Arrive in Naples and settle aboard your yacht. Spend the afternoon exploring the Historic Centre of Naples, a UNESCO World Heritage site whose urban fabric preserves layers of past civilizations from Greek Neapolis through Roman, medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque eras. Wander narrow alleys, visit baroque churches like Santa Chiara, and taste street-food staples. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner featuring Campanian classics — fresh seafood, mozzarella di bufala, and limoncello — paired with views of Vesuvius under twilight.

Cruise across the Tyrrhenian Sea toward the Isle of Capri. Anchor near iconic formations like the Faraglioni or near the Blue Grotto to swim. Later, tender ashore to explore Marina Grande, the famous Piazzetta, and the Gardens of Augustus. As dusk approaches, dine alfresco as Capri’s lights begin to sparkle across the water.

Sail toward Positano, descending the coast’s dramatic cliffs. Spend the afternoon wandering its stair-strewn pathways, browsing artisan ceramics, or hiking above the coast. Evening aboard with lemon-infused pasta and sea views.

A short coastal leg brings you to Ravello, a hilltop town famous for its tranquility and vistas. Explore the legendary gardens of Villa Rufolo, built in the 13th century with terraces overlooking the sea, Moorish architectural touches, and a setting so poetic it inspired Wagner. Absorb sweeping views over the Tyrrhenian, stroll fragrant citrus groves, and dine under stars in calm elegance.

Glide a brief leg to Amalfi. Explore its medieval cathedral (Duomo di Amalfi), cloisters, and the Paper Museum, plus lemon groves that fringe its slopes. Perhaps join a cooking lesson for handmade pasta paired with Amalfi lemons. Evening either on deck or ashore, savouring the glow of dusk over the sea and the scent of salt and citrus.

This is your longest day at sea, heading toward the island of Ischia, known for thermal springs, lush vegetation, and its wellness-culture. Relax with a dip in thermal baths or visit Castello Aragonese, a fortress rising on a small islet connected by footbridge. The sea and air are scented with herbs; evening is light, ingredient-focused, and restorative.

Begin your final morning with a swim or walk in Ischia’s gardens or along its coast. Cruise back to Naples. A farewell brunch aboard with fresh espresso, marine vistas, and lingering memories of pastel villages, salt air, sea caves, and la dolce vita.