Naples Yacht Charters
Benvenuti a Napoli! Great choice of boats!
Great choice of bases!
This incredible sailing area includes the beautiful coasts of Amalfi and Cilento, the islands
of Capri, Procida and Ischia and the Pontine Islands archipelago. The Amalfi Coast
must be one of the most picturesque in the whole of the Mediterranean. With the
added touch of charm from the likes of Sorrento and the island of Capri this
makes for the most fantastic sailing destination.
Our aim here at STN
Yacht Charters is to ensure you have a great holiday. By
working with carefully selected local charter companies we have been delivering
high quality yacht charter holidays since 2003
We have an
great selection of monohulls and catamarans in
the Naples area
available from; Agropoli, Naples itself, Castellammare di Stabia, Pozzuoli, Salerno and from
the island of Procida.
Choose one this years new boats for the ultimate
charter experience. Or for those on a budget you can opt for a boat from a
keenly priced economy fleet
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Ken Jones, your contact for Yacht Charter
Ken Jones has been sailing for over 35 years, He learnt to sail
racing dinghies going on to compete at European level. He has
completed several RYA qualifications and owned a 40' ketch cruising
the Mediterranean for 8 years. In 2004 he completed his first
trans-Atlantic crossing. Over the last 20 years he has
chartered extensively in the Mediterranean and Caribbean
His aim?
"To deliver a top quality service to my clients and be recognised as
the best yacht charter agent out there"
• Client feedback
•
Tom, Sussex; "Simply the best agent I've ever
worked with. Throughout a long and difficult journey, due to the
COVID-19 mess, he demonstrated time after time a willingness to go
the extra mile and a determination to deliver our charter for us.
Thank you Ken"
John, Essex: "Ken provided us with a very
professional and personal service throughout the whole booking
process. I would recommend him to anyone"
Patrick, Manchester: "By far the easiest yacht charter company I've
ever dealt with. If you tell this guy what you want he will deliver.
Simple as!"
Contact Ken today for your personal guide through the whole process
and get your perfect yacht charter holiday experience
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Naples Charter Area
This charter area is centred on the Gulf of Naples in the
Tyrrhenian Sea, part of the Mediterranean. The large bay is
dominated by the Mount Vesuvius, a dormant volcano famous for the
eruption of 79 AD that buried the Roman town of Pompeii
The
islands of Ischia and Procida [the Phlegraeans] lie to the W of the
Gulf of Naples together with the Pontine archipelago which is made
up of the islands of Gavi, Palmarola, Ponza, Santo Stefano,
Ventotene and Zannone
Famous the world over, the stunning
Amalfi Coast and the Isle of Capri are situated at the southern end
of the bay. Continue further south and you will find yourself on the
unspoilt Cilento coast with its numerous, charming fishing villages
If you are planning
a two week charter you might sail north and spend a day or two in
Rome. Or venture south and explore the Aeolian islands off the north
coast of Sicily
The Bay of Naples
with Vesuvius in the background
• Season •
The season runs from mid-April through to the end of October. The first three weeks of August can be considered peak season. There's a lot to be said for considering the "shoulder" season from mid-May to mid-June, and September through to mid-October. Why? It's very much cheaper. You will avoid the crush of high/peak season. The weather is still very pleasant and there is a better chance of wind and some great sailing
• Weather • Climate • Wind •
Average summer temperatures in the
Gulf of Naples range from 21C in May and October rising to 28C in
July and August. The gulf sees 8+ hours of sunshine per day
throughout the season. Generally rainfall is light, June and July
are the driest months. The wind blows predominantly from SW - NW.
There is the occasional possibility of a NE. Onshore breezes can be
expected close to the coast
You can see fuller details on the climate of Naples here
• Onshore Don't Miss •
Naples, the largest city in southern Italy, has one of the world’s
largest historic centres and is famous for its UNESCO World Heritage
status
Pompeii and Ercolano are both Roman cities buried when
Vesuvius erupted in AD 79. Now fully excavated they are remarkably
well preserved. The sites are managed by the same company and it is
easy to visit both in one day using a combined ticket and the local
train which connects both
Pizza Margherita and Limoncello.
Probably not my favourite combination I'll admit
According to
popular tradition, in 1889, during a visit to Naples by Queen
Margherita of Savoy, wife of King Umberto I, chef Raffaele Esposito
and his wife created a pizza resembling the colours of the Italian
flag, red (tomato), white (mozzarella) and green (basil) and named
it after the queen
Limoncello is an intensely
lemon-flavored liqueur most famously associated with and produced in
Sorrento, the Amalfi coast and the island of Capri. It is made from lemon zest, water, alcohol, and sugar
• Marine Wildlife •
You can expect to see dolphins. Whenever I sail in the Med I'm
always bumping into them! Well not literally of course but the boat
is often surrounded by a pod jumping alongside and diving under the
bow
Other species that can be found in the Mediterranean Sea include; fin whales, sperm whales, grey sperm whales, pilot whales, Cuvier’s beaked whales, bottlenose dolphins, striped dolphins, common dolphins and loggerhead turtles
In the picture, clockwise from the top left; Common Dolphins, Mediterranean Monk Seal, Sperm Whale and last but not least a Loggerhead Turtle
• One Week Charter from Salerno •
The islands of Ischia and Procida [the Phlegraeans] lie to the W
of the Gulf of Naples together with the Pontine archipelago which is
made up of the islands of Gavi, Palmarola, Ponza, Santo Stefano,
Ventotene and Zannone
The Amalfi Coast must be one of the most
picturesque in the whole of the Mediterranean. The entire coastline
is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With the added touch
of charm from the island of Capri this
makes for a fantastic one week charter
Amalfi Coast [Click on the pic for more images of this itinerary]
Day 1:
Check-in and overnight at Marina d'Arechi, Salerno
Day 2: Amalfi
Day 3: Sorrento
Day 4: Procida
Day 5: Ischia
Day 6: Capri
Day 7: Marina d'Arechi
Day
8: Disembark in the morning
See more itineraries for the Gulf of Naples yacht charter area here
• Explore the Cilento Coast from Procida •
Sail south and explore the unspoilt Cilento Coast, between Paestum
and the Gulf of Policastro. One of the Mediterranean's last secrets,
the Cilento coast offers a relaxed cruise through an area renowned
for it’s rocky inlets, crystal-clear seawater and pretty seafront
villages including Agropoli, Acciaroli, Palinuro, and Scario
Agropoli Harbour [Click on the pic for more images of this itinerary]
Day 1: Check-in and overnight at Procida
Day 2: Ischia
Day 3: Capri
Day 4: Sightseeing
Day 5: Maratea
Day 6: Scario
Day 7: Marina di Camerota
Day 8: Acciaroli
Day 9: Agropoli
Day 10: Amalfi
Day 11: Positano
Day 12: Sorrento
Day 13: Sightseeing
Day 14: Procida
Day 15: Disembark in the morning
See more itineraries for the Gulf of Naples yacht charter area here
• Charter Bases •
We can offer boats from bases in Agropoli, Naples itself,
Castellammare di
Stabia, Pozzuoli, Salerno and from the island of Procida
• Agropoli Harbour •
Agropoli Harbour
[Click on the pic for more images]
Agropoli lies on the beautiful unspoilt Cilento Coast between Capo
Campanella (Sorrento) and Capo Palinuro. It is the most southern of
the charter bases serving the Naples yacht charter area and so the
closest to the Aeolian Islands
Naples International Airport (NAP) is 113 km away, 90 minutes by car
• Castellammare di Stabia, Marina di Stabia •
Marina di Stabia
[Click on the pic for more images of this base]
The marina lies on the Gulf of Naples to the south of the city
Naples International Airport (NAP) - 30 km, 25 minutes by road
• Pozzuoli, Marina Sudcantieri •
Marina Sudcantieri
[Click on the pic for more images of this base]
Marina Sudcantieri is set in the midst of the breathtaking scenery
of Rione Terra, looking out onto the Gulf of Pozzuoli and the
islands of Ischia and Procida. The marina is a favourite with motor
yacht owners and you can see some impressive vessels here
Naples International Airport
(NAP) is 21 km away, a 25 minute taxi ride
• Procida Harbour •
Procida Harbour
[Click on the pic for more images]
Lying in the NW of the Gulf of Naples, Procida is the closest base
to the Pontine Islands
Naples International Airport (NAP) is 35 km away, 80 minutes by road
and ferry
• Salerno, Marina d'Arechi •
Marina d'Arechi
[Click on the pic for more images of this base]
Marina d'Arechi lies at the eastern end of the Amalfi Coast
Naples International Airport (NAP) is 67 km away, a 50 minute road
trip
Get a quote for your yacht charter
here.
Or contact us by email
The Amalfi Coast must be one of the most picturesque in the whole of the Mediterranean. The entire coastline is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With the added touch of charm from the island of Capri this makes for a fantastic one week charter
Amalfi Coast [Click on the pic for more images of this itinerary]
Day 1: Check-in and overnight at Marina d'Arechi, Salerno
Day 2: Amalfi
Day 3: Sorrento
Day 4: Procida
Day 5: Ischia
Day 6: Capri
Day 7: Marina d'Arechi
Day 8: Disembark in the morning
See more itineraries for the Gulf of Naples yacht charter area here
• Explore the Cilento Coast from Procida •
Sail south and explore the unspoilt Cilento Coast, between Paestum and the Gulf of Policastro. One of the Mediterranean's last secrets, the Cilento coast offers a relaxed cruise through an area renowned for it’s rocky inlets, crystal-clear seawater and pretty seafront villages including Agropoli, Acciaroli, Palinuro, and Scario
Agropoli Harbour [Click on the pic for more images of this itinerary]
Day 1: Check-in and overnight at Procida
Day 2: Ischia
Day 3: Capri
Day 4: Sightseeing
Day 5: Maratea
Day 6: Scario
Day 7: Marina di Camerota
Day 8: Acciaroli
Day 9: Agropoli
Day 10: Amalfi
Day 11: Positano
Day 12: Sorrento
Day 13: Sightseeing
Day 14: Procida
Day 15: Disembark in the morning
See more itineraries for the Gulf of Naples yacht charter area here
• Charter Bases •
We can offer boats from bases in Agropoli, Naples itself, Castellammare di Stabia, Pozzuoli, Salerno and from the island of Procida
• Agropoli Harbour •
Agropoli Harbour [Click on the pic for more images]
Agropoli lies on the beautiful unspoilt Cilento Coast between Capo Campanella (Sorrento) and Capo Palinuro. It is the most southern of the charter bases serving the Naples yacht charter area and so the closest to the Aeolian Islands
Naples International Airport (NAP) is 113 km away, 90 minutes by car
• Castellammare di Stabia, Marina di Stabia •
Marina di Stabia [Click on the pic for more images of this base]
The marina lies on the Gulf of Naples to the south of the city
Naples International Airport (NAP) - 30 km, 25 minutes by road
• Pozzuoli, Marina Sudcantieri •
Marina Sudcantieri [Click on the pic for more images of this base]
Marina Sudcantieri is set in the midst of the breathtaking scenery of Rione Terra, looking out onto the Gulf of Pozzuoli and the islands of Ischia and Procida. The marina is a favourite with motor yacht owners and you can see some impressive vessels here
Naples International Airport (NAP) is 21 km away, a 25 minute taxi ride
• Procida Harbour •
Procida Harbour [Click on the pic for more images]
Lying in the NW of the Gulf of Naples, Procida is the closest base to the Pontine Islands
Naples International Airport (NAP) is 35 km away, 80 minutes by road and ferry • Salerno, Marina d'Arechi •
Marina d'Arechi [Click on the pic for more images of this base]
Marina d'Arechi lies at the eastern end of the Amalfi Coast
Naples International Airport (NAP) is 67 km away, a 50 minute road trip Get a quote for your yacht charter here. Or contact us by email
