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Amalfi yacht charter itineraries.

6 routes

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Italy · Amalfi sailing area

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Route 01 · From Genova

Genova round-trip

A week's yacht charter from Genoa west along the Riviera di Ponente through Arenzano, Varazze, Savona, Albenga and Imperia, then home past the Lanterna.

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Route 02 · From Lavagna

Lavagna round-trip

A 7-day sail from Lavagna down the Ligurian Riviera: Sestri Levante, Bonassola, the Cinque Terre and the Portofino marine reserve.

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Route 03 · From Salerno

Salerno round-trip

Round-trip from Salerno: sail Vietri, Maiori, Amalfi and Sorrento, then cross the Bay of Naples to Ischia before looping back via Cetara. Seven days.

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Salerno → Agropoli → Palinuro → Marina di Camerota → Salerno

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Route 04 · From Salerno

Salerno → Agropoli → Palinuro → Marina di Camerota → Salerno

Sail seven days south from Salerno into the Cilento National Park: Cetara, Agropoli, Acciaroli, Palinuro and the wild Infreschi marine reserve.

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Route 05 · From Sorrento

Sorrento round-trip

A 7-day sail from Sorrento round Punta Campanella to Positano and Amalfi, then south into wild Cilento for Agropoli, Acciaroli and Paestum.

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Salerno → Acciaroli → Agropoli → Amalfi → Salerno

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Route 06 · From Salerno

Salerno → Acciaroli → Agropoli → Amalfi → Salerno

Two weeks from Salerno: the Amalfi Coast, Naples and Ischia's thermal baths, then the wild Cilento caves at Palinuro before looping home to Salerno.

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About Amalfi

Amalfi, in a sailor's words.

This is theatre sailing. The Amalfi coast drops a thousand metres of lemon terraces straight into the sea, Capri's faraglioni stand in water so blue it looks lit from below, and Vesuvius watches the whole bay. It is not wilderness — summer brings ferry wakes, buoy fees and a queue for everything — but nothing else in the Mediterranean looks like this from a cockpit. The trick is timing: Capri at eight in the morning belongs to you; at noon it belongs to everyone. Procida and Ischia carry the quieter nights, and Salerno's Marina d'Arechi makes a calm, well-run start. Anchoring is restricted along much of the coast, so budget for buoys — and consider it the ticket price for the view.