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Amalfi & Positano: 4-Hour Boat Tour, Caves & SnorkelingYou board a traditional wooden boat in either Amalfi or Positano and spend four hours cruising past natural arches, hidden coves, and cliff-side villages. You swim and snorkel twice in turquoise water, use provided equipment and towels, and drink prosecco or limoncello between stops. The boat holds a maximum of 10 people, which is why it can slip into narrow fjords and secret beaches larger tours can't reach. Return to your departure port by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast's most dramatic stretches — the fjord, the hidden coves, the cliff villages — without renting a boat or arranging your own transport and timing. The small group size and wooden gozzo are what make it possible to slip into places bigger tours can't go.
Amalfi Coast boat tour from Positano: Swim and grotto stopsA private boat tour departing from Positano or Praiano that runs the length of the Amalfi Coast, stopping to swim at small beaches and near the Fjord of Furore, passing through the Emerald Grotto, and finishing in Amalfi before returning. You choose between three boats—an 18-foot vessel for four people that fits inside grottos, a 34-foot gozzo for six, or a 38-foot motorboat for six—and the skipper speaks English or Italian. Soft drinks and prosecco are on board; the Emerald Grotto entrance ticket is separate.Is it for me?Book the 18-foot Romar Azzurra if you are a small group and want to enter the grottos—it is the only boat that fits through the narrow openings. The larger boats give you more deck space and onboard facilities, so pick one of those if your group is four to six people and you want to stay comfortable between swims.
Sorrento: Pompeii & Mount Vesuvius Crater Climb with GuideYou walk through Pompeii's Forum, temples, baths and streets with an archaeologist guide for two hours, then drive to Mount Vesuvius and climb to the crater rim with an alpine guide for views over the Gulf of Naples. Hotel pickup, all entry tickets, and minibus transport are included; you return early afternoon.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see both Pompeii and Vesuvius in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets and timing — the fixed itinerary and included pickup handle all three, leaving you to focus on the sites themselves.
Amalfi Coast Snorkeling & Limoncello Tasting: 4h Boat TourYou board a boat in the morning and spend four hours moving along the Amalfi Coast, stopping to snorkel in clear water near Positano and taste Limoncello with Prosecco in a bay. The tour includes all snorkeling gear, life jackets, soft drinks, and light snacks; you return by late afternoon without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Amalfi Coast views and a snorkel in one morning without arranging your own boat, equipment, or timing — the fixed 4-hour route hits Amalfi, Conca dei Marini, Fiordo di Furore, Praiano, and Positano in sequence, and the Limoncello tasting anchors the whole experience.
Positano, Amalfi & Ravello from Sorrento: Private coastal tourA private tour from Sorrento through Positano, Amalfi and Ravello on the UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast, traveling by air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup and drop-off. You spend the day moving between three distinct towns—each with its own beach, architecture and pace—with a driver included and an optional guide (available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French or German) to explain the history and landmarks. Food, drinks and entrance fees to sites like Villa Rufolo are separate; the tour itself runs seven to eight hours.Is it for me?Pick the guide option if you want the stories behind the Byzantine icons, cathedral relics, and villa histories—otherwise the driver delivers you to all three towns with no narration.
Amalfi Coast Cooking Class at Sorrento Farmhouse with LunchIf you want to cook real Amalfi Coast recipes in an authentic Sorrento farmhouse—and actually pick your own veggies—this is your chance. You’ll learn hands-on from local chefs, share laughs over homemade wine, and sit down to a meal that tastes even better because you made it yourself.
Capri boat tour from Sorrento: Snorkel & island cavesA semi-private boat tour from Sorrento to Capri with snorkeling stops at the White Grotto, Green Grotto and Faraglioni rocks, plus 4 hours free time to explore the island on foot. The boat holds a maximum of 12 people, includes hotel pickup in the Sorrento area, and a guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian throughout the day. You swim in the open water during the cruise and can visit the Blue Grotto on your own time if you choose.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided boat tour with swimming and cave access combined with 4 hours free to explore Capri on your own, rather than a fully structured itinerary or a larger group tour.
Sorrento: Beginner Scuba Diving & Capri Coast with PADI InstructorYou meet your PADI instructor in Sorrento, do a short theory session, then make two guided dives—first to 6 meters, then to 12 meters—in the Punta Campanella marine reserve. Equipment, water and snacks are included. No certification required; the instructor handles everything. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to try scuba without committing to a certification course first—the instructor handles all the teaching and safety, so you just focus on the experience itself.
Full Day Private Boat Tour: Amalfi Coast from PositanoA private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast departing from Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Nerano or Sorrento around 9am, visiting Praiano, the Furore Fjord, Conca dei Marini and Amalfi over 8 to 9 hours. The boat includes an aperitif, snorkeling equipment, beach towels and a captain who speaks English, Spanish or Italian; you can add the Emerald Grotto (8 euros per person, water conditions permitting) or ask the captain to route to a seaside restaurant reachable only by sea.Is it for me?The boat moves at a slow pace with stops for swimming and sightseeing, so this suits anyone who wants to see the coast without rushing; the day is built around relaxation, not a tight itinerary. If you want to add the Emerald Grotto, budget an extra 50 to 60 minutes and 8 euros per person, and note that access depends on calm water conditions.
Maiori to Minori Walking Tour: Lemons Path with GuideA guided walking tour from Maiori to Minori along the Path of the Lemons, a historic mule track crossing lemon terraces and olive groves. The tour starts in Maiori's historical center—the Cicerali and Lazzaro districts—then enters the Church of Santa Maria a Mare before following the naturalistic path to the hamlet of Torre and down into Minori, where it ends at Vico dei Pastai. A local guide leads the two-hour route in English or Italian, sharing the traditions and stories of the coast.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Italian, so the stories and history come through clearly—book this if you want to understand the coast through someone who actually lives here, not just walk past the sights. The two-hour pace and moderate difficulty mean you need to be comfortable with stairs and uneven terrain; it is not a casual stroll, but it is not a strenuous hike either.
Positano, Amalfi & Ravello Day Trip From Sorrento: Small GroupA small-group day trip from Sorrento visits Positano, Amalfi and Ravello by minivan with a maximum of 8 passengers. An English-speaking driver handles the route and timing while you spend unscheduled time in each town; hotel pickup and drop-off are included. The itinerary avoids crowds and the logistics of public transport.Is it for me?The English-speaking driver delivers commentary in English, so you follow the route and the stops without a language barrier. This suits travelers who want a guide's knowledge of the towns without a scripted tour, and who prefer to explore each stop on their own schedule rather than as part of a group.
Ischia boat tour from Positano: Full day with Aragonese CastleA full-day private boat tour from Positano to Ischia takes you past the Amalfi Coast's cliffs and Roman ruins, then around the island to the Aragonese Castle, thermal bays, and five coastal villages. The boat carries between 6 and 12 passengers depending on which vessel you choose, with an English or Italian-speaking guide, water and drinks throughout the day, and a final glass of homemade Limoncello on the return. Children travel free on an adult's lap or in a stroller, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Pick the Gozzo for tight access to hidden coves, or the Lancia if the forecast shows rough water and you want a steadier ride through the day.
Amalfi Coast Tramonti Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tour ExperienceYou’ll walk through ancient Tramonti vineyards, taste local DOC wines in a 17th-century cellar, and enjoy fresh cheeses and panzanella—all with a local guide sharing real stories.
Positano-Amalfi boat tour: 60km of coast, caves and beachesA private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast starting from Marina di Praia, with stops in Amalfi (1 hour) and Positano (2 hours) and a full afternoon sightseeing the coastline in between. The tour covers 60km of water, passing Punta Campanella, the Marciano caves, the Baths of Giovanna and smaller inlets and beaches along the way. Pickup is included; snorkeling equipment, drinks, snacks and coffee are on board.Is it for me?If you are arriving without a car or staying in one of the coastal towns, pickup solves the logistics of reaching the marina—the boat becomes the simpler way to see Amalfi and Positano and the water between them in a single afternoon.
Ischia and Procida boat tour: Small-group island explorationA small-group boat tour from Sorrento explores Ischia and Procida over 10 hours, with a professional English-speaking skipper guiding the coastal route and stops. You get roughly 3 hours free on Ischia and 1.5 hours on Procida to move at your own pace; the boat handles the transfers between islands, and swimming stops happen along the way. Snacks and soft drinks come on board; return transport to Sorrento is included, with optional drop-off back to your meeting point available on request.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the boat to handle the island-hopping while you control how much time you spend exploring each place—the fixed schedule keeps the crossings reliable, but the free time on land means you're not following a guide around. It suits travelers who prefer a mix of structure and independence, and who want to swim and see the landmarks without renting a car or figuring out ferries on their own.
Amalfi Coast: Private Sunset Boat Tour with Giovanni & DrinksYou’ll glide along the Amalfi Coast at sunset on a private boat with local skipper Giovanni, stopping for swims near hidden arches and Fiordo di Furore. Enjoy homemade limoncello, spritzes, snacks, and fresh fruit while taking in those pastel Positano views — all without crowds or rush. You’ll leave feeling like you borrowed someone else’s secret evening.
Amalfi Coast boat tour from Sorrento: Swim & explore PositanoA semi-private boat tour from Sorrento along the Amalfi Coast with stops for swimming at Li Galli Islands and Furore Fjord, plus 1 hour 30 minutes each in Positano and Amalfi to explore on your own. Groups stay under 6 people, and the skipper speaks English; snacks, drinks and one bottle of Prosecco per boat are included.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you're comfortable with up to 6 people and want the lower price; choose private if your group prefers the boat to yourselves. Either way, this works best if you're a swimmer—the highlight is the water stops—and if you're happy exploring Positano and Amalfi on your own rather than with a guide.
Amalfi Coast Day Trip from Sorrento: Villages & ShoppingA private guided day trip from Sorrento explores the Amalfi Coast with stops in Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, plus time for shopping and photos. Your driver and professional guide (available in English, Spanish, Italian or French) pick you up at your hotel and shape the day around what you want to see and where you want to eat; the Emerald Grotto is an optional add-on. Seven hours total, flexible enough to linger in one village or move through all three.Is it for me?The seven-hour day moves at your speed—there's no fixed schedule or group keeping pace, so you can linger in a village or move through all three depending on what appeals to you. This works best if you're comfortable with a full day of driving and walking through hillside towns, and if you want to choose your own lunch spot rather than eat with a group.
Amalfi Sunset Cruise: Emerald Grotto & Prosecco ToastYou board from your chosen coastal town, swim in a hidden cove near the Emerald Grotto, and watch sunset with a glass of prosecco while the Amalfi cliffs glow. The captain navigates the route and decides on sea conditions; you confirm details the day before and choose your boat type at checkout — cabin or open deck — so you know exactly what you're getting.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Amalfi sunset without the logistics — no driving to a central port, no full-day commitment, no guessing which cove to swim in. The flexible departure from your own town and the captain's local knowledge mean you spend the time watching the coast change color instead of organizing the details.
Snorkeling in Sorrento with marine biologist guideAfternoon snorkeling activity in Sorrento led by a marine biologist who enters the water with you to explain local marine life and help with sightings. The activity lasts approximately 2.5 hours and includes snorkeling equipment and bottled water. Suitable for swimmers of all fitness levels; not recommended for those with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand what you're seeing underwater instead of just swimming past it. The biologist's presence transforms snorkeling from a solo activity into a guided discovery, which matters most if you're curious about the marine life itself rather than just the experience of being in the water.
