7 Days in the Italian Riviera

A legendary port city with a thriving art scene and a long and colorful history. Yachts visiting the ancient harbour will enjoy a level of tranquilly not found in Italy's larger ports. Hop ashore and explore the city's main square, Piazza De Ferrari, and its beautiful fountain and historic buildings, as well as The Museum of the Sea and the Aquarium. The harbour and coastline make for beautiful strolls, and there are plenty of shops, restaurants, and cafes to visit.

A charming 1950's Italian village, Camogli is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious dinner made by your private chef using fresh local ingredients and wine. The village boasts a picturesque harbor with colorful fishing boats and charming houses, making it a visually appealing destination. A visit to Castello del Dragone, also known as the Dragon's Castle, is highly recommended as it offers stunning views of the ocean and beach from its overlook.

Is there anything more alluring than the pastel-hued houses and waterfront seafood restaurants that dot the coast of Italy’s most charming fishing village? Welcome to the playground of the artistic underground, Portofino. Walk the paved path from the Piazetta to the 16th-century Castello Brown fortress, enjoy a sundowner cocktail as you watch the yachts and sailboats sway in the calm harbour and get lost in the laneway boutiques and charming designer stores. End your days feasting on high-end Italian fare at elite waterfront restaurants and retreat to your luxury yacht.

Boasting a charming harbor, a palm-lined promenade, and a vibrant town full of colourful architecture, this historic resort town is sure to captivate your senses. As you approach the harbor, you'll be amazed by the yachts, bustling bars, cafes, gelatarias, and restaurants. Although the town only has one beach, it is an ideal location to relax aboard your private superyacht whilst enjoying the stunning scenery and calm waters. From here, you can easily explore the Italian Riviera's many attractions while still being in the heart of the action.

With its colorful seaside villages, rugged cliffs, and turquoise waters, it's no wonder this UNESCO World Heritage site attracts thousands of visitors each year. Experience the magic of Cinque Terre by gliding past its iconic pastel-hued homes, immersing in the region's rich history and culture, and taking a dip in the clear waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Take a hike along the famous Cinque Terre trail to experience the region's breathtaking coastal scenery and explore the five charming villages of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. Visit the historic churches, sample local seafood, and shop for handmade goods. Take a dip in the clear waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkeling or just relax on one of the many pebbled beaches. Enjoy a scenic boat tour and take in the stunning views of the rugged cliffs and colorful homes from the sea.

Is there anything more alluring than the pastel-hued houses and waterfront seafood restaurants that dot the coast of Italy’s most charming fishing village? Welcome to the playground of the artistic underground, Portofino. Walk the paved path from the Piazetta to the 16th-century Castello Brown fortress, enjoy a sundowner cocktail as you watch the yachts and sailboats sway in the calm harbour and get lost in the laneway boutiques and charming designer stores. End your days feasting on high-end Italian fare at elite waterfront restaurants and retreat to your luxury yacht.

Welcome to the beautiful Rapallo on the Italian Riviera's Ligurian coast. Yacht charter visitors will enjoy the warm welcome, bustling markets, terracotta architecture, and scenic mountain setting of this ancient community. Bask in the sun and catch some waves at one of the numerous picturesque beaches in the area, such as Paraggi or San Michele di Pagana, and find a world of excitement in the form of excellent restaurants and gorgeous shops. Taking in the sights and sounds of a classic Italian resort town while gazing out over the palm-lined harbour and the Gulf of Tigullio.