Half-Day Private Boat Tour of the Amalfi Coast

The Furore fjord is one of the most photographed corners of the entire Amalfi Coast. As they would say nowadays: one of the most instagrammable spots. This is the only stretch of the state road, which leads from Amalfi to Positano, to detach itself from the rocky ridge, creating a small suspension bridge over the wonder. The place that blends the cold atmospheres of Northern Europe with the warm embrace of one of the most epic Italian love stories. Stopping to see the Furore fjord is an obligatory stop during a trip to the Amalfi Coast.

The Emerald Grotto is open every day from 9am to 3pm, on Mondays from 9am to 2.30pm. The cave is open only with favorable weather and sea conditions. The ticket costs 7 euros and can be paid directly at the entrance. The waiting time varies from 25 to 50 minutes

We would pass in front of this small town on the Amalfi coast to appreciate the beauty by sea

The village of Conca dei Marini looks like an embrace of rocks, a natural inlet stretching out towards the sea next to the Fjord of Furore, an enchanted village with a few hundred inhabitants who live in houses on the beach or in white ones clinging to the mountains. Once upon a time Conca dei Marini was just a fishing village, today it also lives on tourism without losing its intimate charm. After nearby Atrani, Conca de Marini is the second smallest municipality in Campania.

Amalfi is located in Campania and precisely in the province of Salerno. The pearl of the Amalfi Coast, from which the Coast itself takes its name, presents itself to tourists as a fantastic place even if its beaches, except those in front of the city, are difficult to use because they can be reached either by sea or through long stairways but In any case, it is a unique experience in close contact with nature. Its climate is Mediterranean, the patron saint is St. Andrew the Apostle. If you wish, the captain will stop to let us off and get to know the small town of Amalfi