• Sorrento Coast - Sailing along the Sorrento Coast provides a stunning view of Italy’s most famous landscape. As the journey begins, the first sight is the impressive tuff cliffs, towering orange-hued walls crowned with lush citrus groves and grand 19th-century villas. The boat glides past Marina Grande, a charming fishing village where colorful houses and traditional gozzi boats maintain an old-world Mediterranean charm.

A highlight of the voyage is the Bagni della Regina Giovanna, the ruins of an ancient Roman villa surrounding a hidden emerald lagoon. Further along, Puolo Bay reveals a secret natural waterfall cascading directly into the sea from mossy rocks. As the boat hugs the coastline, historic Saracen watchtowers, stone sentinels built centuries ago to guard against pirates, come into view. From the water, the architectural marvels of Sorrento—like luxury hotels carved into the rock—create a stunning skyline that can only be fully appreciated from the sea.

• Sant’Agnello - Cruising along the Sant’Agnello coast, one experiences a dramatic and elegant stretch of the peninsula that feels like a private balcony over the Mediterranean.
  Historic Grand Hotels: Perched on the very edge of the precipice are some of the region’s most famous landmarks, such as the Hotel Cocumella (a former Jesuit monastery from the 1500s) and the Hotel Mediterraneo. Their white terraces and neoclassical balconies create a stunning contrast against the rugged rock.
  Vertical Gardens: The clifftops are draped in lush Mediterranean greenery, ivy, and hanging gardens that spill over the edges, softening the dramatic stone walls.
  Secret Sea Caves: The base of the cliffs is riddled with small, natural grottoes and inlets that aren’t visible from the road, showcasing the raw power of the sea’s erosion over millennia.
  This stretch of coast is significantly quieter than Sorrento’s main harbor, offering a sense of serenity and timelessness that defines the high-end coastal lifestyle.
• Piano di Sorrento - Sailing past Piano di Sorrento, travelers witness a coastline characterized by imposing beauty and a vibrant maritime soul. The scenery is dominated by the massive tuff stone cliffs, which here reach impressive heights, creating a dramatic vertical wall of golden rock that contrasts brilliantly with the deep cobalt sea.

A centerpiece of this stretch is Marina di Cassano, a picturesque harbor that blends ancient fishing traditions with modern sailing life. From the water, one can see the colorful clusters of houses and the historic shipyards where the famous Sorrentine Gozzo boats have been handcrafted for generations. Looking up reveals the panoramic terraces of the town, where lush gardens and historic villas peek over the edge. Unique geological formations, including deep inlets and sea caves carved by the tide, are also visible. The view of the coast here feels more intimate and authentic, offering a glimpse into the true nautical heart of the peninsula.

• Meta - The coastline of Meta di Sorrento offers a striking transition where the rugged cliffs of the peninsula soften into the largest sun-drenched beaches in the area. As the boat sails past, the expansive shores of Alimuri and Marina di Meta come into view, famous for their golden sands and crystal-clear waters, a rare sight along this mostly rocky coast.

From the boat, the view is dominated by the Basilica of Santa Maria del Lauro, whose majestic dome and bell tower stand as a beacon high above the sea. The architectural ingenuity of the town is evident, with houses seemingly stacked upon one another, connected by steep stairways and narrow alleys. A unique feature of this stretch is the ancient maritime shipyards, where a long-standing tradition of boat building continues to this day. The coast here is also dotted with traditional beach clubs and characteristic seaside restaurants, creating a vibrant, lively atmosphere that captures the authentic spirit of Italian summer living.

• Bagni Regina Giovanna - The Bagni della Regina Giovanna (Baths of Queen Joan) is one of the most mystical and visually stunning sites on the Sorrento Peninsula. From the sea, the majestic ruins of a 1st-century BC Roman Villa, once the palatial seaside residence of Pollio Felice, are visible. The ancient stone walls and brickwork still cling to the limestone cliffs, showcasing incredible Roman engineering.

The true highlight is the natural triangular archway carved by the sea into the rock. Passing through it, or viewing it from the deck, reveals a hidden emerald lagoon—a secluded pool of calm, turquoise water disconnected from the open sea by a rocky bridge. Legend has it that the 14th-century Queen Joan of Naples used this secret spot to bathe in private with her lovers. Surrounded by wild Mediterranean scrub and the scent of salt air, the site offers a striking contrast between the deep blue of the Gulf and the vibrant greenery of the clifftop, making it a masterpiece of history and nature.

• Marina di Puolo - The coastline of Puolo offers a charming, hidden escape nestled between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense. As the boat sails into this tranquil bay, a picturesque fishing village that feels frozen in time comes into view. The shore is lined with quaint, colorful houses and traditional seafood restaurants that sit right at the water’s edge, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.
  From the boat, the unique shingle and sand beaches—favorites among locals—are visible, lapped by calm, crystal-clear turquoise waters. The backdrop is a lush landscape of olive and lemon groves that carpet the rolling hills above, filling the air with a subtle Mediterranean fragrance. One of the most distinctive sights is the shallows of Puolo, where the seabed is clearly visible through the transparent waves. This stretch of coast is far more peaceful than the bustling centers, offering a glimpse of authentic coastal life where the rhythm is still dictated by the sea and the small wooden gozzi bobbing in the harbor.

• Carbonated beverages
• Dinner
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Life jackets (available on request) and foam swimming noodles
• Alcoholic beverages

• Towels
• Private transportation
• Gratuities
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

A sunset cruise along the Sorrento Coast offers a truly enchanting experience. As the sun sets, the sky becomes a vibrant display of oranges, pinks, and purples, beautifully mirrored on the calm waters. The majestic cliffs and picturesque villages of Sorrento provide a stunning backdrop, ensuring every moment is memorable.

Onboard, after two 30-minute swimming stops, guests can enjoy a delicious dinner featuring local specialties, such as fresh seafood and traditional pasta, all while relishing the gentle sea breeze. The atmosphere is enriched by soft music and the laughter of friends, creating a perfect mix of relaxation and celebration. This exceptional experience blends natural beauty, culinary delights, and the joy of shared moments, making it a treasured memory for everyone.

• Note: The start and end times of the tour are purely indicative as they change with the changing time of sunset. The day before the tour will be communicated the exact start and end time of the tour
• The minimum number is of 4 in total

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