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Amalfi & Positano Yacht Charter \u2014 The Amalfi Coast by Superyacht<\/h1>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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The Amalfi Coast is one of the most spectacular destinations in the entire Mediterranean. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, its 50 kilometers of coastline feature villages perched on vertical cliffs plunging into deep blue waters, cascading terraces of lemon groves, medieval cathedrals, and some of the finest cuisine in Italy. <\/p>

From a superyacht, the Amalfi Coast reveals a beauty that the land route\u2014narrow, winding, crowded in summer\u2014can never offer. The SS163, the Strada Statale that runs along the coast, is considered one of Italy’s most dangerous roads during high season. From the deck of a superyacht, the same coastline unfolds in absolute silence and serenity\u2014the colorful facades of Positano awakening at sunrise, the cliffs of Amalfi illuminated in late afternoon, the turquoise waters of coves inaccessible by road. <\/p>

International Yachts Charter and Brokerage XXIII<\/strong> offers superyachts available for charter on the Amalfi Coast<\/a>\u2014with stops in Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, and Capri<\/a>, STCW-certified crew, MYBA contract, and complete APA estimate within 48 hours.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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The Amalfi Coast\u2014History and Character<\/h2>

The coast has been inhabited since ancient times\u2014the Romans built their summer villas here, whose ruins are visible underwater in certain areas. In the 11th century, Amalfi was one of the four most powerful Maritime Republics in the Mediterranean, rivaling Genoa, Pisa, and Venice. Its table of measures\u2014the Tavola Amalfitana\u2014was the first maritime code of the Mediterranean, used until the 16th century. <\/p>

Today, the coast concentrates within 50 kilometers several of the most photographed villages in the world, dozens of starred and Michelin restaurants, some of the most exclusive hotels in Europe\u2014Le San Pietro di Positano, Villa Cimbrone in Ravello, Il San Pietro\u2014and an irreducible Mediterranean quality of life.<\/p>

Essential Stops<\/h2>

Positano\u2014The Vertical Village<\/h3>

Positano is the most photographed village on the Amalfi Coast\u2014its colorful houses cascading from the clifftop down to the pebble beach, its zigzagging staircases, its bougainvillea spilling over the alleyways, its shops selling handcrafted artisanal sandals.<\/p>

Anchoring off Positano at sunrise\u2014when golden light illuminates the colorful facades and the village gradually awakens\u2014is one of the most powerful visual experiences in the entire Mediterranean. This view\u2014impossible to replicate from the road\u2014is accessible only from the sea. <\/p>

The tender drops you directly at Spiaggia Grande\u2014a two-minute walk from Piazza dei Mulini and its restaurants. Spiaggia Grande is Positano’s central beach\u2014black and white pebbles, colorful umbrellas, beach service. For those seeking more tranquility\u2014Spiaggia del Fornillo, west of the village and accessible in 15 minutes on foot or 2 minutes by tender, is considerably quieter. <\/p>

Positano’s finest tables:<\/strong><\/p>