Boat Tour from Amalfi

For a different perspective, the eastern route visits Atrani (the smallest town in southern Italy), Minori, Maiori and Cetara — a fishing village famous for its anchovy sauce. This route is less crowded and reveals the quieter, more authentic side of the Amalfi Coast that most tourists miss.

Full-day tours from Amalfi can reach Capri, covering the entire Gulf of Naples in a single epic day. BlueKeys also offers sunset cruises from Amalfi harbour — particularly beautiful as the evening light illuminates the Duomo and the stacked houses behind it.

All tours include a local skipper, snorkelling gear, drinks and sun awning. After your tour, explore Ravello in the hills above — a 20-minute bus ride rewards you with some of the finest views in Italy. Where to stay on the coast or transfer from Naples.

Bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a waterproof phone pouch and a light jacket for the afternoon breeze. Wear shoes that can get wet for easy boarding at the harbour. If you are prone to seasickness, take medication before departure — coastal waters around Amalfi are generally calm. The best months are May through October, with June and September offering warm seas and thinner crowds.

Group tours (6–10 guests) start from €55 per person for a half-day — ideal for budget-conscious travellers who still want a premium coastal experience. Private charters start from €400 and let you design the itinerary around your interests, whether that means extra time at the Emerald Grotto or a seafood lunch in a hidden cove.

Every BlueKeys boat departing from Amalfi is licensed, inspected yearly and equipped with life jackets, a fire extinguisher and a first-aid kit. Our skippers practise responsible seamanship — low speeds near cliffs and grottoes, no anchoring on Posidonia seagrass and eco-friendly products on board. We take the preservation of this UNESCO-worthy coastline seriously.