Discover hidden gems along the Sorrento coast, such as the fishing villages of Cala Puolo and Massa Lubrense. Enjoy the view of Capri from the Punta Campanella Marine Reserve. Go for a refreshing swim in the sea, and then sip on prosecco as you watch the sunset over the sea. Hop aboard your ship to start your sunset cruise of the Sorrento coast. Then, see the crystal clear waters in the hidden cove at Regina Giovanna bath, the fishing village of Marina di Puolo, and the cliffside beach of Cala di Mitigliano. Gaze at Villa di Pollio Felice, the ruins of a Roman villa. Afterward, check out Punta Campanella Marine Reserve, at the tip of the Sorrentine Peninsula overlooking the island of Capri. Stop to go swimming along the way, then sit back and enjoy the sunset while you listen to music and enjoy a drink of prosecco with appetizers. Finally, return to your hotel.

We would like to share with you the most unique experience for your private and personalized tour. You will be in our hands starting from the pick up from any area of our Sorrento's Peninsula and the dropp off . Our professional skipper and our hostess will waiting for you and they will set off to discover Sorrento Coast. As soon as you get out, your gaze is captivated by the glimpse of the seaside village of Marina Grande, a characteristic seaside village often used as a natural setting for films such as “Pane Amore e …” starring Sofia Loren and Vittorio de Sica or, recently, “All you need is love ”With Pierce Bronsnan. Immediately after, we are met by the archaeological site of the ruins of Villa Pollio, perfectly visible from the boat, which was the home of a patrician family in Roman times. Continuing the navigation we meet the rock of Vervece on whose seabed there is the famous diver crib at a depth of 50 meters. Waiting for our guests upon arrival in Capri is Mount Tiberius 334 m in turn steeped in history where it is said that the emperor Tiberius got rid of his lovers by throwing them from a hole that is called “Tiberius’s jump”. The tour proceeds towards the stacks, discovering the natural beauties of the island such as the white cave, passing in front of what was once the home of Curzio Malaparte, a building that still attracts the attention of architects and directors of famous commercials. Finally, before returning home, there is the passage with a possible (almost mandatory) stop at the blue grotto, for which no words are needed to describe a heritage of humanity.