Last Minute sailing boat holidays amalfi coast.
A awesome voyage along the spectacular Amalfi coast on a sailboat - beautiful beaches, picturesque landscapes. You can visit gorgeous spot every day, including Amalfi, Sorrento, Ischia, Capri, Positano and Naples. Picturesque villages, you can taste sumptuous fresh seafood and chilled out waterfronts.
(week) Seven days sailing holiday in amalfi coast Boarding: Naples Arrival: Naples
Your sailing vacation begins in a cruises around the Bay of Naples, Ischia, Capri, Positano, Amalfi, Sorrento. Each destination will be organized excursions to fully enjoy these wonderful places.
Itinerary:
Day 1 Boarding: Naples, cruises around the Bay of Naples, between green hills and clear blue sea. With its jaw dropping panorama view appealing to an abundance of tourists each year, you can see Vesuvius, the city of Naples.
Day 2 – Ischia is the largest of the islands in the Bay of Naples and is a volcanic island, rich in springs, muds, fumaroles and sands, In fact, on the island there are many thermal parks.
Day 3 – Capri this island is a short sail from Naples is regarded by many as the most beautiful place on earth so it is an obligatory stop.
Day 4 – Positano, the city Pearl of the Amalfi Coast, attracts thousands of visitors every year. All year long, the town is always full of people.
Day 5 – sailing to the famous town of Amalfi. It is a picturesque town, to visit absolutely (scattered with narrow streets, medieval churches).
Day 6 – Sorrento. You cannot visit the Amalfi Coast and not stop off at Sorrento, the heart of this magnificent Italian coastline.
Day 7 – Return to Naples.
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Last Minute sailing boat Vacation in Sardinia
Visiting Sardinia on a sailing boat is a wonderful experience for everyone (including families with children). Sardinia offers little islands and bays with turquoise and crystalline sea.
SARDINIA AND CORSICA 18 MT CATAMARAN CRUISE
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Those who chose to spend their holidays on a sailing boat surely came across countless offers on the charter market. Seeing those amazing brochures of luxury catamarans and wonderful sailing boats probably popped out a question:
Those who are dreaming about a boat trip do not probably know about the differences between a sailing boat and a catamaran; just looking at the photos of both of them, exploring the rooms or the dinette makes you want to get on board and leave. But which one is better? Both crafts are usually mixed up without any kind of distinction, but there are instead many differences between them.
The physical differences between the catamaran and the sailing boat make the latter, having only one hull, more quick and easy to move nearby the ports, to the cost of the comforts offered by a catamaran of course. The catamaran has two or more hulls (multihull) that make it more stable during the navigation, allowing a safe mooring without the need to spend money on port dues and enjoying the amazing panorama straight from the boat. A sailing boat calls instead for more participation and spirit of adventure: the narrower spaces on board make the experience an active group work.
The majority of sailing boats having one hull usually has just one engine. The catamaran with two hulls has of course two engines, one per hull. This characteristic makes it faster and safer; it also has a great stability, ideal for those who want a trip based on luxury and relax. When a boat is sailing against the wind it can be victim of a careening effect, an inclination due to the wind that sometimes can reach 30° or more. Of course the enthusiasts of sailing boats would be very happy, but those who are not used to the navigation, preferring a more stable situation, would rather be on board of a catamaran which can manage this effect better thanks to the strength of two hulls.
Last but not least there are the differences about the spaces and the comforts. A multihull catamaran provides bigger spaces, allowing more privacy among the people on board and the extra crew (for ex. hostesses and skippers). A sailing boat is more “intimate” because of the narrower spaces and a smaller group of people, ideal for those who want to give away a little bit of comfort to the benefit of a lower cost of the trip.
Sailing boat | Catamaran | |
Maximum number hosts: | 12 | 12 |
Crew | 1/2 | 1/3 |
Suggested number hosts | 2/6 | 4/8 |
Previous experiences | relevant | not relevant |
Spaces on board | + 80 % | |
Speed | + 20 % | |
Careening effect | 25° / 60° | 5° / 15° |
Children and elders | few limitations | not relevant |
Activities during navigation | lots of limitation | few limitations |
Navigation and mooring comforts | low | high |
Extra costs (gasoline and port dues) | + 30 % | |
Charter offers | high | low |
Talking with the Captain when booking a multihull catamaran or a sailing boat is very important to choose properly. He will suggest the best choice relying on the group’s needs in order to satisfy your requests and expectations.
Positano is considered a "pearl" among the cities of the Sorrento Peninsula. The best place to take a dip in crystalline waters during an italian sailboat vacation. Positano is a cliffside village located on the Amalfi Coast, in the South of Italy. This village is made of steep and rugged cliffs rising up from the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by a range of colorful builidings. Positano attracts thousands of visitors every year. The city is full of people all year long, that's why if you're planning to spend an holiday on a sailboat in Positano, it would be better to book your trip around the spring season.
Positano is considered one of the most beautiful locations in Italy, famous for shopping and mundanity. Along with Capri and the Amalfi Coast it represents one of the most beautiful places in the world. This is a relaxing and suggestive itinerary: the navigation is mainly coastal, especially recommended for those who's spending a vacation on a sailboat for the first time. We combine the Sorrento Peninsula sailboat charter with visits to Pompeii, Herculaneum and other destinations of interest such as Amalfi and Ravello.
For the charter in the Sorrentine Peninsula you can board from any Campanian nautical base. The best period to spend a weekend or a week on a sailboat in Positano goes from May June July August and September 2016.
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