Aproveite ao máximo suas férias na Costa Amalfitana e navegue em um confortável Gozzo Sorrentino, um clássico barco de madeira italiano. Você navegará pela península, apreciando algumas das vistas mais famosas da Itália – pense em terraços esculpidos em penhascos e coloridas vilas de pescadores. Dê um mergulho no Mediterrâneo e relaxe a bordo com um almoço e um gole da bebida favorita da região, o limoncello. Você terá uma hora e meia para passear pelas ruas estreitas e boutiques de Positano e Amalfi – não deixe de dar uma olhada na Catedral de Amalfi da era medieval.

Passeio de barco de dia inteiro em Positano e Amalfi com almoço
- Viaje com estilo em um barco clássico Gozzo Sorrentino pela Costa Amalfitana
- Visite Positano e Amalfi para conhecer ruas sinuosas e maravilhas arquitetônicas, como a Catedral de Amalfi
- Prove o limoncello local e desfrute de um almoço com bebida de cortesia a bordo
Cruzeiro de barco
Almoço
Refrigerantes
Transporte
Escolta
Paradas para nadar
- Esteja ciente de que você precisará pagar uma taxa de desembarque de € 10,00 em dinheiro no dia
- O itinerário e as paradas para banho ficam sempre a critério do capitão com base no tráfego marítimo e nas condições do mar.
- Por favor, não traga sua própria comida e bebida a bordo
- Você pode alugar ou comprar equipamento de mergulho com snorkel a bordo
- Não é adequado para hóspedes que sofrem de enjoo em viagem
- Não é adequado para cadeiras de rodas
- Não é adequado para hóspedes que não sabem nadar
- As crianças devem ser supervisionadas por um adulto (maior de 18 anos) o tempo todo
- Traga roupa de banho e protetor solar
- Traga uma toalha
- Traga um chapéu
- Traga dinheiro para extras ou gratificações
- Sujeito às condições climáticas
- Observe que todos os horários são aproximados e sujeitos a alterações
- Por favor, informe-nos sobre quaisquer requisitos alimentares que você tenha no momento da reserva
O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência
Com base em 6 avaliações de clientes verificados
Categorias de avaliação
Segurança
5/5
Serviço
5/5
Equipe
5/5
Relação custo-benefício
5/5
Gary and Andrea
De Estados Unidos da America - setembro de 2025Viagem de casais
25 - 34 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
I can honestly say this is the best trip we have ever been on! Vicky and Captain Antonio were fantastic! This trip has been on our bucket list for a l ...
Luke
De Estados Unidos da America - agosto de 2025Viagem de casais
18 - 24 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
Skipper Antonio was fantastic and made a beautiful pasta lunch onboard. Vicky was welcoming and took the time to talk to all guests providing refreshm ...
Bert and Ange
De Estados Unidos da America - agosto de 2025Viagem de casais
35 - 44 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
Tony the Skipper was amazing, Vicky the tour guide was very knowledgeable and took time to talk to everybody, made us feel really welcome. The views w ...
John & Hope
De Estados Unidos da America - agosto de 2025Viagem de casais
18 - 24 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
Chris
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025Viagem de casais
25 - 34 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
Host were really friendly and helpful. Nothing felt like too much trouble
Maria
De Estados Unidos da America - junho de 2025Viajando com a família
25 - 34 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
Victoria made us so comfortable and welcomed on the boat, such a beautiful person. Which really was the icing on the cake of a fantastic tour. The sce ...
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