12 Day Positano Charter Itinerary - Positano to Antibes

Nestled into the cliff on the Amalfi Coast, Positano is a popular holiday destination in its own right. With steep winding streets and a stretch of pebbled beach, this historic location rich in tradition and wonder is a great way to start your vacation. The beige, yellow, pink, and terracotta-hued houses alongside the effervescent greenery make the perfect backdrop while you unwind on the sun deck of your superyacht. 

Have lunch at one of the many side street cafes or restaurants, such as Zass, before taking a dip into the crystalline water, where you can use your superyacht's locker of water toys and tender. As the evening draws closer, perhaps you'd like to visit one of the local cocktail bars for a nightcap or maybe visit Il San Pietro di Positano for a luxurious evening meal served as you overlook the sun setting on the horizon.

With the town divided from its marinas, Sorrento is perched on a vantage point on top of a tall cliff, offering a magnificent view of the Amalfi Coast. On a bright day, you can catch a glimpse of Capri and Mt Vesuvius from Sorrento.

While in Sorrento, take the time to explore the winding streets of the old town and embrace the hustle and bustle of the charming and authentically Italian destination by mingling with the locals who can point you to the best restaurants, attractions, and hidden gems. A point of interest in this area is the Chiesa di San Francesco. The 14th-century church has stunning architecture, providing charter guests with a cultural experience, perfect for vacation photographs, too.

There are plenty of pristine beaches and resorts to visit while on your luxury yacht charter, and there will even be some secluded coves, such as Cala Mariolu, for you to anchor for some privacy. However, those who would prefer to occupy their time with activity and action can stretch their legs and take a walk through the mountainous scenery of this location.

If hiking doesn't appeal to you, take some time to discover the culture of Sardinia by visiting Castello, the medieval quarter of Cagliari. Roaming around the narrow streets, visit a 13th-century cathedral and some beautiful 14th-century palaces. Or, if you are looking for the pinnacle of relaxation, make a day trip to Petra Segreta and spoil yourself by indulging in the many treatments and massage packets they offer while taking in the breathtaking view from their hill resort. 

End your days here by mingling with the locals at family-run restaurants where their welcoming and sincere attitude will make your meal taste all the better or for a more sophisticated dining experience. You can visit many highly acclaimed restaurants, such as Niu or Quattro Passi Al Pescatore, for a delightful meal with beautiful views overlooking the water. 

Surrounded by cliffs, this medieval town offers a stunning glimpse into the past with gorgeous architecture that remains largely intact.

Bonifacio is divided into two sections for you to explore as you wish. The lower area, known as the Old Town or the marina, is nestled along the water's edge, giving you some lovely spots for lunch and some pretty historic scenes to use as beautiful photography backdrops. On the cliff, you will find the second half of the town, which is aptly known as the Upper City. There lies the iconic citadel, which has been rebuilt several times over the years, but now presides over the city as a museum. After wandering around the many streets of quaint buildings and pretty cafes, take the time to enjoy the panoramic view of the Mediterranean sea from the clifftop.

This area is a protected site, so removing anything from here is forbidden. It is also a sanctuary for many species of marine life and birds. Girolata provides an unmissable experience for you to be one with nature and see what kind of fauna and flora belong to this earthly destination.

There are many underwater caves to explore here teeming with beautiful aquatic life, meaning that on your charter vacation, you will have the opportunity to snap some amazing underwater shots of you and your guests swimming among rare and exotic fish. Some of the caves may feature underwater currents so experienced divers may wish to proceed ahead of new divers in the group. After studying the marine life below the water's surface, dry off on one of the isolated sandy beaches and take time to appreciate the beauty of the red cliffs.

Anchoring down in the marina, you will immediately be faced with the beautiful 16th-century fort of Carre and winding streets leading to bustling cafes and gallerias where you can do some last-minute souvenir shopping.

Lunch at one of the renowned restaurants such as Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc or Le Figuier de Saint-Esprit before you take a stroll along the promenade to take one last look at the Mediterranean - you will also get your first look at the Alps mountain range from here. After an eventful and varied island hopping trip through some of the most sophisticated and luxurious destinations in the Mediterranean, you may find yourself planning your next big adventure.