Top Italy Multi-day Cruises

Discover the new way to spend your holiday in total relaxation! Immerse yourself in the most hidden and unspoilt places of the Sicilian coast. (You can visit the most beautiful bays on board the brand new catamaran) In a brand new high-end catamaran to live an exclusive experience. The service is oriented to the provision of tourist activities and caters to travelers who love the sea, the boat and the nature. Our 40 foot catamaran will host on board a maximum of 10 passengers over the crew.

Set sail on an unforgettable journey along Italy’s most breathtaking coastline. From the enchanting Sorrento Coast, the adventure unfolds over three magical days of sea, sun, and discovery. Glide through crystal-clear waters, dive into hidden coves, and feel the gentle rhythm of the Mediterranean as you sail toward paradise. Spend your first night anchored beneath the sparkling lights of Capri, where timeless beauty meets pure romance. Wake up to the sound of the waves and sail toward Positano, the vertical village of pastel dreams. A charming taxi boat takes you ashore to explore boutiques, terraces, and colorful alleys that cascade down to the sea. By afternoon, set course for Amalfi, heart of the legendary coast, where another night under the stars awaits. Swim in turquoise bays, toast at sunset, and savor the rare feeling of freedom that only a sailboat can offer. This isn’t just a trip; it’s an experience that will stay with you forever.

Experience the magic of Southern Italy with this 4-day escape combining coastal beauty, vibrant culture, and timeless charm. Begin in Sorrento, where a guided walking tour introduces you to the town’s lively streets, historic squares, and breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples. Continue with a full-day exploration of the Amalfi Coast, discovering its dramatic cliffs, pastel-colored villages, and sparkling sea views. On Day 3, set sail to the glamorous island of Capri for a guided tour, where chic boutiques, stunning landscapes, and legendary history come together. Conclude your journey with a private transfer back to Naples, carrying home unforgettable memories of Italy’s Mediterranean gems.

Discover the magic of the Amalfi Coast on a 3-day private cruise aboard an elegant Hatteras 36 yacht. Enjoy 2 nights at anchor in Amalfi and Positano, exploring charming villages and living unique culinary experiences. DA guided tours of Amalfi and Ravello will allow you to admire the authentic beauty of these iconic places, accompanied by breathtaking views from sunrise to sunset. Relax, savor local dishes and create unforgettable memories under the stars. - 3-day private cruise with overnight stay in a double cabin - Guided tours of Amalfi and Ravello included in the tour - Night stop at anchor in Amalfi and Positano - Option for romantic dinners on board or lunches in seaside restaurants

This expertly planned 7-night tour fits the very best of Italy into one week, beginning and ending in Rome. Guided activities ensure you see the essential landmarks of the Tuscany, Umbria, and Veneto regions, with free time to explore local culture at your own pace. All logistics, transport, and hotel stays are arranged, so you can leave the guidebook at home and focus on savoring Renaissance art, awe-inspiring churches, world-class wine, and mouthwatering Italian food.

Venice is home to so many treasures that it’s difficult to know where to begin. With this two-day tour, optimize your time and take in the best of the city with a private guide. Explore central Venice on foot, including skip-the-line visits to the Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Basilica, plus take a gondola ride. On the following day, explore the lagoon islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello by private boat.

Discover some of Italy’s noteable destinations without planning logistics yourself on this 5-day tour from Rome. With a mix of free time and guided tours, this is an ideal overview for travelers with various interests who want to see a lot in a short trip. Visit Assisi, Siena, and Montepulciano; soak up Florence’s art and architecture; and continue to Bologna before arriving in Venice, the city of canals.