The 3 Best Boat Trips in Rome

1.Amalfi Coast & Positano Day Trip with Coastal Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 2,511 reviews · from $134Our pick

You’ll travel from Rome to Positano and Amalfi by comfortable coach and coastal transport, with free time for shops, food, beaches, and the Amalfi Cathedral. Guides such as Angela, Peter, Sara, and Jonathan are known for lively stories and careful group management. The cruise runs from April through November, weather permitting.

“It was an excellent trip and the views were absolutely breathtaking. Patricia was our guide and she was a joy!”

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2.Amalfi Coast & Positano Day Trip from Rome with Coastal Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 718 reviews · 15 hours (approx.) · from $65Best value

Leave Rome early for Positano and Amalfi by air-conditioned coach and ferry, with about two hours in each town. Choose the coastal cruise option or visit Sorrento by road. Guides such as Paola, Marius, and Flavio keep the long day moving, while a limoncello tasting adds a local touch.

“Wonderful time, lovely weather and amazing views. In planning our trip to Italy, we learned the coast is somewhat closed during the winter months, so having a day trip from Rome was our way of still getting a taste of it. Viviana our guide and Francisco our driver took such good care of us throughout the trip. We learned a lot about the region, got a taste of some of their unique dishes in Sorrento and soaked in the sun on the volcanic beachfront in Positano, a welcome respite from the rainy days we were having in Rome. Highly recommend!”

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3.Boat-Hopping On The Amalfi Coast & Positano: Day Trip from Rome

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 567 reviews · from $155

Spend about 14 hours traveling from Rome to Sorrento and Positano with an English-speaking guide. Ride a private air-conditioned bus, cruise the Amalfi Coast by ferry when conditions allow, enjoy lemon granita, and explore Positano on your own.

“It was a fantastic day with the high speed train that got us to Salerno in 1.5 hrs from Rome, the ferry ride to Amalfi, the lemon orchard and limoncello tasting, and shopping, followed by another ferry to Positano, for shopping, pizza, and gelato. And I can't say enough about our Walks tour guide, Roberta. She was fantastic, knowledgable, and genuinely fun to be around. She even went out of her way to help me figure out how to buy a train ticket back to my hotel after we returned to Rome. She really made the day enjoyable! I recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate attire, with back up.…”

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