Capri
No one can escape from the charm of the island of Capri, the sight of the Faraglioni Rocks or a trip to the Grotta Azzurra. Many of the most enchanting stretches of the Capri coastline are completely inaccessible by land. By boat you will be able to reach those secluded bays which are just perfect for swimming or sun bathing. It only takes one hour or a little bit more to circle the island. In this way you can visit the caves, the special rock formations, and all the beauties at sea level. Discover also the Grotta Bianca, the Natural Arch and the bay of Marina Piccola. Capri is an island which should be experienced also by night; when the sea is enlightened by the silver light of the moon and the blinking lanterns of the small fishing boats. Dining on the Island of Capri and wandering through the winding streets where you will find chic shopping boutiques, is always a wonderful experience to remember. The picturesque streets of Capri are famous for the latest designer garment, precious jewelers etc...
Ischia
Ischia is known as the Emerald Island because of its luxuriant vegetation. The island is renowned as one of the most important healing centers in the whole of the Mediterranean and for its sea and its remarkable spa resources. Golden beaches, social life, excellent food, relax and wellbeing can all be found on the sun splashed spa retreat shores of Ischia, making it a pristine superyacht destination worth stopping by. We recommend to visit Sant' Angelo, a small fishing village in the south of the island. This place is an idyllic treasure, bounded on one side by soaring cliffs which meld beautifully into crystal clear waters. The village boasts a variety of ceramic shops and cafes on the main little square. Worth to be mentioned is the Aragonese Castle, the most impressive historical monument of Ischia.
Positano
Along the spectacular Amalfi Coast, the splendor of the scenery is more than matched by the warmth and charm of the people. The hillside is clustered with village houses lively and colorful painted. You can explore the coastal towns of Positano & Amalfi with their Moorish cupolas. Positano is linked with a network of steep streets which rise up and down the town where you'll find all kinds of small ateliers and boutiques offering what is known around the world as "Positano Fashion". The town is also famous for its handmade sandals. Some of the artisan shops will make them for you while you wait. You can also visit the countryside on the Sorrento Coast with its vineyards, lemon grooves and ancient ruins.
The Pontine Islands: Ponza & Ventotene
Scattered across the sea between the Bay of Naples and Rome, the Pontine Islands are a paradise for scuba divers, filled with cliffs, caves and crystal clear waters. The main island is Ponza, where it's all about living and breathing "il mare". The sea, the beauty and the landscapes will make you come back time and time again.
