Destination · from the port
- from the port
- 60 minutes sailing from the port
The Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, the cruise along the Amalfi Coast and the grottoes on the way back.
- Where we stop
- At anchor off the harbour, or at the pier with a booking. Ashore you visit the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea; the rest of the Amalfi Coast is better seen from the sea.
- When to go
- In the morning, on the way out. On the way back the sun is ahead and the coast is backlit.
The places around Amalfi that are best seen from the boat.
The cathedral stands at the top of the staircase that rises from the square: a façade in white and grey bands, with a gold mosaic above. Beside it, the Romanesque bell tower with its cylindrical top glazed in green and yellow.
- From the sea
- This is the destination where you go ashore: from the pier you see the façade at the top of the staircase.
A village set entirely inside the gorge next to Amalfi: the houses packed together, the arched viaduct that spans it and a small beach in front. It is the smallest municipality in Italy by area.
- From the sea
- From the water you see it all at once, enclosed between the two walls of the gorge.
A cylindrical tower on the ridge that divides Amalfi from Atrani, 140 metres above the sea. From land it can be reached only on foot, starting from Pontone.
- From the sea
- From the water it marks the border between the two towns: it rises above the ridge, between the two marinas.
A beach below the cliff of Vettica Minore, which no road reaches. A few metres from the shore a rock arch rises from the water, and above the pebbles stand the ruins of a chapel.
- From the sea
- It can be reached only by sea, or by swimming from the Duoglio beach.
