Amalfi is a colorful town located near Naples, on the coast of the Gulf of Salerno. The town is nestled in greenery, surrounded by majestic cliffs and gorges. Amalfi delights with its beauty, ancient charm and attracts tourists from all over the world.
Travel season
Year-round
Sailing season
Summer
Available Marinas
2
Worth knowing
Telephone code:
+39
Language:
Italian
Timezone:
UTC+1
Currency:
EUR
It is the capital of the once mighty Amalfi Republic, and every corner of the place is steeped in history and cultural heritage. Аmalfi yacht charter allows you to discover amazing fjords, arches and secluded bays while enjoying a journey at your own pace. There is a spacious marina with cozy restaurants. The local harbor provides several pontoons and marinas, as well as convenient anchorage areas east of the harbor.
Marine Reserve
In the 90s, the Punta Campanella Marine Reserve was established on the coast, located between the bays of Naples and Salerno. Its aim is to preserve the rich biodiversity in an area of 1530 hectares. On the coast of this area you will find beautiful limestone cliffs, shoals and deep hollows, including those up to 50 meters deep.
There are also many small islands, underwater reefs and caves, half of which are submerged by seawater. All this makes the Punta Campanella Marine Reserve a true paradise for lovers of underwater exploration.
Yacht trips
Once every four years it is time for the Regatta of the Four Ancient Maritime Cities. This is a competition of boats between representatives from Amalfi, Venice, Genoa, and Pisa. But the highlight of this event is the Historic Parade.
Amalfi is not only the starting point for many journeys, but also the beginning for amazing discoveries. There are a variety of boat routes along the coast. Hire boat in Аmalfi gives you the opportunity to visit many popular destinations.
One of the routes is: Amalfi — Positano — Sorrento — Procida — Ischia — Capri — Salerno and back to Amalfi.
For travelers ready for a two-week yachting adventure, there is an exciting itinerary along the shores of the Italian peninsula. Set sail toward what is known as the “Italian toe” by following an itinerary like this: Amalfi — Sorrento — Agropoli — Acciaroli — Maratea — Paola — Tropea.
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Marina Amalfi
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Marina Grande
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Weather and winds in Amalfi
In August, the Amalfi Coast often experiences strong gusts of wind known as mistral. This can be a challenge for those new to yacht handling. However, all marinas in this region are well-equipped, as Amalfi sailing is very popular here.
Water Season (°C)23-28
Air Temperature (°C)27-34
Wind Force (Beaufort)3-5
Amalfi has a true Mediterranean climate. In the fall, more cloudy and sometimes rainy days begin. The resort season in this corner lasts from the end of spring until the end of September. In summer, you have to endure real sultry days, when the air temperature hardly drops below 30 degrees Celsius.