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Gems of the Amalfi Coast

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After an amazing drive along the scenic Amalfi Coast, you will reach Ravello, perched on a cliff overlooking the Gulf of Naples. Its cathedral, founded in 1086, contains medieval pulpits, Roman sarcophagi and Renaissance paintings. You will also visit Villa Rufolo, which inspired Wagner to create the magical garden of Klingsor for his opera Parsifal. Admire more breathtaking views of the rocky cliffs as you travel the coastline to gorgeous Positano.

Sunset Cocktails Overlooking Capri

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Large windows and the spacious terrace of the Relais Blu Boutique Hotel and Restaurant provide the perfect setting to watch the sun dip below the horizon, transforming the sky from cerulean to rose as the shimmering turquoise waters of the Mediterranean deepen to midnight blue. Perched on a cliff above the Gulf of Naples in the charming seaside village of Marciano, the charming hotel welcomes you to experience a sunset like no other with breathtaking views that extend out to the island of Capri.

Captivating Capri and the Blue Grotto

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A private motorboat will whisk you across the shimmering waters of the Gulf of Naples to explore the coastal beauty of the island of Capri. Enjoy gorgeous views of the island’s steep rock cliffs carpeted in forests of cypress and palm trees as you make your way to the renowned Blue Grotto. A rowboat will ferry you into the low entrance to this cave wherein you can marvel at the iridescent blue waters. You may also have time to visit Capri’s other beautiful sea caves, including the Green Grotto, Coral Grotto and White Grotto.

Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius

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Embarking from Sorrento, you will enjoy stunning views of the Bay of Naples en route to Mount Vesuvius, the active volcano that buried the city of Pompeii in ash during its eruption in 79 AD. Beginning at an altitude of 3,000 feet, you will hike another 1,650 feet to the volcano’s crater, crossing hardened lava with crevices exuding fumes and heat. During free time to explore the crater, you will enjoy spectacular views of Naples. After lunch you will explore the ancient city of Pompeii, frozen in time following the Vesuvius eruption.

SHORE EXCURSIONS - SORRENTO, ITALY

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The meticulously crafted Shore Excursions of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection let you explore each destination exactly as you wish, whether visiting iconic sights, immersing yourself in local culture, or discovering untamed natural beauty. Join a small cadre of fellow travelers on Select Group Excursions or explore with your chosen personal companions on Pre-Designed Private Excursions curated by our destination experts. We can also craft a unique itinerary tailored to your preferences with our Custom Private Excursions.

Sorrento, Italy

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This port on Italy’s southern coast overlooking the Bay of Naples is a popular starting place to see all of the pretty towns along the famous Amalfi Coast, but don’t miss the charms of Sorrento itself. The town is perched on cliffs high above the marinas and port below. Visit the 8th-century Cloisters of San Francesco and the Sorrento Cathedral, started in the 15th century with many additions made over time. Relax at a café in Piazza Tasso, the hub of the town.

Sorrento

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This port on Italy’s southern coast overlooking the Bay of Naples is a popular starting place to see all of the pretty towns along the famous Amalfi Coast, but don’t miss the charms of Sorrento itself. The town is perched on cliffs high above the marinas and port below. Visit the 8th-century Cloisters of San Francesco and the Sorrento Cathedral, started in the 15th century with many additions made over time. Relax at a café in Piazza Tasso, the hub of the town. From Sorrento it is also possible to take an excursion to the UNESCO-listed ruins of Pompeii and the mighty volcano Vesuvius.