Day 1 - Positano

 Embark on your Mediterranean yacht charter from the charming city of Positano. Nestled into the cliffs along the renowned Amalfi Coast, Positano is not only a popular holiday destination but also a perfect starting point for your vacation. Its steep winding streets and a pebbled beach beckon exploration, while its rich history and traditions add depth to your experience. The picturesque houses, painted in shades of beige, yellow, pink, and terracotta, harmonize beautifully with the lush greenery, creating a captivating backdrop as you relax on your superyacht's sun deck. After your arrival, consider savoring a delightful lunch at one of the many side street cafes or restaurants, such as Zass. Following your meal, indulge in a refreshing dip in the crystalline waters, taking advantage of your superyacht's array of water toys and tender.

Day 2 - Capri

Your charter takes you away from the Italian mainland to the captivating island of Capri in the Gulf of Naples. This renowned island is celebrated for its rugged landscapes and breathtaking vistas. As you drop anchor in Marina Piccolo, the morning unfolds with the opportunity to step ashore and explore the bustling town square, attracting visitors from around the world. It's the perfect place to engage in some high-quality leather shopping or savor locally-produced limoncello liqueur at the renowned restaurant, Da Paolino.

Following lunch at a charming cafe or aboard your motor yacht, it's time to encounter a natural wonder that lures visitors to this island year after year. The Blue Grotto stands as the highlight of your visit to Capri. This enigmatic cavern boasts a unique characteristic in which the sea radiates a mesmerizing electric blue hue. After witnessing this captivating phenomenon, return to your charter yacht for a romantic evening on deck. Watch as the hues of the Mediterranean sky transform, creating a truly enchanting atmosphere as night descends.

Day 3 - Sorrento

Returning to the Italian mainland, your next stop brings you to one of the most captivating destinations in the region. Sorrento, positioned on top of a towering cliff with the town separated from its marinas, offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Amalfi Coast. On clear, sunny days, you might catch glimpses of Capri and even Mount Vesuvius from Sorrento. While in Sorrento, make sure to meander through the labyrinthine streets of the old town. Immerse yourself in the lively and authentically Italian atmosphere as you interact with the friendly locals who can guide you to the finest restaurants, attractions, and hidden treasures. One notable site in the area is the Chiesa di San Francesco, a 14th-century church renowned for its remarkable architecture. Exploring this historical gem not only provides a cultural experience but also offers excellent opportunities for vacation photography.

Day 4 - Ponza Islands

Continuing your voyage through Italy, set your course for Ponza in the Tyrrhenian Sea. Pause on the largest island of the archipelago, Ponza, and uncover the charm of this hospitable destination. Wander the winding streets and admire the candy-colored houses that lead to cozy and vibrant cafes. For the adventurous spirits among your group, the island offers an array of nature walks and hiking trails that guide you to stunning viewpoints overlooking the sparkling waters and the neighboring islands of Gavi, Zannone, and Palmarola. Many of the islands within the archipelago remain uninhabited, providing you and your fellow travelers the opportunity to discover your own secluded haven in this luxurious paradise. Here, you can fully utilize your yacht's tender or delve into the hidden underwater wonders of the Tyrrhenian Sea. As the day transitions into evening, have your chef craft a meal from local ingredients and savor these delicacies as you sail towards your next destination.

Day 5 and 6 - Sardinia

Embark on an overnight cruise to the captivating and picturesque Sardinia, a destination that caters to the diverse preferences of every charterer. Sardinia boasts an abundance of pristine beaches and resorts, and your luxury yacht charter will lead you to secluded coves like Cala Mariolu, perfect for anchoring in private seclusion. For those inclined towards more active pursuits, the mountainous landscapes offer excellent hiking opportunities. If hiking isn't your cup of tea, immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Sardinia by exploring Castello, the medieval quarter of Cagliari. As you meander through its narrow streets, you'll encounter a 13th-century cathedral and some exquisite 14th-century palaces. For the epitome of relaxation, consider a day trip to Petra Segreta, where you can pamper yourself with a range of treatments and massages while soaking in the breathtaking vistas from their hillside resort. Conclude your days in Sardinia by mingling with the welcoming locals at family-run restaurants or having dinner onboard.

Day 7 - The Straits of Bonifacio

Located in the Bonifacio Straits on the border of Italy and France, you'll find a serene and pristine setting with secluded beaches. These hidden gems offer ideal locations for sunbathing, relaxation, and the opportunity to savor some tranquility. It's the perfect retreat to unwind after days of sightseeing and moving between destinations, allowing you to truly relax before your journey continues. While traversing the islands, don't miss the chance to dive into the refreshing blue waters and witness the breathtaking coral displays. These crystalline, unspoiled Mediterranean waters offer a unique opportunity to explore an underwater world of wonder.

Day 8 - Bonifacio

After anchoring in Bonifacio harbor, the day is yours to immerse yourself in the charm of this historic town. With its dramatic location, nestled amidst towering cliffs, Bonifacio offers a captivating journey into the past. The town's well-preserved architecture provides a glimpse into its rich history and architectural heritage. You can explore Bonifacioin its lower area, often referred to as the Old Town or the marina, is situated along the waterfront. You will discover picturesque spots for lunch and scenic historic scenes that make for stunning photographic backdrops. Venturing up the cliffs, you'll reach the Upper City. If offers the iconic citadel, which has been reconstructed over the years and now serves as a fascinating museum. As you wander through the quaint streets with charming buildings and inviting cafes, don't miss the opportunity to savor the panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea from the clifftop.

Day 9 - Ajaccio

As you continue your charter along the scenic western coast of Corsica, the town of Ajaccio stands out for two compelling reasons. First, this destination is a haven for those seeking sun, sea, and shopping. The bustling and well-commercialized port area, adorned with palm-fringed coastlines, presents a perfect opportunity for retail therapy. You can explore a myriad of shops, indulge in shopping sprees, and relax at the exquisite collection of restaurants and cafes that line the waterfront. Secondly, Ajaccio is renowned for its association with one of the most iconic figures in European history, Napoleon Bonaparte. History enthusiasts can delve into Napoleon's life and legacy by visiting his former residence, now transformed into a museum dedicated to his remarkable journey. Additionally, you can explore other notable attractions such as the lighthouse near the citadel and the picturesque marina.

Day 10 - Gulf of Girolata

Girolata is a well-preserved sanctuary, where strict rules forbid the removal of any items from the area. It serves as a refuge for diverse marine life and an array of bird species. Girolata is a true haven for nature enthusiasts, offering an unforgettable experience to witness the indigenous flora and fauna that thrive in this untouched realm. Exploration beneath the waves reveals a network of captivating underwater caves brimming with captivating marine life. This presents an ideal opportunity for you and your fellow travelers to capture stunning underwater photographs as you swim alongside rare and exotic fish. Some of these caves may feature underwater currents, so experienced divers may choose to lead the way for the rest of the group. After your underwater exploration, relax on one of the secluded sandy beaches and savor the awe-inspiring scenery of the striking red cliffs.

Day 11 - Calvi

Calvi, celebrated as the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, remains a captivating destination that seamlessly marries history and leisure. The 15th-century citadel and the charming old town of Calvi are remarkable landmarks that beckon exploration, making them essential stops on any Corsican itinerary. Nearby, a welcoming harbor offers your superyacht the chance to get up close to some of the awe-inspiring architectural marvels. While visiting the town, you might even be serenaded by the melodies emanating from the citadel. Free concerts are a common occurrence there, treating visitors to a diverse range of musical genres throughout the day. Consider making a lunchtime sojourn to enjoy these wonderful performances. Stroll through the labyrinthine streets and savor a delightful lunch at a cozy, family-run cafe. While exploring the charming side streets, you'll discover an array of boutiques offering high-quality products. Spend the remainder of your afternoon on Calvi's renowned long sandy beach, where the views are simply breathtaking. Should you decide to embark on a diving excursion along the coastline, you'll be captivated by the mesmerizing underwater wonders that grace this region.

Day 12 - Antibes

As your unforgettable charter makes to an end, make your way to Antibes and relish the ever-changing scenery unfurling before your eyes as you approach the illustrious Côte d'Azur. Once you've anchored down in the marina, you'll find yourself in the immediate company of the magnificent 16th-century Fort Carré and meandering streets leading to vibrant cafes and galleries, offering the perfect opportunity for some last-minute souvenir shopping. Lunch at one of the renowned restaurants, such as the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc or Le Figuier de Saint-Esprit, for a final taste of the exquisite Mediterranean cuisine. After your meal, take a stroll along the promenade, savoring one last glimpse of the Mediterranean's azure beauty. Here, you'll also be treated to your first view of the majestic Alps mountain range, a fitting end to your eventful and diverse island-hopping odyssey through some of the Mediterranean's most sophisticated and luxurious destinations.