• Positano - Positano is the most renowned town on the Amalfi Coast, celebrated for its picturesque scenery. The cascade of colorful houses descending to the sea is recognized worldwide. It is an enchanting place, reminiscent of the sirens from myth who were said to inhabit the rocks of Li Galli, the small islands opposite Positano.

• Li Galli - Li Galli, an inaccessible paradise
  Pristine, legendary, and mysterious, the Li Galli islands, located off Positano and near Capri, are a mythical and secluded spot. They captivate with their untamed beauty and rich, ancient history.

• Nerano - The name Nerano is believed to originate from a Villa of Nero, likely constructed here for the emperor’s leisure. Nerano beach overlooks the bay of Marina del Cantone, featuring several pebble beaches with rocky bottoms and crystal-clear waters, making it a favored destination for scuba diving enthusiasts.

• Punta Campanella - At this location, visitors can pause to admire one of the world’s most stunning sunsets, situated between the Amalfi Coast and the island of Capri.

Visitors will spend approximately 1 hour here.

Punta Campanella is a promontory in Campania and a marine protected area established in 1997, known as the Punta Campanella marine protected natural area. The promontory is situated between the Sorrento coast and the Amalfi coast, separating the Gulf of Naples from Salerno.

• Carbonated beverages

• Alcoholic beverages

• Alcoholic beverages to travellers aged 18 years and over

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