Adventure brief
Amalfi Coast Boat Tour • Full Day • Shared
Sail the stunning Amalfi Coast with Mag Shipbrokers Srl on a full-day boat tour that includes a swim at the mythic Li Galli islands and visits to Amalfi and Positano. Discover why this coastline remains one of Italy’s most captivating maritime adventures.
The Amalfi Coast, stretching along Italy’s Campania region, is a rugged coastline famed for its steep cliffs, cascading pastel villages, and crystalline Mediterranean waters. Mag Shipbrokers Srl offers an immersive full-day boat tour that hits the highlights of this UNESCO World Heritage Site while providing unique access to less crowded coastal gems. This shared boat experience combines the charm of seaside towns with the thrill of open-water adventure.
Starting from the Sorrento area, guests sail toward the Li Galli islands—small rocky islets steeped in mythology as the home of sirens whose songs lured sailors. Here, travelers are invited to jump into the refreshing blue sea for a swim, surrounded by a landscape that has remained wild and untouched. The boat then continues along the coastline to Amalfi and Positano, each offering its own distinctive allure.
Amalfi, the town for which the coast is named, is known for its medieval architecture and the striking cathedral that dominates its seafront. The vibrant piazzas and narrow alleys offer a glimpse into centuries of maritime history. Positano’s cascading cliffside houses in a kaleidoscope of colors create one of the most iconic images of the Mediterranean.
Strolling its lively stairways, visitors soak in "la dolce vita"—the sweet life embodied in buzzing cafes, artisan shops, and sunlit terraces. Mag Shipbrokers excels due to their combination of well-paced itinerary, small group sizes capped at 12, and the inclusion of local refreshments like prosecco and limoncello onboard. This boat tour is not only a convenient way to see these sites without traffic jams but also a chance to appreciate the natural beauty and cultural depth of the Amalfi Coast from the water.
For travelers seeking an authentic, balanced mix of exploration, relaxation, and local flavor, this day sail ranks among the region’s most rewarding outdoor experiences.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Bring Swimwear and Towelsessential
Pack your swimsuit and towel for a refreshing swim near the Li Galli islands.
- 02Use Reef-Safe Sunscreenessential
Protect your skin and the marine environment with reef-safe sunscreen.
- 03Keep Personal Items Securewarning
Store cameras and valuables in waterproof cases or leave them onshore to avoid damage from waves or spray.
- 04Wear Non-Slip Shoesinfo
Choose footwear suitable for boarding the boat and walking on uneven dock surfaces in ports.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Swimsuit
Necessary for taking advantage of the swim stop at the Li Galli islands.
summerEssentialSunscreen
Protects skin during prolonged sun exposure on deck.
summerEssentialLight Windbreaker
Useful for cooler breezes on the water, especially in early spring or fall.
springWaterproof Phone Case
Keeps electronics safe from splashes and spray during the boat ride.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
The lesser-known cove of Marina del Cantone for a quieter swim, The ancient paper mills in Amalfi’s Valle dei Mulini
Local fauna
Mediterranean monk seals occasionally spotted near Li Galli islands, Various seabirds including gulls and cormorants along the cliffs
Historic heritage
Amalfi was a powerful maritime republic during the Middle Ages, centuries before Genoa and Venice rose to prominence.
Mindful exploration
Local authorities actively protect coastal waters and marine life, encouraging sustainable tourism to preserve the fragile ecosystem.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Boat deck facing Positano’s cliffside village, Amalfi’s harbor front, Li Galli islands from a distance
- Subjects
- Colorful cliffside houses, Crystal-clear Mediterranean sea, Historic architecture of Amalfi’s cathedral
- Best times
- Golden hour near sunset, Mid-morning for clear light, Early afternoon on the water
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is the boat tour suitable for children?
Yes, children can join but infants must sit on laps; however, the tour involves spending long hours on the boat.
Are meals included on the tour?
Snacks, beer, coke, water, prosecco, and limoncello are provided, but full meals are not included.
Can I bring my own food and drinks onboard?
No, bringing additional food and drinks on board is not permitted to comply with local regulations.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
The tour is not wheelchair accessible due to boat design and boarding requirements.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Tours may be rescheduled or canceled in case of unsafe weather; safety is the operator’s top priority.
Do I need to pay any additional fees on location?
Yes, there is a €5 per person docking fee and a €10 return transfer fee from Vico Equense-Seiano payable on board.