• Vietri sul Mare - The typical colors of ceramics from Vietri—white, green, and light blue—mirror the spirit of this village, once a small port, in the waters. The two rocks in the sea, known as “I due fratelli,” symbolize the village and, according to legend, represent two brothers reunited after death by sea deities. Vietri is notable for its white plaster rococo buildings, narrow sheltered lanes, laundry hanging outside, balconies, fountains, and ceramic shop signs.
• Torre Crestarella - Spiaggia, Matrimoni, Eventi, Ristorante e Cocktailbar - The scenic “Torre Crestarella,” a tower from the 16th century built by Spanish viceroy Don Pedro de Toledo, overlooks the beach that shares its name. Crestarella beach, with its 120 meters of sand mixed with small pebbles, is our first stop.
• Cetara - Approaching Cetara, you’ll feel like you’re looking at a small oasis, with reflections of the houses sparkling on the water and the surrounding rocks. Cetara, once an ancient Saracen fortress, gets its name from the Latin word Cetariae, meaning “tuna-fishing net.”
• Spiaggia dei Limoni - Next, we find “Spiaggia dei Limoni,” a small, 20-meter-long bay accessible only by sea. This preserved beauty spot is nestled in a lemon tree grove and sheltered by a rocky wall from the western breeze.
• Torre La Cerniola - Between the sky and sea stands the tower of Erchie. Here, the silence of the natural beauty is enchanting. The Tower of Erchie, with its four machicolations at the top, is made of local calcareous stone and is well-preserved compared to other coastal towers. Its original shape has been maintained over the centuries, perched on rocks that descend into calm waters.
• Maiori - Passing Maiori, you’ll see its ancient marine style, rich in art and cuisine, described by Salvatore Quasimodo as “an imaginary city, a history not completely lost.” Near Capo d’Orso, enjoy a swim in the blue waters.
• Minori - Next is Minori, the city of flavor, known for producing limoncello, pasta, and traditional pastries. The region’s tapered lemons have excellent organic and medicinal properties and are a key ingredient in Amalfi Coast cuisine.
• Conca dei Marini - When the sky blends into the sea, we reach Conca dei Marini, where in the 1700s, the Santa Rosa monastery first baked a shell-shaped cake made of thin puff pastries filled with custard and black cherries, known as “sfogliatella di Santa Rosa.”
• Capo Conca - Beyond Capo di Conca, we stop at a beautiful bay with clear, shallow waters beneath the cliffs, popular with bathers, scuba divers, and canoeists. The “Fiordo di Furore” is irresistible for a swim, especially around midday when the sun reaches the cliffs. The deep offshore waters and crystal-clear pebbled shore are a delight.
• Praiano - Discover Praiano and the islet of Galli, once called “the mermaid’s island,” where Ulysses is said to have avoided the captivating mermaids Partenope, Leucosia, and Legea. This part of the coast is a living paradise, where locals believed they had already experienced heaven on the Amalfi Coast.
• Positano - Further along, we find Positano, famous for its white houses, arches, and domes. Positano is known for its rock formations resembling goddesses, colorful boutiques, and art galleries, reflecting the influence of religion and local cuisine. Enjoy the best spots for a swim or explore the city.
• Amalfi - Continuing, we reach Atrani and Amalfi. Experience Amalfi by boat or land, walking its narrow streets with steps leading to the top of the city. This charming town features ancient white walls, a marine style, gray steps, delicious lemon cream desserts, red hot peppers sold in the lanes, green majolicas, and the historic Amalfi paper.

• SCUBA equipment included
• Complimentary carbonated beverages
• Equipped with on-board restrooms
• Fuel surcharges applicable

We present the ‘cherished’ Amalfi Coast, a bounty of bloom, stones kissed by the sun, and the expansive open ocean. Unified, we embark on an exploration of the untouched coastline and secluded beaches reachable only by sea, a vintage realm of ancient homes nestled behind aged churches, connected by constricted paths and stairways, with plazas transforming into ‘alfresco’ lounges, a tableau of art and culinary exhibitions. We invite you to voyage with us along the coast and partake in our planned terrestrial excursions.

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