommendations after booking (with menus, prices and vibe), or you choose freely – your skipper stays nearby and coordinates pickup time. Evening Walk & Lingua of Procida With 2–3 hours on land, dinner naturally flows into an evening stroll. Marina di Corricella's pedestrian alleys invite you to: Climb stairways for views over the glowing harbor Peek into family-run trattorias still serving late diners Discover corners that starred in Il Postino and other films The 5-minute walk to Marina Grande (Procida's main port) lets you cap the evening with Lingua of Procida – warm, crispy pastry pockets filled with sweet lemon cream or custard, a Procida specialty since the 1800s. Locals eat them fresh from the fryer, often with a shot of limoncello. It's the kind of spontaneous, delicious moment that makes island life magical. Return Sail to Naples Under the Stars When you're ready (usually 11–11:30 PM), your skipper is waiting at the dock. You reboard and begin the smooth 50-minute sail back to Naples under a starry sky, Procida's lights fading behind you. The return is relaxed: night air on deck, city lights welcoming you home, and the quiet satisfaction of an evening perfectly spent. Your skipper might share one last story about Procida's fishermen or the bay's ancient Greek roots as Naples appears ahead. You step off with memories of a romantic, authentic island night – dinner, dessert, village charm and sea – all in one effortless private experience. Why Choose the Procida Dinner & Village Experience by Private Boat? Sunset crossing + island night: 50-minute sunset sail to Procida, 2–3 hours for dinner and exploring, smooth return under stars – the perfect balance of sea time and island immersion. Authentic Corricella experience: Marina di Corricella feels like stepping into a painting or film set: car-free alleys, waterfront dining, lingua teh dolce – Procida at its most romantic and genuine. Personalized restaurant guidance: We recommend the best seafood tavernas (with menus, prices, vibes) or let you choose freely. Your skipper coordinates pickup so everything flows smoothly. Fast, comfortable boat: Private boat covers the distance efficiently both ways, with cozy deck space for sunset drinks outbound and stargazing on return. Private from start to finish: The boat and evening are yours alone – set your dinner pace, choose your walk, linger over dessert. No groups, no schedules – just your perfect Procida night. Ideal For Couples seeking the ultimate romantic island escape: sunset sail, seafood dinner, village stroll and sweet Procida dessert under lantern light. Friends or small groups wanting an authentic evening adventure with great food, walks and the charm of car-free Corricella. Food lovers eager to taste Procida's fresh seafood and legendary Lingua in their natural village setting. Lifetime experience seekers who want more than a day trip – a true taste of island life, private and unforgettable.