AMALFI COAST
Most popular along the coast.
The 6 most popular boat rentals on the Amalfi Coast. Where they start, what they include, and what they cost.
Private 7-hour Amalfi Coast boat rental for up to 4, optional skipper, Bluetooth stereo, and motion camera for flexible swimming views.
“A very nice boat. Captain Andrew was wonderful. We Had lunch at a small fishing village that was awesome. Toured the Amalfi coastal area. Best experience of our trip!”
Rent a license-free boat in Salerno for a 9-hour Amalfi Coast cruise. See Positano and Amalfi, swim, and set your own pace.
“We had a blast on the water yesterday! We rented a boat from Angel Boat Rentals and they were so sweet! We were running behind because of the bus schedule and Angela text me to make sure we were okay. Once we arrived they treated us like family! They made sure we understood how to…”
Private self-drive boat on the Amalfi Coast from Maiori or Minori. Swim stops, town views, no license, up to 4. About 7 hours.
“If you’re an experience kayaker you will thoroughly enjoy this trip. If you’re inexperienced, it is of intermediate, difficulty and equally enjoyable. I suspect if the wind was blowing harder than a few knots , and/or creating a bit of chop, I would reserve for experienced and well conditioned kayakers. Beautiful tour of three towns…”
Private Amalfi Coast boat rental from Amalfi with Captain Filippo, swim stops at top coves, optional beach lunch, and Capri views.
“Best boat tour ever!!! 10 stars! Captain Filippo is so kind and knowledgeable, and made the day so relaxing for us. He's also a fantastic photographer! I wish we could have done it a second time on our stay!”
Rent your own Amalfi Coast boat for 8 hours: drive license-free, follow a scenic route, and hop between harbors from Salerno to Positano.
“Everything was excellent – great service from Rosario. We’ll gladly come back. New boats and a perfect introduction!”
Rent a motorboat in Amalfi without a boating license. Cruise Capri and the Amalfi Coast from 9:00 to 17:00 for up to 5.
