Amalfi in 1 Day for Friends - Private Canale 60 motor yacht for up to 27 people
In Collaboration with Tours and Transfers. Updated on February 3, 2026.
Full-day private motor-yacht charter for groups (up to 27) departing from Salerno. Swim, snorkel, enjoy onboard aperitifs and a light lunch while cruising past Cetara, Maiori, Amalfi, Conca dei Marini and the Fiordo di Furore. Optional 1-hour stop in Amalfi village on request.
This itinerary was created in collaboration with Tours and Transfers, inspired by the tour Amalfi Coast daily trip. MotorYacht for large group. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- Private Canale 60 motor yacht for up to 27 people
- Swim & snorkel stops (masks & fins provided)
- Onboard aperitifs (Prosecco) and light lunch
- Pass by Fiordo di Furore and Amalfi’s coastline
- Optional 1-hour disembark in Amalfi (Duomo)
Itinerary
Day 1
Meet at Salerno's Molo Manfredi for a 10:00 departure. Full 8-hour private cruise along the Amalfi Coast with multiple swim/snorkel stops, onboard aperitif, light lunch served near Conca dei Marini, a visit to the Fiordo di Furore and return to Salerno.
Meet & check-in — Molo Manfredi (Port of Salerno)
Arrive at Molo Manfredi to meet the crew, check passenger details and store small bags. Boarding begins promptly to prepare for the 10:00 departure.
Tips from local experts:
- Aim to arrive 20–30 minutes early to secure group loading order (useful for larger groups bringing coolers or equipment).
- There’s limited shade on the quay — bring a light layer for the short wait and keep valuables in a small bag you can carry on board.
- If you're meeting via taxi, ask the driver for ‘Molo Manfredi porto di Salerno’ to be dropped right at the dock entrance.
Boarding & safety briefing on board Canale 60
Quick safety briefing, hand out masks/fins and beach towels. Crew outlines swim/snorkel protocol and group plan for the day.
Tips from local experts:
- Keep your phone in a waterproof pouch or use the yacht’s dry storage — crew can usually stow cameras safely for quick swims.
- If anyone in your group is not a confident swimmer, let the crew know during check-in so life jackets are ready.
- Ask the crew to play your group's playlist (they provide an audio system and outside speakers) to set the mood early.
Coastal cruise past Cetara — scenic views and photo stops
Enjoy the coastline as the yacht sails past Cetara and small fishing villages — ideal for photos and a relaxed start to the day.
Tips from local experts:
- Best photos are from the stern or bow; ask the crew to slow for a 5-minute photo run if you want group shots with Cetara in the background.
- Pick up local tuna-focused snacks when booking charters in advance — Cetara is famous for anchovy and tuna products which make great shared bites.
- Bring a lightweight windbreaker for this open-water stretch — the sea breeze is refreshing but can be chilly for some.
Swim & snorkel stop — Spiaggia di Maiori (Bianca area)
Anchor near Maiori for a crystal-clear swim and snorkel session. Masks and fins are provided by the crew.
Tips from local experts:
- Enter the water from the swim ladder — crew will point to the calmest spot; avoid rocky edges if you’re not wearing water shoes.
- The water is typically clearest mid-morning in May — perfect for group snorkel snaps; bring a floating selfie stick if you have one.
- Store sunscreen and wet towels in the shaded cabin before jumping in; the crew will help with towel swaps to keep the deck tidy.
Onboard aperitif while cruising to Amalfi (Prosecco & snacks)
Enjoy Prosecco, light canapés and music as the yacht sails toward Atrani and Amalfi. Relax and socialize on deck.
Tips from local experts:
- Ask for the aperitif to be served on the bow for uninterrupted sea views — great for group photos and toasting.
- If your group prefers local wines or a specific mix, request this in advance so the crew can stock it (extras are charged).
- Keep a small camera ready: the coastline between Atrani and Amalfi offers dramatic cliffside villas ideal for candid shots.
Optional 1‑hour disembark & village walk — Amalfi (Duomo of Sant'Andrea)
If requested in advance, disembark for a one-hour guided stroll of Amalfi village and the Duomo (Romanesque cathedral). Return to the boat at the agreed time.
Tips from local experts:
- Coordinate with the crew beforehand — disembark must be requested so the yacht can moor at Amalfi’s landing point.
- The Duomo steps are iconic for photos but are steep; if anyone wants to skip, the Amalfi paper shops and cafès along Piazza Duomo are great people‑watch spots.
- Set a clear rendezvous time with the crew (they’ll radio you) — mobile reception can be spotty in the narrow streets.
Swim at Amalfi coastline — Marina Grande area / Arch area
Return to the yacht and swim in the sea near Amalfi’s coastline (the crew will pick a calm anchorage, often near Marina Grande).
Tips from local experts:
- Ask the crew to position the boat near the sheltered side of the bay for calmer water and easier re-boarding.
- Bring a waterproof speaker for a short playlist; keep volume friendly for other charter groups and locals.
- If you want underwater photos, request the crew’s snorkel masks with camera mounts or ask for their action-camera assistance.
Light lunch served aboard near Conca dei Marini
A small fresh lunch served on board (pasta portions, rice salad options, gnocchi alla Sorrentina and drinks included) while anchored close to Conca dei Marini.
Tips from local experts:
- If anyone in the group has dietary requirements (vegetarian, gluten-free), notify the operator ahead of time so they can prepare alternatives.
- Eat lightly before a planned post-lunch swim — pasta portions are generous but easy to digest; keep water handy.
- Ask for seating on the shaded side of the cockpit if you prefer a calmer dining spot and easier access to the cabin facilities.
Pass Fiordo di Furore — scenic stop for photos
Slow cruise into the dramatic Fiordo di Furore — short stop to admire and photograph the fjord and cliffside houses from the water.
Tips from local experts:
- The fjord is best viewed from the water — ask the captain to slow for a 10–15 minute photo window facing the gorge.
- If someone wants a cliff-side view afterwards, there’s a small viewpoint on the road above; coordinate timing if you plan to disembark (brief).
- The light in late afternoon (May) is excellent for group photos — use the rocky cliffs as a dramatic backdrop.
Return cruise to Salerno — evening sail, final swim (time permitting)
Leisurely return to Salerno with a final optional swim stop if conditions allow. Relax on deck and enjoy sunset light on the cliffs as you head home.
Tips from local experts:
- If you want a sunset photo, position yourselves on the port side for best light on the Amalfi cliffs heading back to Salerno.
- Order an extra round of spritzes or bottled beers earlier in the afternoon if you think you’ll want them on the return — extras are charged and subject to stock.
- Collect belongings into one soft bag before the final swim to make disembarkation smooth and quick.
Disembark & farewells — Molo Manfredi, Salerno
Return to the dock, disembark and say farewell. Crew will help with luggage and boarding arrangements for onward travel (taxis, buses).
Tips from local experts:
- Group photos: take a final group shot on the dock early — once crew begins unloading it gets busy.
- If you need a taxi for a large group, ask the crew in advance to radio for multiple vehicles to avoid split drop-offs.
- Keep small change handy for tipping the crew if you had a great day — they’ll appreciate it and it’s customary for private charters.
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 1 |
| Highlights | 5 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Friends |
| Transfers | 1 |
| Restaurants | 2 |
| Total Activities | 10 |
| Total Places | 10 |
| Activities Types | Neighborhood, Experience, Break, Meal, Attraction, Transfer |
