Italy needs no introduction — from its fascinating history to breathtaking scenery and delectable cuisine, this country offers something for everyone. For travellers seeking a luxury travel experience, few destinations can match the allure of sailing along the Amalfi Coast. Whether you dream of historic tours in Rome, gourmet dining in Tuscany, or relaxing at a Hawaii luxury resort package before heading to Europe, Italy delivers unforgettable memories.
The Amalfi Coast Sailing Experience
On select dates from mid-June through mid-October, you can sail from Sorrento to Amalfi with a stop in Messina, Sicily. With a maximum of 166 guests, this is an uncrowded luxury voyage aboard a four-masted tall ship. Enjoy expansive teak decks, swimming pools, tropical bars, piano lounges, and exquisite dining — all starting from just $1,850 per person (double occupancy).
Best Places to Visit on an Amalfi Coast Sailing Trip
Italy is rich in destinations for luxury travellers:
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Rome: Private Vatican and Colosseum tours plus high-end shopping.
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Amalfi Coast: Cliffside villages, yacht excursions, and gourmet dining.
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Tuscany: Wine tastings, truffle hunting, and villa stays.
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Lake Como: Exclusive lakeside retreats.
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Venice: Private gondola rides on world-famous canals.
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Costa Smeralda: Sardinia’s billionaire and celebrity hotspot.
Customized Sailing Services
At Sail the Italian, we offer:
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Honeymoon packages
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Weeklong or weekend sails
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Day sails
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All-inclusive or à la carte experiences
Amalfi Coast Travel Tips
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Best Time to Visit: April–October; avoid mid-August crowds during Ferragosto.
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Getting Around: Rent a car if comfortable with winding roads; ferries and buses are also available.
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Swimming: Expect paid beach chair and umbrella rentals, but free sections exist for those bringing their gear.
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Where to Stay: Sorrento for convenience, Scala for authenticity, Positano for luxury, or Raito for history lovers.
Top Attractions
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Heights of Ravello
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Fiordo di Furore
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Marina di Praia
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Pompeii Ruins
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Paestum Greek Temples
Things to Know Before You Go
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Sorrento isn’t technically part of the Amalfi Coast.
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The town of Amalfi is just one part of the coastline.
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No trains serve the Amalfi Coast — travel by bus, boat, or car.
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Boats run seasonally, weather permitting.
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This region is expensive — book early for deals.
Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway, cultural immersion, or just days spent lounging on a sun-soaked deck, Sail the Italian curates unforgettable luxury experiences along one of the world’s most beautiful coastlines.