Positano

Positano isn't just another cruise port; it's a living postcard where the harbor spills onto a vertical town of pastel facades, lemon groves, and sea-salted air. What sets it apart from other ports is its intimate scale and the instant intimacy with the Amalfi Coast: guests stroll straight from the dock into winding lanes, terrace-view coffee bars, and handcraft shops within minutes. Signature experiences crown a visit here: private sunset sails around Li Galli, a guided stroll through the narrow Viale Pasitea to dramatic overlook points, and day trips that thread Capri, Amalfi, and Ravello into a single unforgettable coastline itinerary. The destination rewards explorers with cliffside hikes, ceramics and sandal-makers, and the chance to taste fresh seafood at sunlit trattorie overlooking turquoise waters. The fleet that calls Positano benefits from a sheltered, efficiently managed quay that accommodates mid-sized ships and quick-turnaround tender operations, ensuring minimal time ashore and maximum time enjoying the scenery. Onboard services are steeped in Italian hospitality, from farm-to-table coastal dining and immersive shore-excursion options to wellness programs and multilingual crew support that help guests customize their Positano experience and sail on with lasting memories.