The most request­ed routes are: (1) Posi­tano to Capri — a full-day char­ter cov­er­ing the Li Gal­li Islands, Capri’s sea caves, the Faraglioni, and the Blue Grot­to; (2) the Amal­fi Coast run — head­ing east to Pra­iano, the Furore Fjord, Con­ca dei Mari­ni, and Amal­fi; and (3) a half-day Li Gal­li and hid­den coves tour for guests with lim­it­ed time. Full-day Ischia and Pro­ci­da char­ters are also avail­able and pop­u­lar for guests who want to explore beyond the imme­di­ate coastline.

The Li Gal­li Islands — also known as the Sirenuse — are an unin­hab­it­ed vol­canic arch­i­pel­ago 4 nau­ti­cal miles south of Posi­tano, in the Tyrrhen­ian Sea. In Greek mythol­o­gy, they were the home of the Sirens who lured sailors to their deaths. In the 20^th cen­tu­ry, the islands were owned by Russ­ian bal­let dancer Rudolf Nureyev, who used them as a pri­vate retreat. Today they are a pro­tect­ed area of excep­tion­al nat­ur­al beau­ty. Anchor­ing near­by for morn­ing swim­ming in their crys­talline water is one of the most mem­o­rable ele­ments of any Posi­tano pri­vate charter.

Yes. Da Adol­fo is one of Posi­tano’s most cel­e­brat­ed and char­ac­ter­ful restau­rants — a rus­tic water­front spot on a small peb­ble beach below the vil­lage, acces­si­ble only by the restau­ran­t’s own red wood­en boat or by pri­vate char­ter. We can incor­po­rate a lunch stop at Da Adol­fo into your itin­er­ary, with reser­va­tions orga­nized in advance by our team. It is par­tic­u­lar­ly pop­u­lar for guests who want an authen­tic, unhur­ried local lunch expe­ri­ence as part of their char­ter day.

Both are excel­lent, and the right choice depends on where you’re stay­ing and your pri­or­i­ties. Sor­ren­to is clos­er to Capri (35 – 50 min vs 75 – 90 min from Posi­tano) and offers a wider range of ves­sels in the har­bor. Posi­tano adds the Li Gal­li Islands to the nat­ur­al route and offers the incom­pa­ra­ble expe­ri­ence of depart­ing from one of Europe’s most visu­al­ly spec­tac­u­lar beach­es. For guests stay­ing in Posi­tano, depart­ing from there elim­i­nates any trans­fer — and the approach to Capri along the Sor­ren­to Penin­su­la’s south­ern coast is gen­uine­ly spectacular.

A Posi­tano sun­set char­ter is among the most sought-after expe­ri­ences on the entire Amal­fi Coast — and one of the most nat­u­ral­ly roman­tic set­tings in the world for a wed­ding pro­pos­al. The vil­lage faces west, and the late after­noon light turns the pas­tel facades from cream and peach to deep amber and rose over the course of an hour. From the water, the trans­for­ma­tion is even more the­atri­cal than from the shore. We typ­i­cal­ly depart around 5 – 5:30 PM, cruise toward the Li Gal­li Islands and back, and return as dusk falls. For guests plan­ning a pro­pos­al, we can arrange flow­ers, a pri­vate pho­tog­ra­ph­er on board, and a chilled bot­tle of cham­pagne ready at exact­ly the right moment — with noth­ing but open sea and the Amal­fi Coast glow­ing behind you.

Ves­sel capac­i­ty varies across our fleet. Tra­di­tion­al Gozzi and open speed­boats accom­mo­date 6 – 10 pas­sen­gers com­fort­ably for a full day. Larg­er yachts and cata­ma­rans in our fleet accom­mo­date up to 16 – 20 pas­sen­gers, mak­ing them ide­al for fam­i­ly groups or cel­e­bra­tion char­ters. The ves­sel does not need to be ful­ly occu­pied — many cou­ples and small groups of 2 – 4 choose a mid-size boat for the com­fort and deck space. Our team will rec­om­mend the best ves­sel for your group size and itinerary.