For almost two centuries, Sorrento has been a firm favorite with the summer crowds. Perched on a plateau above the sea with breathtaking blue views across the Bay of Naples, this historic seaside town has been causing visitors to swoon. The tang of citrus meets saltwater; limoncellos are sipped in the sun, and hidden corners in the Old Town ooze romance. Charter guests can soak up the historic quarter, stroll the cobbled streets, admire the pastel-painted buildings, plunge into the blue bays, duck into cool basilicas, and explore antique shops and charming boutiques. With the stretch of the Amalfi Coast, the ruins of Pompeii, and the ritzy shores of Capri close by, Sorrento should certainly be part of your agenda.
You don’t get better than charming Capri. The graceful gem of the lemon-scented Amalfi Coast, Capri is pure poetry and worthy of a thousand sonnets. Dwarfed by soaring sea cliffs and penned in by the sparkling sea, any other small would disappear against so much drama but not Capri. Brimming with wisteria frothed villas, brightly painted buildings, gardens cloaked in kaleidoscopic colour framed by pergolas, and plump piazzas that are prime people-watching territory, Capri doesn’t fail to utterly enchant. Charter guests will want to visit the famed Grotta Azzurra – this flooded cave was believed to be home to sea nymphs and magic back in Roman days thanks to its iridescent hues of unbelievable blue. The Gardens of Augustus are also worth a stroll and the Villa San Michele is sure to steal your heart. With incredible seafood on offer and divine confection, you won’t go hungry in this happening summer spot.
The scent of lemons, the vision of Pomepi in the distance, and gorgeous Italian seaside towns clinging to the 50km coastline are all why the Amalfi Coast is so special. Amalfi is sure to enchant from Sorrento to Salerno for charter guests truly seeking La Dolce Vita. On this gauzy stretch of coast, you will find incredible seafood dishes, handmade ceramics, sun-soaked piazzas, beautiful beaches, and hidden coves where you can sip crisp white wines with sparkling sea vistas and ornate churches and architecture. Must-see towns along this pearl-like string include Amalfi itself with it’s medieval origins, impressive cathedral, pretty port, paper museum, and its fascinating maze of alleys and passages.
Ischia is an international tourist destination situated peacefully in the Gulf of Naples, with crystal-clear seas, untouched landscapes, cultural sites and many other surprises. Its robust shoreline is distinguished by a series of headlands, streets and beaches where sea water flows a few feet from shoreline with hot water from thermomineral springs. Indeed, the volcanic island hides a high concentration of hot springs and a wide variety of waters in its underground, which make Ischia ‘the capital of the Europe’s thermal spa.More than 300 spa areas allow the rest of the mind and the body to regenerate. In Ischia, also called “The Green Island” it is a springtime eruption of colors and fragrances because of its numerous pine trees and lush Mediterranean vegetation. The wineries, planted on terraced grounds, give a special touch to the island’s overall landscape.
Emperor Tiberio Nerone was so enchanted by the beauty of Nerano that he built a villa here to spend his summers. This charming fishing village has continued to enchant its tourists since taking his name. Situated on the Sorrento Peninsula halfway between Sorrento and Amalfi, it is known for its culture, great local food, and underwater caves. As the village is built into the mountains and is slightly more difficult to get to, it means there is a more tranquil atmosphere and a wild beauty to it.
Positano is a dramatic, cliffside village on the Amalfi Coast, and without doubt one of the most photographed and filmed locations in Italy. This chic retreat is a must stop on your charter.
Marina della Lobra is an excellent destination in Italy for superyacht guests. The picturesque port is nestled within the magnificent coastline of the Golfo di Napoli and offers excellent amenities for both cruising and long-term yacht owners. Service is of a high standard and guests will find a wide selection of shops, restaurants and bars in each of the five marinas located within the complex. Additionally, the marina provides night service, sailors’ shops, technical and personal assistance, fuel station and a boatyard. Those looking for excursions away from the port will find the near untouched waters offer plenty of possibilities for exploration.
Southern Italy’s yacht charter hub, Naples is energetic and lively, but charming and beautiful at the same time. Here you’ll find a proud and colourful culture and a welcoming hospitality. It is the gateway to Capri and the Amalfi Coast which are without doubt one of the most stunning coast lines in the Mediterranean. The rich history of Naples has left it with a wealth of monuments and historical buildings, from classical ruins to medieval castles and a wide range of historically and culturally significant sites including the Roman ruins of Pompeii and the Palace of Caserta. There are plenty of museums & religious sites to visit, not to mention what lies beneath Naples…catacombs, caves and ancient reservoirs. A visit here is of course not complete without a trip to Vesuvius. This city serves a cultural and historical feast for the eyes!
70.16m • Rossinavi • 12 guests • €720,000 pw
60m • Amels • 12 guests • €485,000 pw
55m • Heesen • 12 guests • €400,000 pw
54.6m • Vitters • 8 guests • €168,000 pw
52m • Sanlorenzo • 11 guests • €300,000 pw
49.70m • Fitzroy Yachts • 10 guests • €190,000 pw
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