Travelling on the Gulf of Naples

Route: Salerno - Positino - Sorrento - Procida - Ischia - Amalfi - Salerno

Saturday. Salerno. Today we will have to go through the necessary briefing, get to know our captains and the rest of the crew, check in on the yacht and make the purchase of provisions for our sea voyage.

Sunday. Passage Salerno - Positino. Today we are facing our first crossing of the Gulf of Naples. We are heading for Positano! We drop anchor and go to admire the divine beauty of the island

Monday. Crossing Positino - Sorrento. The third day of our journey, which means that another picturesque town of the Amalfi coast awaits us. In search of a solid and unhurried holiday we head to Sorrento, one of the most romantic and prestigious resorts in the world.

Tuesday. Sorrento to Procida crossing. Today is the equator of our sea voyage and we will celebrate this event by visiting another pearl of the Partenopean archipelago. Meet us, Procida! The smallest and least known of the Neapolitan islands.

Wednesday. Procida - Ischia crossing. Ischia is an island of volcanic origin, with three extinct volcanoes sleeping cosily on its territory - the giant Epomeo, its brother Trabotti and the smallest of them all, Monte Vezzi. It is worth visiting the thermal springs, which are deservedly famous all over the world.

Thursday. Passage Ischia - Amalfi. We will stop at the island of Capri, where we will anchor and have a nice swim while enjoying the beauty of the nature around us. The main pride of the islanders is the giant lemons, from which the locals make homemade limoncello and the world's most delicious lemon ice cream.

Friday. Amalfi - Salerno crossing. It's time to return to Salerno - very lively and so real. By the way, Salerno is famous not only for its 9th century aqueduct, Cathedral and Arechi fortress, but also for its pastries!

Saturday. Salerno. Today we have to say goodbye to our cosy yacht and take stock of our week-long journey around the Gulf of Naples.

INCLUDED: One week's accommodation on a sailing yacht in a 2-bed cabin, registration fees, gas, ‘Dinghy’ (inflatable boat with rigid bottom) complete with oars, services of a certified skipper, photo escort.

NOT INCLUDED: Road to the venue, meals, personal medical insurance, fuel and port fees, visa fees.

HOW TO GET THERE: The nearest airport is Naples (NAP), about 60 km from Salerno. You can get there either by taxi or by suburban trains. In the first case the journey will take about an hour, in the second case about two hours.