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Campania, Italy

The Best Way to See Turkey: A Sailing Itinerary of the Marmais to Dodecanese The Gulf of Naples offers some of the most amazing scenery in all of Italy. If you're looking for a cruise vacation thatÃ¢â¬â¢ll let you explore the best of this area, look no further than Salerno Base. You'll get to visit the islands of Salerno, Procida, Ischia and Capri, as well as enjoy some time on the stunning Amalfi Coast. This is the perfect idyllic break for anyone who wants to relax and take in the natural beauty of this Italian region.

Departure Port

Salerno Base

Duration

7D6N

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Day 1

Amalfi Your journey will start at the Salerno base, where we'll board our ship and set sail for the Amalfi Coast. We'll spend the day cruising along this stunning stretch of coastline, taking in the natural beauty of the area. The whole town of Amalfi is part of UNESCO's World Heritage Site, so you know you'll be in for a treat! This area is renowned for its dramatic cliffs topped by lush vegetation, crystal-clear waters and quaint towns. You'll have plenty of time to explore the coastline and take in the breathtaking views. In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious meal on the deck as you watch the sun set over the gulf.

Day 2

Capri Continuing your charter, you'll make your way to the Isle of Capri. This island is famed for its rugged coastline, azure waters and luxury lifestyle. You'll have time to explore the island and visit some of its famous landmarks such as the Blue Grotto, a natural sea cave with vibrant blue waters. If time allows, itÃ¢â¬â¢s worth climbing up to the peak of Monte Solaro for the most impressive views of the island and the gulf. Alternatively, have a gaze out in the open beside the historic statue of Sphinx of Villa San Michele. A walk to Tragara to view the scenic rock formations of the Faraglioni is also worth your time. Spending the evening at the Taverna is one of the best decisions you can do in Capri. Savour a dish of Spaghetti alla Gragnano, the homemade tagliolini with lobster, or one of the delicious pizzas while enjoying the sounds of live music in the background. What better way to end your day on this beautiful island?

Day 3

Ischia At our next destination, weÃ¢â¬â¢ll spend two days on the Island of Ischia. This island is well known as the Green Island for its flourishing flora. Ischia is also a volcanic island home to some of the most therapeutic hot springs in all of Italy, so don't forget to have a thermal bath at Sorgeto Bay. In the afternoon, take a stroll to one of Ischia's most iconic places, Aragonese Castle and Sant'Angelo. As night falls, enjoy high-quality Italian wines at Casa D'Ambra to enjoy a lovely dinner.

Day 4

After spending our first day on the Island of Ischia visiting its most picturesque places, it's time to enjoy the beaches of Ischia under the bright sunny sky. Ischia has a large number of black and white sand beaches. Maronti Beach, Citara Beach and Sant'Angelo Beach are three of the island's most renowned. As well as numerous bays and inlets, the mineral springs combined with sea fumaroles that emit from the seabed create extremely warm and beneficial waters.

Day 5

Procida The Isle of Procida, which is a tiny but lovely island in the Gulf of Naples, is our next stop. Procida is one of several islands that has retained the natural beauty of the land well. For two days, weÃ¢â¬â¢ll enjoy the turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs and quaint villages that make this island so special. We'll also have time to visit the Marina Grande, where you can find a variety of shops and restaurants. Taking a hike at the Terra Murata is one of the most recommended activities. From the top of this hill, you'll have a stunning view of Procida's landscape as well as the neighbouring islands of Ischia and Capri.

Day 6

In addition to its natural beauty, Procida is also home to some excellent restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood dishes. Savour some of Procida's traditional dishes such as 'Scarpariello' (a type of chicken dish) or 'Coniglio alla Procidana' (rabbit cooked in a sauce made with tomatoes, garlic and herbs).

Day 7

Salerno On our final day, we'll sail the gulf of Naples towards Salerno where you'll have one last chance to enjoy the stunning views of the Gulf of Naples. If you haven't visited Salerno's most famous cathedral, the Duomo, be sure to stop by as it's one of the city's most important sights. If youÃ¢â¬â¢re interested in another activity, take a hike to Castello di Arechi, an impressive 11th-century castle that offers stunning views of the city and gulf below. A stroll in the historic town centre of Salerno is one of the best ideas to do as the streets are full of picturesque scenes. Alternatively, paying a visit to the Greek archaeological site Paestum is a great way to complete your journey in the Gulf of Naples.