Activities

Learn about the history and culture of Venice on this 2-hour walking tour, specially designed to give you an insight into the city, from picturesque piazzas to its most famous sights such as Rialto Bridge, St. Mark’s square and the Bell Tower.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Join our local guide and wine expert in a fun day dedicated to the most famous Italian sparkling wine: the Prosecco!

Depart from Venice in a comfortable van and head to the area located between the towns of Conegliano and Valdbiadenne. Best identified for its steep, rolling hills, this is where you will find the best Prosecco in Italy.

Visit two local wineries and learn all the secrets of the Prosecco production. And, while tasting the original Prosecco wine enjoy some typical dishes for a light lunch.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

A fun and entertaining way to experience the very best of Tuscany! An easy guided E-Bike tour from Florence to Chianti through the Tuscan countryside, including a (stress-free!) hill journey up to the marvelous Piazzale Michelangelo, the city’s most amazing viewpoint.

Meet your dedicated guide, get on your snappy E-Bike and set off with a smile for an unforgettable tour.   Pedal effortlessly across the Arno river led by your guide, and “climb” the sumptuously tree-lined Viale dei Colli to reach a dazzling viewpoint: Piazzale Michelangelo, a terrace offering spectacular views of Florence’s towers, palaces, red rooftops and lovely bridges. Enjoy the view before heading to next stop: the Chianti shire.

You will be led along scenic country roads hemmed in ancient olive groves and vineyards and among the world known "Anello del Rinascimento" itinerary. Tuscan hilltops and wine estates are all part of the breath-taking views you will see as you ride your bike through the heart of Tuscany.

You will also visit an olive oil mill in an ancient noble estate, learn the process involved in producing olive oil and taste a gourmet olive oil. Then, discover a fascinating small boutique winery and its wines, enjoy a typical Tuscan meal and get ready to pedal back to Florence.

The bike itinerary includes flat, downhill and uphill sections.

Terrain: Mostly paved back roads with very little traffic

Difficulty: Intermediate

The tour is not permitted for children under 14.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Walking through the maze-like alleyways of Genoa, you will get lost in the ancient history of this amazing medieval town.

Your private guide will transport you back in time through the renaissance streets, squares, monuments, and food shops that are over 100 years old. You will have the chance to admire the beautiful painted facades of the grand Palazzi Dei Rolli (built in XV century by a local aristocracy) that are now protected by UNESCO and other famous monuments in the historical city center.

If you are staying at a centrally located hotel in Genoa, your guide will meet you in the hotel lobby. Otherwise, a meeting point will be arranged.

Take the day to be immersed in the traditions and authentic food culture of Liguria and Italy.  What better way is there to do this, than to dine in a Ligurian family home where they will cook their traditional dishes. 

Become a guest in their home and enjoy a classic Italian meal experience made with local, fresh ingredients using recipes passed down from their grandmothers.  You will learn to cook some of the most famous local dishes and then sit together and enjoy the meal prepared, along with some delicious wine.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

While on a private motorboat, you will discover the gulf of Portofino including San Fruttuoso and Camogli, and its UNESCO protected area from a different perspective, the sea.  You’ll explore the most secluded coves with the possibility to swim in the crystal blue water.  Have the chance to admire the impressive cliffs and untouched Mediterranean vegetation of this gorgeous protected area.  You will reach the amazing cove of San Fruttuoso, with its medieval abbey, built right on the beach.  Then, you will move on to Camogli, one of the most picturesque villages of the Italian Riviera with its rows of tall, colorful houses and its quaint fisherman’s harbor.

Meeting point is at Santa Margherita Ligure or Portofino harbor.

Enjoy the beautiful Cinque Terre villages from a different point of view - the sea.

You will admire the villages away from the crowds, while sailing on a comfortable motorboat, including a small cabin, bathroom, and shaded deck. Weather and sea permitting, you will have a chance to swim in the crystal-clear waters, discover the best hidden coves and disembark to visit one of the five towns.

During the tour you will also indulge in a light lunch based on typical snacks (focaccia and vegetable pies) and paired with some local wine and soft drinks.

Meeting point with the boat captain is at Monterosso al Mare harbor.

In the rolling hills of Chianti, you’ll immerse yourself in the rich history of medieval villages, savor local delicacies, and taste the world-famous Chianti Classico wine. This enchanting region is celebrated for its picturesque towns, ancient castles and abbeys, and long-standing wine making traditions.

Your journey will take you through two of Chianti’s most captivating villages: Castellina in Chianti, known for its historic charm and panoramic views, and Radda in Chianti, a medieval treasure that captures the essence of Tuscany. Along the way, you’ll visit two renowned wineries, tour their wine cellars, indulge in exquisite wine tastings and enjoy a traditional Tuscan lunch.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel. 

Take a journey to the two most historical villages in Tuscany: San Gimignano and Volterra.

Your tour begins with a visit to San Gimignano, often called the "Medieval Manhattan" for its iconic skyline of ancient towers. As you stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed town, discover its charming piazzas, vibrant artisan shops, and breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside.

Next, continue to Volterra, a hilltop town rich in history, known for its well-preserved Roman ruins, Etruscan walls, and stunning alabaster craftsmanship. Wander through its narrow streets and admire the medieval architecture that transports you back in time. Along the way, savor the region’s famous cuisine and perhaps sample some of its renowned wines. This full-day tour offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and the captivating beauty of Tuscany, making it a must for travelers seeking an authentic experience.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel. 

Traveling through the hills of Crete Senesi, just around an hour from Siena, you will discover the ancient cities of Arezzo and Cortona. On this full day tour, you will first stop in Arezzo, an ancient city with Etruscan roots, famous for its stunning works of art by Piero della Francesca and Cimabue. Visit the Basilica of San Francesco, Piazza Grande, and the medieval Church of San Domenico, home to Cimabue’s remarkable crucifix. Stroll through charming antique shops and boutiques, soaking in the city's rich artistic heritage.

Next, travel through the picturesque Val di Chiana to Cortona, a hilltop town offering sweeping views of the valley below. You may explore the Sanctuary of Santa Margherita, perched at the highest point of the village, and take in the panoramic scenery. Descend into the city center, where you can visit the tranquil Eremo delle Celle, a 13th-century convent founded by St. Francis. As you arrive in the main square, admire the historic Town Hall and Clock Tower. You’ll have time to shop, capture stunning photos, and soak in the timeless beauty of Cortona.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel. 

Travel through the stunning hills of Crete Senesi and along the northern shores of Lake Trasimeno with your private English-speaking driver, as you explore the ancient cities of Assisi and Perugia.

Upon reaching Assisi, you'll meet your private guide and immerse yourself in this charming town, with its 14th-century streets, squares, and churches. Take time to discover the magnificent Basilica of St. Francis, perched above the city and the entire valley. This architectural masterpiece, with its two churches stacked upon one another, houses incredible artworks by Cimabue, Simone Martini, Lorenzetti, and Giotto. You'll also have the opportunity to admire the Cathedral of San Rufino and the Church of Santa Chiara, both rich in history and beauty.

Continuing your journey, you'll arrive in Perugia, where you will explore the town on your own. Discover ancient archaeological sites and wander through the brick vaults of the Rocca Paolina, a fortress built in the mid-16th century. Ascend to the Carducci Gardens for panoramic views of the valley below. Explore the city's historic center, including Corso Vannucci, Piazza IV Novembre with the stunning Fontana Maggiore, Palazzo dei Priori, and the impressive San Lorenzo Cathedral.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel. 

Take an excursion to a land of ancient wine making traditions, unique landscapes, medieval castles and abbeys, and gorgeous vineyards surrounded by woods, olive groves and cypress trees.  A region filled with exceptional beauty – Chianti.  You will visit the ancient village of Castellina in Chianti, a town rich with history as if time itself has stopped and tour one historical wine estate in the heart of Chianti.  Here you will be guided through the estate cellars and enjoy a wine tasting.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel. 

Castles, unique landscapes, rolling hills, and winding roads are just a few of the magnificent views you will admire along the way to Montalcino from Siena.  While crossing the heart of Crete Senesi you will have the chance to stop and take pictures of the dune-like hills which have the appearance of a “lunar” landscape due to the grey coloration of its soil.

Then you will stop at a winery that produces the famous Brunello wine and visit their cellars with a wine expert that will reveal the steps and techniques of the wine making process. You will have the chance to taste a selection of three Brunello wines, which are among the most famous and appreciated worldwide. On the way back to Siena, you will stop in the town of Montalcino for a walk on your own among the artisan shops and small cafes while discovering monumental building dating back to the fourteenth-century. 

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel. 

Enjoy a cooking class in a lovely location with a beautiful panoramic terrace just above Monterosso. Your Chef will show you how to make the most famous recipes from this beautiful region including the traditional pesto sauce, hand-made pasta, vegetable pie and focaccia. At the end of the lesson have the pleasure of enjoying this tasty 4-course meal, along with some delicious wine from Cinque Terre.

The meeting point is in Monterosso al Mare.

Enjoy a private cooking class at a Florentine signora's beautiful home located in the outskirt of Florence. The house was built in the 11th century as a lookout tower. Later, it became the residence of Francesco Granacci, a successful painter in the 16th century and one of Michelangelo’s close friends, and for this reason it was named “Casa del Pittore” (Painter’s house). It’s now a gorgeous renovated stone farmer’s house on a hilltop overlooking Florence.

During your 3-hour hands-on cooking class, you will learn how to prepare a typical 4-course Tuscan meal. The menu may slightly vary depending on the season and the fresh ingredients available, and it will usually include a starter, home-made pasta from scratch, a second dish of meat (beef, pork or chicken), and a dessert.

At the end, savor the meal you prepared paired with some of the finest Tuscan wines.

Pick up at your hotel.

Take a tour of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, and St. Peter's Square. After a quick lunch break, explore the most important sights of Ancient Rome - the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with skip the line access.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel. 

Embark in the morning on your private boat from Sorrento and cruise along the Sorrento Coastline towards the Amalfi Coast. You will see the private villas and coves of Sorrento on one side and the island of Capri on your other side, with Naples and Mt. Vesuvius behind you. The views are spectacular. You will then head over to the Amalfi Coast where you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit various villages, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

Nerano: A small fishing village on the Amalfi Coast and home of the "Blue Flag" which is awarded to various beaches under strict criteria, signifying high quality and cleanliness of the sea.

Crapolla: A fiord just past Nerano where you can see the remains of a Roman villa and a tiny beach where fisherman still repair their fishing boats today.

Li Galli Islands: A set of private islands off the coast of Positano where Ulysses heard the song of the sirens as he passed through. There is an underwater nature reserve in the middle of the archipelago and a beautiful view of Positano as well as Capri.

Positano: The view of Positano from the sea is one of the most famous views in the world. Cruise along the coastline and pass the world-renown 5 star San Pietro Hotel, small hidden coves and beaches where you can stop for a swim off the boat if you would like.

Praiano: A typical Amalfi Coast fishing village that is built onto two sides of the mountain and home to the sea cave dubbed "La Grotta Africana".

Furore: Here you will pass a wonderful turquoise Fjord with a bridge where a diving competition is held every year. It is also the location where Roberto Rossellini filmed "Amore" beside Anna Magnani.

Conca dei Marini: You will pass a beautiful bay under the former villa of Sophia Loren, as well as a natural arc in the rocks dubbed the "Lover's Arc". This is one of the most beautiful spots on the Amalfi Coast and was voted to be in the top 100 most beautiful villages in all of Italy.

Amalfi: The most famous town on the Amalfi Coast, a bustling village with a beautiful cathedral dedicated to St. Andrew and home to lovely hotels, shops, restaurants and an historic paper mill/museum which produces organic paper.

One of the best parts about chartering a boat is that the captain is a local of the area. While he is not a licensed tour guide, he is knowledgeable of the area and will be more than happy to provide information on what you are seeing as well as insider tips on things to do.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Embark in the morning on your private boat from Positano and cruise through the heart of the Amalfi Coastline.  You will see the private villas and crumbling towers, the quintessential fishing villages climbing up the mountainside, clear, turquoise coves that beckon you to jump in for a swim, and the Mediterranean Sea all around you...the views and the beauty are magical. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit various villages, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

Positano: The view of Positano from the sea is one of the most famous views in the world. Cruise along the coastline and pass the world-renown 5 star San Pietro Hotel, small hidden coves and beaches where you can stop for a swim off the boat if you would like.

Li Galli Islands: A set of private islands off the coast of Positano where Ulysses heard the song of the sirens as he passed through. There is an underwater nature reserve in the middle of the archipelago and a beautiful view of Positano as well as Capri.

Praiano: A typical Amalfi Coast fishing village that is built onto two sides of the mountain and home to the sea cave dubbed "La Grotta Africana".

Furore: Here you will pass a wonderful turquoise Fjord with a bridge where a diving competition is held every year. It is also the location where Roberto Rossellini filmed "Amore" beside Anna Magnani.

Conca dei Marini: You will pass a beautiful bay under the former villa of Sophia Loren, as well as a natural arc in the rocks dubbed the "Lover's Arc". This is one of the most beautiful spots on the Amalfi Coast and was voted to be in the top 100 most beautiful villages in all of Italy.

Amalfi: The most famous town on the Amalfi Coast, a bustling village with a beautiful cathedral dedicated to St. Andrew and home to lovely hotels, shops, restaurants and an historic paper mill/museum which produces organic paper.

Atrani: The smallest village in all of Italy, a quaint cobblestone piazzetta with a small fountain surrounded by lovely cafes and a spacious beach.

Marmorata: A fraction of Ravello, Marmorata is my favorite part of the coastline, very green and beautiful with an almost tropical feel. There is a little waterfall tucked into a small lagoon, ideal for a swim.

Minori: Another small, idyllic fishing village of the Amalfi Coast and home to “Villa Romana” the ruins of a Roman villa.

Maiori: A large beach and sidewalk full of shops and cafes.

Pandora's Grotto: A cave just past the town of Maiori, accessible only via the sea.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Embark in the morning on your private boat from Sorrento and head along the coastline towards the Island of Capri. You will see the private villas and coves of the Sorrento Coast on one side and the island of Capri in front of you, with Naples and Mt. Vesuvius to your right as you cross the Bay of Naples. The views are spectacular. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit Capri and Anacapri, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

The Blue Grotto: Known for its electric blue light, it was once the private bath house of Roman Emperor Tiberius before it was abandoned for centuries, feared to be cursed.

Green Grotto: Turquoise waters with a natural arc leading to the other side of the grotto, opening to what some say is the best swimming lagoon on the island.

White Grotto: Named for the white stalactites that adorn the cave, it sits directly below a higher grotto that has a natural rock formation in the shape of the Virgin Mary.

Marina Piccola: A popular docking spot for yachts of the rich and famous with a view of the Faraglioni that must be experienced.

I Faraglioni: The symbol of Capri and the backdrop to many designer ads, most notably D&G Light Blue perfume. The captain may even boat through the center hole of one of the rocks!

One of the best parts about chartering a boat is that the captain is a local of the area. While he is not a licensed tour guide, he is knowledgeable of the area and will be more than happy to provide information on what you are seeing as well as insider tips on things to do.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Set out on a 2 hour sunset cruise along the coastline where you will escape the hustle and bustle of busy Sorrento. Relaxed and informal, enjoy a cruise along the beautiful Neapolitan Riviera. Stop to swim in the calm waters as the sun begins to set behind the island of Capri. The Bay of Naples is known for its beautiful sunsets and there is no better way to experience them than on a private boat. You will have an unobstructed view of the sun setting behind the island. Sip prosecco and enjoy the tranquil environment of the southern Italian landscape. Ask your skipper about the coastline- he will be more than happy to give you some history, legends, and information about what you are seeing as well as insider information regarding the best things to do and see.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Set out on a sunset cruise along the Sorrentine Peninsula in the Bay of Naples where you will escape the hustle and bustle of Sorrento. Relaxed and informal, you may stop to swim in the calm waters as the sun begins to set. You will have an unobstructed view of the sun setting behind the island of Capri. Sip prosecco and enjoy the tranquil environment of the southern Italian landscape. Ask your skipper about the coastline- he will be more than happy to give you some history, legends, and information about what you are seeing as well as insider information regarding the best things to do and see.

After about 2 hours of enjoying the beautiful boat, sea and sunset, the skipper will cruise over to a secluded beach lined with authentic, family owned restaurants just around the corner on the Amalfi Coast to drop you off for dinner. This area has become an icon in the region because the food is absolutely not to be missed and many of these beautiful beaches are not easily accessible by car. The captain will take you to one of the restaurants where the boat will pull right up to shore and he will wait while you dine, then take you back to your embarkation point. Don't forget to lay on the sundeck and look up at the stars on the way back to port, as this is one of the best areas for stargazing.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Embark in the morning on your private boat from Positano and head along the coastline towards the Island of Capri. You will cruise through the heart of the Amalfi Coastline and see the private villas and crumbling towers, the quintessential fishing villages climbing up the mountainside, clear, turquoise coves, and the Mediterranean sea all around you...the views and the beauty are magical. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit Capri and Anacapri, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

The Blue Grotto: Known for its electric blue light, it was once the private bath house of Roman Emperor Tiberius before it was abandoned for centuries, feared to be cursed.

Green Grotto: Turquoise waters with a natural arc leading to the other side of the grotto, opening to what some say is the best swimming lagoon on the island.

White Grotto: Named for the white stalactites that adorn the cave, it sits directly below a higher grotto that has a natural rock formation in the shape of the Virgin Mary.

Marina Piccola: A popular docking spot for yachts of the rich and famous with a view of the Faraglioni that must be experienced.

I Faraglioni: The symbol of Capri and the backdrop to many designer ads, most notably D&G Light Blue perfume. The captain may even boat through the center hole of one of the rocks!

One of the best parts about chartering a boat is that the captain is a local of the area. While he is not a licensed tour guide, he is knowledgeable of the area and will be more than happy to provide information on what you are seeing as well as insider tips on things to do.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Set out on a 2 hour sunset cruise along the coastline where you will escape the hustle and bustle of the busy coastline. Relaxed and informal, enjoy a cruise along the beautiful Neapolitan Riviera. Stop to swim in the calm waters as the sun begins to set before making your way over to the private islands and underwater nature preserve of Li Galli. These islands sit directly across from the island of Capri. You will have an unobstructed view of the sun setting behind the island. Sip prosecco and enjoy the tranquil environment of the southern Italian landscape. Ask your skipper about the coastline- he will be more than happy to give you some history, legends, and information about what you are seeing as well as insider information regarding the best things to do and see.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Set out on a sunset cruise along the coastline where you will escape the hustle and bustle of the busy coastline. Relaxed and informal, enjoy a cruise along the beautiful Neapolitan Riviera. Stop to swim in the calm waters as the sun begins to set before making your way over to the private islands and underwater nature preserve of Li Galli. These islands sit directly across from the island of Capri. You will have an unobstructed view of the sun setting behind the island. Sip prosecco and enjoy the tranquil environment of the southern Italian landscape. Ask your skipper about the coastline- he will be more than happy to give you some history, legends, and information about what you are seeing as well as insider information regarding the best things to do and see.

After about 2 hours of enjoying the beautiful boat, sea and sunset, the skipper will cruise over to a secluded beach lined with authentic, family owned restaurants to drop you off for dinner. This area has become an icon in the region because the food is absolutely not to be missed and many of these beautiful beaches are not easily accessible by car. The captain will take you to one of the restaurants where the boat will pull right up to shore and he will wait while you dine, then take you back to your embarkation point. Don't forget to lay on the sundeck and look up at the stars on the way back to port, as this is one of the best areas for stargazing.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Embark in the morning on your private boat from Amalfi and cruise through the heart of the Amalfi

Coastline.  You will see the private villas and crumbling towers, the quintessential fishing villages climbing up the mountainside, clear, turquoise coves that beckon you to jump in for a swim, and the Mediterranean Sea all around you...the views and the beauty are magical. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit various villages, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

Pandora's Grotto: A cave just past the town of Maiori, accessible only via the sea.

Maiori: A large beach and sidewalk full of shops and cafes.

Minori: Another small, idyllic fishing village of the Amalfi Coast and home to “Villa Romana” the ruins of a Roman villa.

Marmorata: A fraction of Ravello, Marmorata is my favorite part of the coastline, very green and beautiful with an almost tropical feel. There is a little waterfall tucked into a small lagoon, ideal for a swim.

Atrani: The smallest village in all of Italy, a quaint cobblestone piazzetta with a small fountain surrounded by lovely cafes and a spacious beach.

Amalfi: The most famous town on the Amalfi Coast, a bustling village with a beautiful cathedral dedicated to St. Andrew and home to lovely hotels, shops, restaurants and an historic paper mill/museum which produces organic paper.

Conca dei Marini: You will pass a beautiful bay under the former villa of Sophia Loren, as well as a natural arc in the rocks dubbed the "Lover's Arc". This is one of the most beautiful spots on the Amalfi Coast and was voted to be in the top 100 most beautiful villages in all of Italy.

Furore: Here you will pass a wonderful turquoise Fjord with a bridge where a diving competition is held every year. It is also the location where Roberto Rossellini filmed "Amore" beside Anna Magnani.

Praiano: A typical Amalfi Coast fishing village that is built onto two sides of the mountain and home to the sea cave dubbed "La Grotta Africana".

Positano: The view of Positano from the sea is one of the most famous views in the world. Cruise along the coastline and pass the world-renown 5 star San Pietro Hotel, small hidden coves and beaches where you can stop for a swim off the boat if you would like.

Li Galli Islands: A set of private islands off the coast of Positano where Ulysses heard the song of the sirens as he passed through. There is an underwater nature reserve in the middle of the archipelago and a beautiful view of Positano as well as Capri.

One of the best parts about chartering a boat is that the captain is a local of the area. While he is not a licensed tour guide, he is knowledgeable of the area and will be more than happy to provide information on what you are seeing as well as insider tips on things to do.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Embark in the morning on your private boat from Positano and head along the coastline towards the Island of Capri. You will cruise through the heart of the Amalfi Coastline and see the private villas and crumbling towers, the quintessential fishing villages climbing up the mountainside, clear, turquoise coves, and the Mediterranean sea all around you...the views and the beauty are magical. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit Capri and Anacapri, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

The Blue Grotto: Known for its electric blue light, it was once the private bath house of Roman Emperor Tiberius before it was abandoned for centuries, feared to be cursed.

Green Grotto: Turquoise waters with a natural arc leading to the other side of the grotto, opening to what some say is the best swimming lagoon on the island.

White Grotto: Named for the white stalactites that adorn the cave, it sits directly below a higher grotto that has a natural rock formation in the shape of the Virgin Mary.

Marina Piccola: A popular docking spot for yachts of the rich and famous with a view of the Faraglioni that must be experienced.

I Faraglioni: The symbol of Capri and the backdrop to many designer ads, most notably D&G Light Blue perfume. The captain may even boat through the center hole of one of the rocks!

One of the best parts about chartering a boat is that the captain is a local of the area. While he is not a licensed tour guide, he is knowledgeable of the area and will be more than happy to provide information on what you are seeing as well as insider tips on things to do.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Set out on a 2 hour sunset cruise along the coastline where you will escape the hustle and bustle of the busy coastline. Relaxed and informal, enjoy a cruise along the beautiful Neapolitan Riviera. Stop to swim in the calm waters as the sun begins to set before making your way over to the private islands and underwater nature preserve of Li Galli. These islands sit directly across from the island of Capri. You will have an unobstructed view of the sun setting behind the island. Sip prosecco and enjoy the tranquil environment of the southern Italian landscape. Ask your skipper about the coastline- he will be more than happy to give you some history, legends, and information about what you are seeing as well as insider information regarding the best things to do and see.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Set out on a sunset cruise along the coastline where you will escape the hustle and bustle of the busy coastline. Relaxed and informal, enjoy a cruise along the beautiful Neapolitan Riviera. Stop to swim in the calm waters as the sun begins to set before making your way over to the private islands and underwater nature preserve of Li Galli. These islands sit directly across from the island of Capri. You will have an unobstructed view of the sun setting behind the island. Sip prosecco and enjoy the tranquil environment of the southern Italian landscape. Ask your skipper about the coastline- he will be more than happy to give you some history, legends, and information about what you are seeing as well as insider information regarding the best things to do and see.

After about 2 hours of enjoying the beautiful boat, sea and sunset, the skipper will cruise over to a secluded beach lined with authentic, family owned restaurants to drop you off for dinner. This area has become an icon in the region because the food is absolutely not to be missed and many of these beautiful beaches are not easily accessible by car. The captain will take you to one of the restaurants where the boat will pull right up to shore and he will wait while you dine, then take you back to your embarkation point. Don't forget to lay on the sundeck and look up at the stars on the way back to port, as this is one of the best areas for stargazing.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Embark in the morning on your private boat from Capri and cruise across the Bay of Naples towards the Amalfi Coast. You will see a beautiful view of the entire Isle of Capri behind you, the vast cliffs of the Amalfi Coast in front of you, with Naples and Mt. Vesuvius on your left as you cross the bay. The views are spectacular. You will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit various villages, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

Nerano: A small fishing village on the Amalfi Coast and home of the "Blue Flag" which is awarded to various beaches under strict criteria, signifying high quality and cleanliness of the sea.

Crapolla: A fiord just past Nerano where you can see the remains of a Roman villa and a tiny beach where fisherman still repair their fishing boats today.

Li Galli Islands: A set of private islands off the coast of Positano where Ulysses heard the song of the sirens as he passed through. There is an underwater nature reserve in the middle of the archipelago and a beautiful view of Positano as well as Capri.

Positano: The view of Positano from the sea is one of the most famous views in the world. Cruise along the coastline and pass the world-renown 5 star San Pietro Hotel, small hidden coves and beaches where you can stop for a swim off the boat if you would like.

Praiano: A typical Amalfi Coast fishing village that is built onto two sides of the mountain and home to the sea cave dubbed "La Grotta Africana".

Furore: Here you will pass a wonderful turquoise Fjord with a bridge where a diving competition is held every year. It is also the location where Roberto Rossellini filmed "Amore" beside Anna Magnani.

Conca dei Marini: You will pass a beautiful bay under the former villa of Sophia Loren, as well as a natural arc in the rocks dubbed the "Lover's Arc". This is one of the most beautiful spots on the Amalfi Coast and was voted to be in the top 100 most beautiful villages in all of Italy.

Amalfi: The most famous town on the Amalfi Coast, a bustling village with a beautiful cathedral dedicated to St. Andrew and home to lovely hotels, shops, restaurants and an historic paper mill/museum which produces organic paper.

One of the best parts about chartering a boat is that the captain is a local of the area. While he is not a licensed tour guide, he is knowledgeable of the area and will be more than happy to provide information on what you are seeing as well as insider tips on things to do.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

In this excursion you will explore the very best of Capri...taking you on a cruise around one of the most enchanting islands in the world. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, and experience the beauty of this unique island.

Here are some highlights of the tour:

The Blue Grotto: Known for its electric blue light, it was once the private bath house of Roman Emperor Tiberius before it was abandoned for centuries, feared to be cursed.

Green Grotto: Turquoise waters with a natural arc leading to the other side of the grotto, opening to what some say is the best swimming lagoon on the island.

White Grotto: Named for the white stalactites that adorn the cave, it sits directly below a higher grotto that has a natural rock formation in the shape of the Virgin Mary.

Marina Piccola: A popular docking spot for yachts of the rich and famous with a view of the Faraglioni that must be experienced.

I Faraglioni: The symbol of Capri and the backdrop to many designer ads, most notably D&G Light Blue perfume. The captain may even boat through the center hole of one of the rocks!

One of the best parts about chartering a boat is that the captain is a local of the area. While he is not a licensed tour guide, he is knowledgeable of the area and will be more than happy to provide information on what you are seeing as well as insider tips on things to do.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.