Cliffs, Coves and Coastal Towns: A Seven‑Hour Boat Circuit Along the Amalfi Coast

CASTELLAMMARE DI STABIA SIGHTSEEING TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Cliffs, Coves and Coastal Towns: A Seven‑Hour Boat Circuit Along the Amalfi Coast

A full‑day (7‑hour) boat excursion that threads Jeranto, the Li Galli isles, Amalfi and Positano—useful for planning the swims, time ashore and the onboard aperitif.

Cliffs, Coves and Coastal Towns: A Seven‑Hour Boat Circuit Along the Amalfi Coast.

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This private boat tour traces the high, sunlit cliffs and pebble coves of the Amalfi Coast, calling at the celebrated towns of Positano and Amalfi, pausing at the islets of Li Galli for swims and an onboard aperitif, and leaving ample time for a two‑hour wander through Amalfi’s streets and waterfront.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

From Jeranto Past the Li Galli Islets to Amalfi and Positano

The tour follows a classic Amalfi Coast line: a passage before the protected bay of Jeranto, a stop at the Li Galli islands for anchoring and swimming, then on to Amalfi with two hours ashore and a later call at Positano before returning via the bays of Crapolla and Nerano.

THE SWIM

Multiple Anchorages for Baths and Sea Time

Anchors are dropped at Li Galli for an extended pause of swimming and relaxation, and the return trip includes additional stops at the bays of Crapolla and Nerano for final dives in the clear coastal water.

THE MOMENT

A Board‑Side Aperitif Amid Islets and Sea

During the Li Galli pause the crew serves an onboard aperitif—an organized moment of refreshment that complements the swims and the slow coastal navigation.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

The tour is a measured day on the water: several swims punctuate long coastal transits, a relaxed anchorage at the Li Galli islets where an aperitif is served, a two‑hour window to explore Amalfi on foot, then a coastal run to Positano and final swimming stops before the return. The itinerary assembles sightseeing, sea time and a short on‑shore exploration into a seven‑hour circuit.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this excursion suits.

1
All AgesThe outing is described as a daily excursion suitable for all ages, making it appropriate for mixed‑age groups and families.
2
Swimmers and Sea LoversFrequent anchorages and multiple swimming stops—including a long pause at the Li Galli islets—make this a good match for those who want significant time in the water.
3
Sightseers with Limited Shore TimeThe tour balances boat‑based coastal sightseeing with a dedicated two‑hour window ashore in Amalfi for walking and short exploration.
4
Those Seeking a Relaxed Day on the WaterWith anchoring pauses, an onboard aperitif and unhurried coastal transits, the trip favors travelers looking for a relaxed seaside day rather than a strenuous outing.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

This is a seven‑hour daily excursion that moves along the Amalfi Coast with scheduled anchoring, swims and a two‑hour stop in Amalfi.

Onboard Provisions

The itinerary notes an onboard aperitif served during the Li Galli anchorage and time set aside for relaxation and swimming.

Shore Time

Amalfi is allocated approximately two hours for disembarkation and independent exploration of the town.

Booking Notice

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Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the tour last?

The excursion runs for seven hours.

Which towns along the Amalfi Coast are visited?

The tour visits Positano and Amalfi and includes coastal navigation past Jeranto and the Li Galli islands.

Will there be time to explore Amalfi on foot?

Yes — the itinerary provides two hours in Amalfi for visiting the town.

Are there opportunities to swim?

Yes — the schedule includes anchoring at the Li Galli islands for swims and additional stops at the bays of Crapolla and Nerano for further swimming.

Is food or drink provided during the trip?

An onboard aperitif is served during the Li Galli anchorage.

What coastal landmarks does the route pass?

The route transits in front of the bay of Jeranto, a marine protected area mentioned in the itinerary, and calls at several islets and bays along the Amalfi Coast.