Yacht charter in Naples · Novamares — Novamares Xtreme 31 (2023)

The boat can accommodate up to 8 people in the living area and includes a second cabin with double bed. From the moment of embarkation, the rental provides for the presence of a skipper, who, throughout the cruise phase, will take care of the guests and accompany them to the chosen destinations. Have lunch on the islands of Capri, Ischia, Procida. Toast at the sunset of Positano. Visit the historic center of Amalfi, Sorrento, Maiori. Choose personalized itineraries. Everything will be easier, by sea. The chartering includes the use of the tender, useful for reaching small coves or for going ashore. The consumption of the boat is about 80 l/h. The cost of fuel is excluded from the rental price. Guests, expected on the iconic Mergellina pier, will be immediately greeted with a welcome cocktail and assisted in any request relating to places to visit and food and beverage service. You can choose from our trip-on-board proposals, or request personalized excursions. We will be at your disposal to cradle you between waves and champagne! Trip on board The mysteries of Posillipo The stories of Queen Giovanna's cursed loves, lived in the basement of Palazzo Donn'Anna. Peek into the ruined windows of the Palazzo degli Spiriti, so called by the Neapolitan people due to an ancient legend, which later turned out to be a story of crime... Dive into the abyss of the Gaiola and admire the remains of the Submerged Park. A day on the boat allows you to live all these experiences, interspersed with an aperitif on board and a little sunbath in total relaxation. The esoteric tales related to the Partenope siren will fascinate even the youngest sailors, who will be pampered with small gadgets and pirate snacks! A dive into the cinema of Procida Bathing in front of the beach made famous by Massimo Troisi in the film "Il Postino". Have lunch watching the fishermen arranging their nets, as in the scenes filmed in 1962 for "Arturo's Island". Go up the road that Jude Law traveled on on a vespa during the filming of "The Talented Mr. Ripley", and arrive at Castello D'Avalos, captured by the camera of master Luchino Visconti for "Vaghe stelle dell'orsa". At sunset, before returning, play to guess which of the many colored houses will have been that of the beautiful "Graziella" narrated by Alphonse de Lamartine and interpreted by Maria Fiore on the big screen in the 1950s. And if the atmosphere seems too nostalgic, just turn up the volume of the music on board and refresh yourself with a spaghetti, prepared following one of the recipes of "Francesca and Nunziata", i.e. Sophia Loren and Claudia Gerini directed by Lina Wertmuller in 2001. Dalla Grotta Azzurra at the Capri Lighthouse Immersing yourself in the colors of one of the most famous caves in the world is a unique emotion. Doing it arriving by sea is much easier than by land. The tour inside the Blue Grotto lasts a few minutes, but you have to enter it with the small rowing boats that provide the appropriate service. Therefore, waiting times can be long and spending them comfortably on board your boat with a glass of wine and listening to music is much more pleasant than doing it crowded in long lines of tourists, suffering from the heat. The day can continue with a swim off the iconic Faraglioni, and then end up enjoying the sunset at the point of the island where the sun leaves last: at the Lighthouse. Salus Per Aquam in Ischia The green island, so named for the large number of trees and plants that refresh the sunny days. Seen from the sea, it really looks like an oasis full of scents and breathtaking views. But the added value of Ischia's waters is their healing power. In fact, numerous thermal springs enrich the natural heritage of the area. The benefits of thalassotherapy which our body unknowingly benefits from every time it immerses itself in the sea, can be added to those deriving from thermal baths. There are many bathing complexes that offer day-spa services at their own wellness centres. Getting there from the sea is convenient and allows you to complete the day with a last toast to the view of the Aragonese Castle. The Submerged Bay between myth and history. From Mergellina in less than an hour you can take a journey back through the centuries, up to the times of Ancient Greece. The body of water in front of the Campi Flegrei area was a holiday destination for the ancient Romans, not surprisingly. The bay that extends between Bacoli and Miseno hides a very rich archaeological heritage immersed at the bottom of its sea. Remains of noble palaces, statues, shipwrecks, all dating back to before Christ. These marvels, partly visible even when looking out from the edge of your boat, can be visited with glass-bottomed boats available on site and, for the more passionate, with scuba diving. The stay can be completed with walks on land, particularly indicated as educational itineraries for children. Among these, the Antro della Sibilla is one of the most evocative.