Meet your guide at Darsena pier in the town of Amalfi and hop aboard a spacious boat. Once everyone is on board and briefed about the day ahead, set to sail west towards Capri Island. Savour fresh fruits and drinks like Italian prosecco, Amalfi Coast limoncello, beer, and soft drink.

Explore Capri's pristine beaches, natural rock arches, and enchanting sea caves. Snap photos of the old watchtowers dotting the entire coast. Stop at secluded beaches that are only accessible by sea, giving you time to make use of the included snorkelling or to explore grottoes.

Cruise to the 'Arc of Lovers, a natural rock arch where couples once exchanged vows. Cruising by the ancient fishermen village of Conca dei Marini, catch a glimpse of Sophia Loren's villa and the historic “Il Saraceno” hotel on La Vite Beach.

View the stunning Santa Rosa Monastery, now a luxury hotel, which is the birthplace of the delectable “Sfogliatella Santa Rosa.” After Conca dei Marini's seaside, enter the western basin for stunning views of the villages of Furore and Praiano, Li Galli island, and the Faraglioni Rocks.

Pause at the Runghetiello Grotto, a picturesque sea cave named after a local fish, featuring vibrant frescoes on its red and green mineral-coated walls; a perfect spot for a refreshing dip.

Arrive at Furore Fjord, Italy's only natural fjord, hosting the “MarMeeting” international diving competition where professional divers from around the world showcase their skills by leaping from the 28-meter high bridge.

Continue to Praiano to explore Africana Grotto, with its distinctively blue waters. Set sail for Capri. Disembark on the island for a three-hour visit, where you will have time to have lunch (not included). Head to a spot with sweeping views of the Positano and the Sorrento Peninsula.

Get back on the boat and glide along Capri's seafront, focusing on its south-east side. Pass by Villa Jovis, the splendid residence of Roman Emperor Tiberius, followed by the Rock Window To The Sky, a large mountain cavity formed over millions of years.

Navigate by the Faraglioni Rocks, the “guardians” of Capri, and venture to a complex of interconnected sea caves, such as the White Grotto (Grotta Bianca) and the Green Grotto (Grotta Verde).

Make a splash with another swim stop before heading back to Amalfi on a return journey that includes magnificent sunset views. Return to your meeting point with a deeper appreciation of the wonders of the Amalfi Coast.