Days at sea
The sunset run
Three hours, the light going, and nobody around.
- Duration
- 3 hours
- Price
- €500
- Guests
- up to 8
- Departure
- Marina Piccola
- Boat
- Venere 28
How the day goes
The coast changes colour twice in half an hour and the sea empties out. This is the one people choose when they have something important to ask, or simply want to stop talking and look.
- 01
Leaving Marina Piccola
We go out late afternoon, once the ferries are done for the day.
- 02
The coast turns gold
Sorrento takes the light from the west, all at once.
- 03
Stop offshore
Engine off, Vesuvius on one side and the sun on the other.
- 04
Back in the dark
Village lights coming on as we come alongside.
Included in the price
- Skipper — Someone from the family at the wheel, all day.
- Cabin and WC — A bathroom on board and shade under the canopy.
- Swim stops — As many as you want, where the water is right.
- Welcome aperitivo — Fruit, snacks, water, beer, sparkling wine, soft drinks.
- Equipment — Masks, snorkels, beach towels, floats, deck shower.
- Fuel — All the day’s fuel.
Paid separately
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These are taxes and tickets collected by the councils and the grotto operators, not by us. We list them here so nobody finds out at the quay.
If your plans change
- More than 14 days before: cancel with no penalty, the deposit is refunded in full.
- From thirteen days onwards: we keep the deposit, that is 30%. Nothing more.
- If the sea does not allow it, we move the date or refund in full.
You’ll be on this one
On board Venere 28 Sorrentine gozzo, nine metres ten Come aboard Book this day
- Price
- €500
- per group
- Deposit
- €150
- 30%
- Balance on board
- €350
- 70%
The balance is paid on board on the day, by card or in cash.
Departure port: Marina Piccola, Sorrento · 3 hours
The other days
Around the island of Capri
The grottoes, the Faraglioni, and time ashore.
Capri and Positano in one day
The long crossing: two famous places, eight hours on the water.
Positano and Amalfi
The whole coast, the Emerald Grotto, and lemon terraces down to the water.
The Sorrentine peninsula
The coast we live on: half a day, few miles, a lot of swimming.
Photographs from this day
