Small Group Amalfi Coast Boat Day Tour from Amalfi

Darsena pier in Amalfi is the starting location. Here you will board the boat and take off. You will stop to take photos of the town seen from the sea.

You will cruise towards Atrani, the smallest town of the Amalfi Coast, well known for the Marmorata waterfalls.

You will then pass by Conca dei Marini and admire its White Tower and Natural Arch. The boat will stop and you will have the chance to take a swim in the crystal clear waters.

Along the way, you will find the enchanting Grotta dello Smeraldo. Please note that the entrance ticket is not included in the tour price (approximately €10 per person), and the visit to the Emerald Grotto is optional, giving you the freedom to decide whether to explore its stunning interior. The grotto is not managed by our company but by an independent organization, Azienda Autonoma Soggiorno e Turismo di Amalfi. Tickets can be purchased directly on site, and the price may vary at their discretion. Guests who do not wish to visit the grotto can remain comfortably on board during the stop. During high season, waiting times may be longer, typically around 20–30 minutes or more. For this reason, the decision to visit the grotto is made collectively with all guests on board.

You will sail to the majestic Fjord of Furore, famous all over the world for being a UNESCO Heritage site. Its cliffs and the bridge above your head will enchant you.

Along the coast, you will encounter the tiny beach of Marina di Praia, a historic fishing village.

The next stop will be La Gavitella in Praiano. Here, you can enjoy lunch at La Gavitella Restaurant (not included in the tour price) or simply relax on the beach. The Restaurant cost typically ranges between €35 and €50 per person. Payments can be made directly at the restaurant by card (including American Express) or in cash. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options are also available. Please note that the restaurant option is available from May 14th to October 4th, 2026. During periods when the restaurant is not available, the stop in Positano will last approximately 3 hours, giving you plenty of time to enjoy lunch in town at your leisure.

After lunch, you will get on board again to continue the tour towards Positano, where you will have 1 hour of free time. Have a walk in the narrow lanes, do some shopping in the local boutiques, and admire the historical monuments such as the Roman Villa and the Church of Santa Maria Assunta.

After exploring Positano at your own pace, you will board the boat again for the return cruise to the historic Maritime Republic of Amalfi. Along the tour, there will be stops to swim and snorkel in the Mediterranean Sea. Masks and fins are provided on board.