Excursions
We offer a variety of excursions, both by sea and by land. In addition, we also provide the opportunity to enjoy diving in the protected marine area of Punta Campanella.
Excursions to Positano, excursions to Amalfi, excursions to Ravello, with comprehensive tours of the Amalfi Coast, departing directly from the pier in front of the Resort.
Activities such as Transparent Kayak LINK
Food and wine tours featuring typical products of the Sorrento Peninsula and the Amalfi Coast http://www.enogastronomictour.it/
Capri Tour Excursion: Daily
Tour Program:
Once you set sail, it will take approximately 45 minutes to reach the shores of Capri. Here, you will have the opportunity to disembark and spend 6 hours enjoying a refreshing lemonade, shopping, or savoring a light meal. At 15:55, everyone is invited back on board for a tour around the island, allowing you to admire a succession of natural wonders such as the enchanting Green Grotto, the lighthouse at Punta Carena, the Faraglioni, the natural arch overlooking the sea, and the distinctive White Grotto. When you return to the harbor at 17:15, we are certain you will be eager to set off again.
Euro 70.00 per person, payable at the port
The tour includes:
– Boat tour around the entire island
– 6-hour stop on the island
– Fuel
– Taxes
Amalfi and Positano Tour Excursion – Daily
Join us in discovering the magnificent Amalfi and Sorrento Coasts! The tour is available daily from April to October. The first stop is a tour around the island de li Galli, where the Myth of Ulysses and the Sirens is recalled. Continuing, our itinerary includes a 2-hour and 30-minute stop at the Ancient Maritime Republic of Amalfi, allowing you to visit the main local attractions such as the Cathedral and the Cloister of Paradise. Once back on board, you will have the option (for a small fee of 5€) to visit the splendid Emerald Grotto (weather and sea conditions permitting).
Next, sailing towards Positano, where a 2-hour stop is planned, you will admire the evocative Fjord of Furore and the magnificent village of Praiano. On the return route, you will encounter the Fjord of Crapolla and the enchanting Islet d’Isca of Eduardo de Filippo.
You will return to the port at 17:15, delighted to have spent a wonderful day dedicated to relaxation and culture.
Euro 70.00 per person, payable at the port
The tour includes:
– Boat tour of the coast
– Tour around the island de li Galli
– Approximately 2.5-hour stop in Amalfi
– Approximately 2.5-hour stop in Positano
– Fuel
– Taxes
Baia di Jeranto
4-hour tour (from 09:00 to 13:00) / 4 miles
– Departure from MARINA DEL CANTONE at 09:00
– Visit to the GROTTA DEL PRESEPE
– Visit to the COVO DELLA SIRENA
– First stop at BAIA DI JERANTO
– 30 minutes of free time for:
– Snorkeling, swimming, and relaxing
– Visit to the GROTTA DEI PALAMITI
– Second stop at SPIAGGIA DELLE MONACHE
– 30 minutes of free time for: snorkeling, swimming, and relaxing
– Return to MARINA DEL CANTONE by 13:00
Euro 70.00 per person
The tour includes:
– 2 bottles of 0.5 l water
– Lifejacket
– Masks
– 2 l waterproof bags
Baia di Ieranto is a rocky inlet nestled between Punta Campanella and Punta Penna, the jewel of the Marine Protected Area, accessible only on foot. Of unspoiled beauty, it is among the most enchanting places in Massa Lubrense. The trail leading to this magical bay begins at the square of Nerano, just a few steps along the main road towards Marina del Cantone.
Punta Campanella marks the very tip of the Sorrento Peninsula. It is believed that the Greek temple dedicated to the sirens once stood here, its mythical foundation attributed to Ulysses. A delightful walk is the only way to reach Punta Campanella, following a path of about one hour along the northern slope of the Promontorium Minervae, which separates the Gulf of Naples from the Gulf of Salerno. This stretch is part of the Sentiero di Athena, a circular route connecting Punta Campanella to Monte San Costanzo.
Monte San Costanzo is a strategic vantage point from which to admire the entire territory of Massa Lubrense, as well as both the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno.
Cala di Mitigliano is a wide and charming bay with crystal-clear waters; the breathtaking panorama over the island of Capri and Punta Campanella makes this bay truly enchanting. The bay is framed by high, sheer cliffs, and its small beach is characterized by rocks and pebbles of various sizes. On the right side, a circular tower-shaped building, once used for lime production, recalls the days when the quarry was active.
The Sentiero di Athena crosses an area of particular interest for its historical significance, the wild character preserved by nature, and the magnificent views it offers, from Punta Campanella to Monte San Costanzo. The route begins at the square in Termini, heading toward Punta Campanella along the northern side of the Promontorium Minervae, which separates the Gulf of Naples from the Gulf of Salerno.
Recommone Beach lies in an inlet between Marina del Cantone and the Crapolla fjord. The beach, about 65 meters long, is made up of small, light-colored pebbles; on the right, there is a restaurant with a small concrete pier. Recommone can be reached both by sea and by land, via a short yet scenic path that starts from Cantone beach and winds around the Sant’Antonio promontory. Just before the tip, you can admire the Torre di Recommone (1567).
The Sentiero delle Sirenuse is a panoramic circular trail that crosses the southern side of the Sorrento Peninsula, offering enchanting views: from the Amalfi Coast to the Faraglioni of Capri. Walkable year-round, the trail presents no particular difficulties and is easily recognized by the blue symbol of the three islets that mark its path. It winds through terraced fields, valleys, and cliffs, mostly on dirt tracks: you will pass through orchards and olive groves, Mediterranean scrub, garrigue, oak woods, chestnut groves, and pine forests; it boasts a remarkable variety of shrubs and flowers, with an exceptional bloom in spring.
The Fiordo di Crapolla is among the most evocative inlets along the coast of Massa Lubrense: in addition to its great naturalistic interest, it preserves visible traces of a rich and storied past. It is reached on foot from the hamlet of Torca: from Piazza San Tommaso Apostolo, take Via Nula and then Via Casalvecchio, where the path to the fjord begins, marked in blue.