Seven Days Seven Destinations

The first stop is Procida — the most authentic island in the Gulf, the one the world has discovered but never changed. The boat departs from Baia Marina at 09:00 and in minutes the pastel facades of Marina Corricella appear on the water, tumbling down to the sea like a painting that forgot to stay still. The morning is spent at anchor in front of the village — free swimming in the crystal-clear water, a close approach to the Vivara Islet by dinghy, a nature reserve reachable only by sea. The afternoon is free: the dinghy takes you ashore to explore the cobbled alleys of Terra Murata, the harbour of Corricella, the beach of Pozzo Vecchio. You return on board whenever you choose.

Overnight on board For the night, the boat anchors in front of Marina Corricella. At night, from the anchorage, the coloured houses seem suspended in the darkness — lemon yellow, pink, sky blue, orange — like a painting that lights up slowly. It is the most beautiful welcome the Gulf of Naples could offer.

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The third stop is Capri — the pearl of the Mediterranean, the island that has captivated poets, painters and sailors for three thousand years. You arrive in the morning, when the light is still soft and the Faraglioni are already there in front of you, changing colour with the light. The dinghy takes you ashore for optional excursions — the Piazzetta, the Blue Grotto, Anacapri, Monte Solaro. The included sea stops bring you directly to the Faraglioni waters and the most beautiful coves of the island, reachable only by sea.

Overnight on board For the night, the anchor drops in the anchorage of the Faraglioni. The following morning — the morning you will never forget — you open your eyes and outside the porthole are the three limestone rock towers emerging from the emerald water. The Faraglioni. Just for you. Before anyone else arrives.

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The fifth stop is Amalfi — the maritime republic that sailed the entire Mediterranean a thousand years ago, and today still carries that history in every stone. The boat navigates along the Coast with a stop at the Emerald Grotto before reaching Amalfi. The afternoon is dedicated to Ravello — the city suspended 350 metres above the sea, with the gardens of Villa Cimbrone and the Terrace of Infinity looking out over the entire Amalfi Coast.

Overnight on board For the night, the boat anchors in front of Amalfi Cathedral. The Arab-Norman facade, lit by floodlights, mirrors itself in the harbour water and creates an image that looks painted. Some nights you do not forget.

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The seventh day is the farewell to the sea — and it begins with the most beautiful water of the entire journey. The boat leaves Sorrento in the morning and rounds the tip of the Sorrentine Peninsula to reach Punta Campanella, the protected marine reserve where the Gulf of Naples and the Amalfi Coast meet. The last breakfast is served on the aft deck while the tufa cliffs pass by outside. The anchor drops in Ieranto Bay — crystal-clear water, unspoilt seabed, absolute silence.

Accessible only by sea. The last swim of the trip. Then the last lunch on board — the Chef's farewell. And then, at 14:30, the boat sets sail for Baia. Vesuvius grows on the horizon with every nautical mile. At 18:00, Baia Marina. The crew says goodbye. You step ashore carrying something that was not there before you left.

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