Featured Yachts for Charter in Amalfi & Italy
THE AMALFI COAST
The Amalfi Coast in Italy evokes quintessential Mediterranean imagery: picturesque towns in pastel hues perched on hillsides overlooking azure waters, secluded sandy beaches, and romantic balcony dinners.
Chartering a luxury yacht for an idyllic cruise along this coast offers the ultimate experience. Revel in the best views this region has to offer while enjoying unparalleled relaxation and impeccable service onboard.
Amalfi, the namesake of this stunning coastline, epitomizes sheer beauty and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A luxury yacht day sail allows you to leisurely admire limestone fjords, freestanding arches, and sheltered bays.
Take a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters off the back of the boat and keep an eye out for marine wildlife. Explore the historical attractions in and around the town, such as the Campanile (bell tower) and the Cloister of Paradise.
NAPLES
Naples, marking the northern boundary of the Amalfi Coast, is a city steeped in nautical traditions and overflowing with art and cultural heritage. It’s not just a starting point; it’s an essential stop to soak in before embarking on your luxury yacht adventure. Make sure to carve out time before setting sail to delve into this captivating city and savor some authentic Neapolitan cuisine.
Take in the panoramic views from the turrets of the magnificent Castel dell’Ovo, immerse yourself in the historical treasures of the Archaeological Museum, or be awestruck by the breathtaking Veiled Christ sculpture at the ornate Museo Cappella Sansevero. Naples, like most destinations along this route, caters to its affluent visitors with a plethora of luxury boutiques and designer stores, offering the perfect blend of opulence and cultural exploration for yacht enthusiasts.
CAPRI
Capri is a superyacht hotspot for good reason. Picture yourself aboard a luxurious yacht, sailing past the majestic Faraglioni rock pillars to your anchorage spot. Ahead lies Marina Piccola, famed as the site where the Sirens enticed Ulysses in Greek mythology.
Legends aside, Capri is a visual feast. For enthusiastic shoppers, Canfora Capri Sandals crafts bespoke footwear favored by celebrities. Fontelina beach club beckons for a day trip via tender. Lounge under an umbrella in this exclusive spot with your favorite drink, or mingle with fellow yacht enthusiasts.
If you crave life’s finer things and dream of a decadent luxury yacht getaway along the Amalfi Coast, visit the World Yacht Group website for details on charter rates and availability.
ISCHIA
Ischia is often hailed as the most exquisite of the Bay of Naples islands, celebrated for its lush greenery and untamed beauty. It stands out as an ideal haven for anchoring your luxury yacht overnight.
After luxuriating in sun-soaked decks and delightful refreshments, immerse yourself in the renowned Baths of Ischia. Here, indulge in spa treatments harnessing the rejuvenating properties of the island’s thermal waters. Ischia presents an unparalleled opportunity to explore its classic Italian volcanic terrain on invigorating hikes.
As twilight descends, unwind with onboard cocktails or venture into Ischia Porto or Forio for an unforgettable nightlife experience.
POSITANO
No yachting excursion along the Amalfi Coast would be complete without a visit to Positano. This enchanting town gracefully descends a steep hillside, greeting the sea with its charming stony beach. Skip the tourist crowds and capture your iconic photos in peace aboard your own luxurious yacht.
Once you’ve savored the breathtaking scenery, indulge in a leisurely afternoon stroll through Positano’s picturesque streets. Renowned for its lemons, especially its quality limoncello, Positano offers a taste of local delights. Don’t miss the chance to visit the landmark Santa Maria de Assunta church.
For a more serene atmosphere, spend the night anchored near Nerano. Despite its small size, Nerano offers unforgettable fine dining experiences. Take the tender to Lo Scoglio de Tommaso, where the owners will greet you at their private dock and lead you to the restaurant with a stunning waterfront view.
SORRENTO
Sorrento’s delightful Marina Piccola port is truly enchanting when approaching by yacht. The brightly colored houses against the dramatic cliffs create an ideal backdrop for stunning photos.
Dive into the Tyrrhenian Sea or wander through the renowned lemon terraces, indulging in the local limoncello. Sorrento boasts one of the most charming town centers along the Amalfi Coast, perfect for exploration.
In the evenings, savor quality time with family and friends aboard a luxury yacht, surrounded by the twinkling lights of the town on the hillside and a crystal-clear night sky above.
ITALIAN RIVIERA
The Italian Riviera boasts some of the most breathtaking views in all of Italy, especially when experienced from aboard a yacht cruising the Ligurian coastline.
While many travelers prioritize touring Rome in a compact car, serenades in Venetian gondolas, or wine tastings in Tuscan vineyards, they often overlook this hidden gem.
Split into two sections, the Riviera di Ponente and Riviera di Levante, extending from Genoa, this region offers a charming and picturesque yachting experience. Each town and village along the coast exudes its own unique beauty and romantic allure, whether enjoyed during a sunset cruise or explored while docked.
The climate here is wonderfully temperate, with summer temperatures in the pleasant mid to high 70s and refreshing coastal breezes at night. Winters are mild yet chilly, adding to the allure of the Riviera as one of Europe’s premier holiday destinations for centuries.
PORTOFINO AND SANTA MARGHERITA
Portofino, just a short, stunning cruise west of Genoa, is a charming yachting haven. Its name, “Port of the Dolphins,” harkens back to Roman times, and this fishing village has swiftly become a premier Riviera destination.
This picturesque village has graced many iconic movie scenes and boasts some of the Riviera’s finest restaurants. Indulge in fresh seafood at Ristorante Taverna del Marinaio or savor Italian country cooking at Trattoria Tripoli.
A short jaunt up the coast from Portofino leads to Santa Margherita, a city rebuilt after World War II as one of the Mediterranean’s top tourist resorts.
Cruise the crystal-clear blue waters past sights like the Castello di Santa Margherita Ligure, a stone fortress guarding against pirates in days gone by.
If you’re ready to stretch your legs, step ashore for some of the most incredible pesto you’ll ever taste at one of the city’s many waterfront restaurants and boutiques.
PORTO VENERE AND CINQUE TERRE
La Spezia stands as the easternmost gem among the Riviera provinces, cradling a natural gulf that has beckoned Mediterranean sailors for centuries. Bursting with vibrant restaurants, a lively nightlife, numerous historic churches and buildings, and galleries showcasing the city’s esteemed artists, La Spezia proves an enchanting port of call whether you embark on or conclude your voyage along this Riviera stretch.
Nestled within this province are two of the Riviera’s most exquisite yachting destinations: Porto Venere and Cinque Terre. Adorned with quaint cliffside villages, the Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre presents myriad picturesque vistas as you glide along its rocky shores, inviting you to capture its beauty through your lens.
The breathtaking national park boasts crystalline waters akin to the Caribbean, gently lapping against the docks of charming towns like Vernazza, providing a luxurious backdrop for a day in port or a tranquil anchorage to soak in the Riviera’s natural splendor. Its pristine, untouched landscapes and secluded inlets offer private yacht charters an exclusive experience, unlike the crowded itineraries of large cruise ships.
Venturing around the gulf’s bend, just before reaching Cinque Terre, you’ll be tempted to explore Porto Venere, home to the commanding cliffside fortress of Castello Doria, which majestically overlooks the region’s picturesque painted villages. For yacht enthusiasts, the protected diving sites here are a must-stop, offering glimpses into ancient corals, stunning rock formations, and other marine marvels along the Italian coastline.
FORTE DEI MARMI
One of the must-visit stops on any custom yachting cruise is Forte dei Marmi, a captivating village along the Tuscan coastline. Originally built as a pirate fort, it has transformed into a premier destination on the riviera, drawing yachting enthusiasts from around the world.
The town is a bustling tourist hub for yachting charters, offering a vibrant blend of relaxation and activity. You can soak in the tranquility aboard your private yacht or venture ashore to explore the town’s charms.
Since World War I, Forte dei Marmi has been a benchmark for Italian seaside tourism, boasting a range of resorts with top-notch day spas. Don’t miss visiting the 18th-century castle that gives the town its name or the Ugo Guidi Museum, dedicated to the renowned sculptor.
Indulge in exquisite dining experiences at places like Maitò, an excellent choice for late-night dining and experiencing the local nightlife scene. For those craving outdoor adventures, Versiliana Park offers scenic trails and hosts seasonal festivals, perfect for stretching your sea legs.
Italy’s Riviera is a treasure trove of exotic experiences and thrilling moments, blending modern luxury with breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you prefer charming coastal towns or lively marine metropolises, the Riviera promises a yachting experience unlike any other. Come aboard and discover the endless wonders that Italy’s coastal waters have in store for you.
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