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Naples to Sicily
Sail from Naples through Ischia’s thermal springs, Capri’s Piazzetta and Positano’s pastel cliffs to Amalfi’s cathedral, Stromboli’s volcanic waters and Taormina’s Greek-Roman heritage.
Day 1
Naples to Ischia (16 nautical miles)
Board your charter yacht in lively Naples and cruise across the bay to volcanic Ischia, the “Island of Wellbeing.” A Mediterranean retreat for aristocrats since Roman times, it still attracts a genteel crowd. Experience natural thermal springs in pools carved from rock. Anchor in Punta Molino Bay for afternoon watersports, then go ashore in the early evening to stroll around Sant’Angelo.
Days 2 & 3
Ischia to Capri (16 nautical miles)
Cruise west of Capri to choose among secluded anchorages before heading ashore for an aperitif in the Piazzetta. Though summer visitors arrive in flocks, a superyacht offers watersports around the island’s quieter coves. Spend a few days anchored off glamorous Capri, exploring ashore and enjoying its many offerings once the crowds depart in the late afternoon.
Day 4
Capri to Sorrento (16 nautical miles)
Cruise across the bay to the pretty Sorrento Peninsula. Stroll the Museo Correale di Terranova’s terraced walkways for views over the Gulf of Naples, then wander pedestrian lanes lined with boutiques and restaurants. Detour to the Excelsior Vittoria’s “Bosquet” terrace and bar for limoncello or dinner at its Michelin-starred restaurant. Its guestbook includes Sophia Loren and Luciano Pavarotti.
Day 5
Sorrento to Positano (17 nautical miles
Tender ashore to dramatically perched Positano, where cobblestone streets attract a glamorous, affluent crowd. Cliffside houses cascade to the sea in pastel colors, making it one of the Amalfi Coast’s most picturesque and photogenic towns. Take the tender to Treville Beach Club in Laurito Bay, or drive the hairpin bends to Michelin-starred Il San Pietro di Positano.
Days 6 & 7
Positano to Amalfi to Panarea (120 nautical miles)
Explore colorful Amalfi, a former maritime state with a rich cultural legacy. Though no larger than Positano or Ravello today, it was once a major seaport, giving the coastline its name. In the historic center, Piazza del Duomo fronts the immense 11th-century St. Andrew’s Cathedral. Discover its Baroque interior, then browse exclusive boutiques before cruising overnight to the Aeolian Islands.
Day 8
Stromboli,Panarea (30 nautical miles)
The seven Aeolian Islands—Stromboli, Panarea, Salina, Lipari, Vulcano, Filicudi and Alicudi—remain a Mediterranean paradise untouched by mass development. Spend the day anchored off active volcanic Stromboli, whose bays and inlets are ideal for watersports. Cruise on to stylish Panarea and go ashore at rustic-chic Hotel Raya for dancing under the stars.
Days 9 & 10
Panarea to Taormina, Sicily (67 nautical miles)
Cruise through the Messina Straits to Taormina. Strategically positioned between Europe and Africa, Sicily has drawn visitors for millennia, each leaving a mark. Greek and Roman architecture blend with abundant natural wonders, giving the island enduring appeal. Spend the next few days embracing Sicily’s vibrant lifestyle, natural beauty and distinctive culture.
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