One of the oldest cities in the world, embark from Naples and benefit from the opportunity to explore its renown history and culture. Consider a tour of the opulent architecture in the Royal Palace or a visit to the Galleria Borbonica where you can discover the underground tunnels of the city. Dine on authentic pizza and wander through the historic streets and Roman market before heading back to your yacht to set sail for Procida.
Rich in history and archaeology, Procida is the smallest island in the Gulf of Naples but remains unspoilt by mass tourism. Featuring extremely photogenic beauty, the island has been featured in several notable Hollywood films. Highlights include the Abbazia San Michele Arcangelo, a magnificent church with elaborate interiors, stunning landscapes, narrow cobbled streets, and quaint fishing boats scattered through crystal clear waters.
This small secluded island to the north of Naples offers resplendent views from sunrise to sunset. Ponza boasts wonderful swimming and snorkelling opportunities from private beaches hidden between striking white cliffs. Due to ancient volcanic activity, you can take a dip in ‘piscines naturale’ (natural saltwater pools). Alternatively, you can spend the day discovering the ancient Roman tunnels and caves, led by en expert tour guide.
Lift the anchor and set sail for Ischia, pausing for a short lunch and swim break on the tiny island of Ventotene. With incredible diving opportunities to see colourful marine life, caves and shipwrecks, Ventotene provides a beautiful backdrop. Often attracting visitors due to its reputation for hydrotherapy, Ischia features thermal spas, hot springs and volcanic mud for a day of complete relaxation and rejuvenation.
A part of the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1997, the Amalfi Coast was named after the town with the largest community in the area, Amalfi. A traditional fishing village, wander through winding streets taking in the beautiful views and local boutiques or make the most of the amazing cycling routes offered. From St Andrew’s Cathedral to the Velle delle Ferrier waterfalls, Amalfi has plenty to discover. Don’t miss out on the fresh Limoncello !
Making perfect time for a stopover on one of the Mediterranean’s most romantic islands, Capri’s uninterrupted beauty is both to be admired from the sea and ashore. With unrivalled water transparency, where you can see the sea floor even 10 metres deep, Capri is home to incredible sights like the Blue, White and Green Grottos. Sip an espresso in Capri’s main square, Piazzetta, basking in the truly Italian experience.
Before disembarking and saying farewell to your crew in Naples, spend the morning discovering the fascinating site of Pompeii. A city preserved by molten rock since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D., no other site will offers such a deep insight into the history and lifestyle of the ancient Romans. A similar site, Herulaneum, could also be visited for further perspective into the event and an escape from the mass tourism.