Beach tour by boat – Campania, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

If you are looking for something exciting and off the beaten tracks, this experience is focused on great swims, nature and discovery of the best bays and coves only accessible by water.
Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast do not offer many large sandy beaches, due to the configuration of the territory and vertical cliffs, and for this reason a boat tour is one of the best experience to live during your holiday in Sorrento to enjoy the water.
Departing from Sorrento the Captain will reach Bagni Regina Giovanna first, to show the ruins of the ancient roman villa and to give you the chance to swim at “Puolo Bay”.
Next stop will be the waterfall, to enjoy the fresh cold water falling at sea, from the mountain.
After that, we will reach Mitigliano bay.
This bay at the edge of the Sorrentine Peninsula is famous for snorkeling and due to the presence of intersting caves.
The scenery is unique as it is the point closer to the isle of Capti and it is possible to admire the isle from the bay.
Next stop will be Nerano bay, at the edge of the Peninsula, where our guest can swim in transparent waters, reach a couple of small beach with pebbles. Nerano is an ancient fishing village and guests will have free time to explore the surrounding area before returning on board.
After visiting Nerano next step will be Tordignlano bay.
Located under a 300 meters cliff, this beach is only reachable by boat or by water, following a path in the nature of around 800 steps. It will be possible to swim in peace and tranquillity, enjoy the coast, the local flora and fauna in this secluded place.
After last swim in Tordigliano the Captain will set the route to and return to Sorrento Marina Piccola Port.
After a visit to Nerano (with free time on land for lunch(

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Best Beaches only reachable by water
Deep immersion in Nature and visit to Nerano ancient fishing village
Amazing swims at the very best places on the coast

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