From Amalfi or Positano: Sunset Cruise with Prosecco

As the golden light begins to kiss the coastline, your journey starts from the historic port of Amalfi. You’ll step aboard our elegant speedboat, where a friendly crew welcomes you into an intimate sunset experience. Before setting off, we’ll guide you through a brief yet important safety briefing, ensuring you're relaxed and ready to enjoy every moment.

As the sun begins its golden descent, our unforgettable sunset cruise sets sail from Amalfi, the historic heart of the coast and a former Maritime Republic, now one of Italy’s most captivating seaside villages. As we set sail, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of Amalfi from the sea — a picture-perfect blend of whitewashed houses, ancient churches, and lemon-scented air rising from the cliffs. Soon after departure, we’ll approach one of the coast’s most enchanting natural wonders: the Natural Arch, also known as the “Lovers’ Arch.” According to a local legend, two young lovers once found refuge beneath this rock formation, their passion so strong that nature itself shaped the arch to shelter them forever. It’s said that sailing beneath the arch brings good fortune to those in love.

As we cruise along the coastline, the landscape becomes even more dramatic — terraced cliffs, vibrant bougainvillea, and hidden coves appear like secrets waiting to be discovered. Soon, we reach the charming seaside village of Conca dei Marini, perched delicately on a cliffside. From the boat, you'll spot the iconic white dome of the Church of San Pancrazio, standing proudly against the green mountains and blue sea. This stretch of coast is rich in history and beauty — you’ll glide past Saracen watchtowers, remnants of ancient defenses, and tiny fishermen’s homes clinging to the rocks. Conca is a place where time seems to slow down, where nature and history exist in perfect harmony — and from our boat, you’ll have the best seat in the house to soak it all in.

As we leave Conca dei Marini behind, the coastline reveals yet another hidden treasure — the "Fiordo di Furore", one of the Amalfi Coast’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. From the boat, you’ll witness a narrow gorge carved by time, where a tiny beach lies nestled between towering cliffs, and a graceful stone bridge arches high above. This is Italy’s only fjord, and it's nothing short of cinematic. In fact, it's been the set of many films and love stories.

Continuing on, we reach the peaceful village of Praiano, where whitewashed houses cling to the cliffs and the majolica dome of San Gennaro Church glows in the sun. Nearby lies Cala della Gavitella, one of the few beaches on the Amalfi Coast that enjoys sun until sunset, with stunning turquoise waters and views of Capri. This is where we make our first swim and snorkeling stop — the perfect chance to dive into crystal-clear waters and fully enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean. You’ll also spot the historic Torre a Mare, a medieval watchtower now home to art exhibitions, standing proudly above the shoreline. Just beyond is the enchanting Marina di Praia, a small hidden cove framed by dramatic cliffs. Once a quiet fishing harbor, it now hosts beach clubs and seaside restaurants — a perfect snapshot of timeless coastal life.