9 Day Amalfi Coast Charter Itinerary - Naples to Palermo

You will have plenty of time to explore some of Naples before meeting the crew of your motor yacht. Be sure to pay a visit to the royal palace or some of the many boutiques dotted around the centre. If you only have time to make one visit to a historical site, the world-famous plot of Pompeii is in very close proximity to the city of Naples. Or perhaps you would rather spend some time searching for the sunken city of Baiae.

To make the most of your trip to Naples, visit one of the many centrally located museums to see some intriguing artefacts and if there's time follow it up with a stop at one of the many fortifications, palaces and ruins situated around the city and its suburbs. As you make your way back to your luxury charter yacht, stop off at Palazzo Petrucci for an authentic taste of Neopolitan cuisine. 

If you're ready for a spot of shopping there are many local businesses and boutiques lining the streets in amongst various cafes and restaurants offering you a true taste of Italy and it's delicious cuisine. After spending the morning playing on you motor yacht's water toys, why not reserve a table at Zass or Il San Pietro di Positano for a meal to remember. 

When sightseeing in Positano the main monument to see is the Santa Maria Assunta. Alternatively, if you would rather spend your day lapping up sunrays, pay a visit to TreVille Beach Club where you can unwind in luxury. In the evening you and your guests will dine at Le Sirenuse, an A-list favourite restaurant, where you will feast and sip cocktails overlooking the sunset.

Nestled at the base of Mount Cerreto, Amalfi features a bright selection of architecture blended in with some Byzantine masterpieces. Strolling through the narrow streets there is charm everywhere you look which comes in the form of friendly locals, blooming window boxes and the scent of lemons in the air.

Nearby you will find the charming town of Ravello, where you can easily get to by foot. There you will find many public gardens such as Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo which provide boutique cafes to breakfast and spend the morning. Following your relaxing day, we recommend you reserve a table at Palazzo Avino for a decadent meal overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. 

The Aeolian Islands are protected by the advantages of being included in the UNESCO World Heritage listing. Listed because of their remarkable history of volcanic activity, the islands constantly live on the surmise that there could be another volcanic eruption at any time in the future. Walking through the mountainous terrains of the islands there are multiple vantage points in which to make the most of the elevations and get a stunning view of the Mediterranean sea. Unmarked paths give you stunning panoramic views of the cluster of islands as well as some prime spots for picnics.

For the remainder of the day, the waters will have the right conditions for you to indulge in some water sports. Try some windsurfing or bring out the jet skis to cruise around the coastlines and see some of the hidden coves nestled into the rocks of the small islands.

After anchoring down for the final time, head ashore to treat yourself to an authentic Italian brunch. There are many food markets and eateries in Palermo which all offer the finest cuisine in the area. With tastes and recipes from all over the continent, and further, there is certainly going to be something here which is to your taste.

After indulging your taste buds, explore the winding streets of the city to find some of the many hidden treasures this city holds. Palermo is full of breathtaking architecture such as ancient cathedrals and plazas. There are many cafes and bars for you to visit where you can toast your incredible journey through the gems of the Amalfi Coast.