Forever on the Amalfi Coast

A private boat excursion along the Amalfi Coast — designed for newlyweds.

You have chosen the Amalfi Coast for your wedding. Now choose the moment that will define it.

Forever on the Amalfi Coast is a sunset excursion built for newlyweds who want to celebrate their wedding on the water. It is not a wedding planning service. It is a complete, bookable experience that you add to your day the same way you would any other tour on this coast: departure point, duration, and what is included. The difference is what you are celebrating.

Departing from Positano or Praiano, the route follows the coastline past the Li Galli Islands, the Furore Fjord and some of the most photographed stretches of coast in the world, arriving in Amalfi. Every stop is planned around one goal: the most beautiful photographs and the most memorable moments of your time on this coast as a married couple.

Nothing can rival the magic of cruising around the Li Galli rocks with champagne on board, the coast glowing in front of you, and an entire boat to yourselves.

The route runs from east to west along the Amalfi Coast, ending in Amalfi — one of the great medieval towns of southern Italy. Stops and timing adapt on the day to your pace and preferences.
Everything begins at Marina Grande in Positano — or from Marina di Praia or La Gavitella in Praiano if that suits you better. The boat is decorated and waiting. Champagne or prosecco as you leave the harbour, the village rising behind you.

A few minutes offshore, the captain heads for the Li Galli Islands — three small rocky islands sitting in open water between Positano and Praiano. According to legend, these were the home of Homer's Sirens, the islands that called to Odysseus. The water here is deep, clear and brilliantly lit. We anchor, you swim, and the coastline stretches behind you in every direction. Your first photographs of the day.

The route continues west along the cliffs of Praiano. The captain can take you inside the Africana Grotto — a sea cave accessible only by boat — and past the tiny fishing bay of Marina di Praia, a place that feels as though nothing has changed in fifty years. Quiet, unhurried, and almost entirely free of crowds. 

Further along the coast comes the Furore Fjord — a narrow inlet cut straight into the cliff, reachable only from the sea. Sheer rock walls on both sides, emerald water, absolute silence. One of the most dramatic and photogenic locations on the entire Amalfi Coast, and one that no bus tour ever sees. We anchor inside and give you as much time as you want. 

Rounding the next headland, we pass Conca dei Marini and the Emerald Grotto — where sunlight filters through an underwater fissure and turns the water an extraordinary shade of green. The visit inside is optional; the captain will have entrance tickets ready if you want to go in (€8 per person, cash on site).

The final stretch brings you into Amalfi. You can dock and walk to the cathedral, explore the old town, or simply take in the famous waterfront from the sea. Just around the next headland is Atrani — one of the smallest villages on the entire coast, a tight cluster of white houses, a small beach, and a church built at the water's edge. Almost nobody reaches it by boat.

When you are ready, the captain heads back along the coast as the light begins its shift into late afternoon. The cliffs take on a different colour. Drop-off in Positano or Praiano, as arranged.