In Capri, explore the Piazzetta and its charming alleys, full of boutiques and outdoor cafes. Don't miss the view from the Gardens of Augustus and the panoramic Via Krupp, which offers breathtaking views of the Faraglioni and the sea.

Savor the fresh Caprese salad with buffalo mozzarella, local fish dishes and, to finish, a sip of limoncello. Also not to be missed is the famous Caprese.

Sailing around Capri, discover turquoise waters and hidden coves. The Blue Grotto is a must, where the light creates unique reflections, and bays like Marina Piccola are perfect for a swim in the most crystalline waters you've ever seen.

Don’t miss a visit to the Giardini La Mortella, an extraordinary botanical garden that hosts exotic plants from all over the world. The Castello Aragonese is another must-see, a fortress overlooking the sea that offers a spectacular view.

Don't miss a visit to the La Mortella Gardens, an extraordinary botanical garden that hosts exotic plants from all over the world. The Aragonese Castle is another unmissable point, a fortress overlooking the sea that offers spectacular views.

The Maronti Beach, with its clear sea and view of Mount Epomeo, is ideal for a whole day of relaxation. Every corner of the beach offers an unforgettable view and transparent waters for swimming.

Walk the famous Path of the Gods, which connects Positano to Nocelle, a panoramic path that offers you spectacular views of the coast and the crystal clear sea.

After a walk through the picturesque alleys, stop at the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, famous for its brightly colored majolica dome and its centuries-old history.

The beach of Positano is one of the most evocative of the Amalfi Coast. Its crystal clear waters and sand mixed with pebbles are perfect for a relaxing afternoon, while the cliffs surrounding the bay offer a unique natural setting.

The path to the Bay of Ieranto is an unmissable experience for nature lovers. Walking along the path that winds through olive groves, you will arrive at a quiet bay, protected by the WWF, famous for its crystal clear waters and spectacular views.

For a dive into local history and culture, visit the Church of San Salvatore, a small jewel that dates back to the 17th century. Located at the top of a hill, it offers not only an atmosphere of serenity, but also a breathtaking view of the Sorrento coast and the Gulf of Naples.

After an excursion or a cultural visit, spend the rest of the day on Nerano beach, famous for its crystal clear sea and calm waters, perfect for swimming or snorkelling.

Historic Amalfi – Admire the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, the Cloister of Paradise and discover history in the Paper Museum.

Sea and nature – Relax on the Spiaggia Grande, explore the magical Emerald Grotto and enjoy breathtaking views.

Flavors and views – Walk the Path of the Gods, taste seafood scialatielli, and enjoy the typical limoncello.