• Praiano - Nestled in the heart of the Amalfi Coast, not far from the renowned Positano, lies the charming town of Praiano. Although less famous than other coastal towns, it offers delightful surprises. Let’s explore this gem.
• Fiordo di Furore - The Furore Fjord is captivating, with the sun appearing only in the early afternoon, providing a cool climate even in summer.

The unique geological formation of the Furore Fjord has historically made it a safe haven from enemy attacks. Since 1997, it has been recognized by UNESCO, along with other Amalfi Coast locations, as a World Heritage Site.

• Conca dei Marini - The picturesque Marina di Conca, known as the “Borgo dei Pescatori,” overlooks the Amalfi Coast between Praiano and Amalfi. Its history is intertwined with the Maritime Republic of Amalfi, earning it the nickname “the country of sailors,” known for its skilled mariners and traders.

• Amalfi - Amalfi is a city set in a stunning natural landscape beneath steep cliffs on Italy’s southwestern coast. Between the ninth and eleventh centuries, it was the center of a powerful maritime republic.

• Li Galli - Isola Li Galli is one of the few places in the world that remains pristine, gently touched by humans and always respected. It’s a piece of land suspended between sky and sea, where one can easily gaze into the horizon and find themselves lost in its depths. The ancient Romans, lovers of beauty, also visited here. Join us in discovering these islands that captivate the international star system, offering an oasis of peace in the Mediterranean Sea, away from prying eyes. Visitors are not permitted to stop on the island.

• Nerano - Nerano is a hamlet of Massa Lubrense, and although it is situated between the Amalfi Coast and the Sorrento Peninsula, it is administratively part of the latter. The village was originally built around a rocky cliff, but over time, its houses have extended towards the sea.

Its location offers stunning sea views, including the small “li Galli” archipelago. The sunsets viewed from the many sea vistas are particularly romantic.

Nerano is famous for its signature dish, spaghetti alla Nerano, which combines spaghetti with zucchini and provolone del monaco, a typical cheese from nearby Agerola. This combination creates a dish with a unique flavor.

Nerano’s coast is a paradise for divers, and its crystal-clear waters are an irresistible draw for the many bathers who visit during the summer.

• Alcoholic beverages
• Dinner

• Carbonated beverages

Enhance your holiday with our exclusive sunset tour, complete with a romantic dinner.

Aboard our boat, immerse yourself in the warm hues of the sunset, accompanied by gentle music and a glass of prosecco.

Departing from Positano pier around 18:00, the most romantic time of the day, enjoy the breathtaking view of the coastline adorned in its elegant orange glow.

We will sail to either Amalfi or Nerano, where a dinner for two awaits at one of the area’s most esteemed restaurants.

Savor traditional dishes in an atmosphere filled with taste, relaxation, and enjoyment.

This unforgettable experience combines the enchantment of a sunset over the sea with the delight of a unique evening. Book now to experience a dream evening!

Please note that dinner on this tour is included at one of the restaurants on the Amalfi Coast (Nerano or Amalfi).

• Alcoholic beverages to travellers aged 18 years and over

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.