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From Rome: Amalfi Coast Cruise, Positano, Ravello & Seaside Lunch
Will this work for your group?
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- All 5 of you can be booked together.
- Open to all ages, including your youngest.
- 5 fares — children priced separately
About this experience
Discover the Amalfi Coast by road and sea on a beautifully curated day trip from Rome, featuring Positano viewpoints, a scenic boat cruise, Emerald Cave, Amalfi, Ravello, breakfast, lunch with wine, swimming, prosecco, gelato, and Villa Rufolo, all included. Leave Rome behind on a premium small-group journey where every detail has already been arranged. Begin with an authentic Italian breakfast at one of Pompeii's oldest cafés before the spectacular Sorrento Coast reveals the beauty of southern Italy. Admire Positano from above, then board a boat to cruise to the Emerald Cave, see Positano and Furore from the sea, enjoy a refreshing swim with prosecco and music onboard, and arrive in Amalfi for an authentic lunch with wine. Continue to elegant Ravello for free time, complimentary gelato, and Villa Rufolo before returning comfortably to Rome.
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What you actually do
You get out at all 7 stops.
- 1
Pompeii
Begin in Rome with a smooth, well-organized departure from the Crown Tours office. Settle into a comfortable premium van for a carefully curated coastal journey, with space to relax, enjoy the changing landscapes, and let the day unfold without having to manage the details yourself.
You get out here15 min
- 2
Sorrento Coast
Pause in Pompeii for a comfortable break during the ride south. Stretch your legs, refresh, and enjoy a complimentary Italian breakfast with coffee and cornetto before the journey continues toward the coast. It is a simple, local start that eases you into the flavors and rhythm of southern Italy.
You get out here30 min
- 3
Praiano
As the road opens toward the coast, the day begins to feel different. Stop for your first scenic reveal of the Sorrento Coast, with sea views, dramatic cliffs, and a glimpse of Mount Vesuvius in the distance.
You get out here10 min
- 4
Grotta dello Smeraldo
Arrive at a beautiful Positano viewpoint for one of the day’s most joyful coastal moments. Taste local limoncello and granita, a refreshing southern Italian specialty, while looking out toward Positano’s colorful houses spilling down the hillside toward the sea.
You get out here30 minAdmission included
- 5
Fiordo di Furore
Continue to Praiano, where your driver-host arranges everything for the next chapter of the journey. Step aboard the boat, settle in, and leave the coastal road behind as the Mediterranean opens around you. From here, the Amalfi Coast begins to unfold from an entirely new perspective.
You get out here30 min
- 6
Amalfi
Discover the Grotta dello Smeraldo, one of the Amalfi Coast’s most atmospheric sea caves. Step onto a small boat and glide inside to see the water glow with emerald reflections beneath the rock.
You get out here45 minAdmission included
- 7
Ravello
Cruise past Positano from the sea before continuing toward the dramatic cliffs of Fiordo di Furore. Music sets the mood as the coastline unfolds around you from the water. Stop for a refreshing swim in the Mediterranean, then enjoy prosecco, refreshments, and snacks onboard before sailing onward to Amalfi.
You get out here60 min
Where the day happens
7 stops shown in visit order.
What is and is not included
The advertised price does not cover other — budget for those separately.
- Other
- Roundtrip transportation from Rome in a premium small-group van
- Complimentary Italian breakfast with coffee and cornetto
- Authentic South Italian Lunch with Wine on a seaside in Amalfi Coast
- Wine and refreshments at a panoramic Positano terrace
- Other
Before you book
The operator’s own practical notes — the things people usually discover at checkout.
Good to know (9)
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- In rare cases, circumstances beyond our control, such as traffic, weather, or site conditions, may require slight itinerary adjustments to ensure your safety and overall experience.
- The tour is planned to last approximately 13 hours, but return times may vary depending on traffic and other external factors.
- If you have dietary restrictions or allergies, please contact the tour operator in advance so we can do our best to accommodate your needs.
- This experience includes free time in Ravello and entry to Villa Rufolo. As walking is required inside Villa Rufolo, comfortable shoes are recommended.
- The Emerald Cave boat experience is included. In case of adverse weather, such as heavy rain, it may be replaced with a stop at a Local ceramic experience.
- The Amalfi Coast roads are winding but generally comfortable. Guests with severe motion sickness may wish to take preferred preventative medication before the tour.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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