What the water gives you, and how you get there — the bays you can only reach by sea taxi, the boat trips out to the islands, and the clear coves for snorkelling.
Departure points are from the source. We publish no fares or timetables — operators and seasons change, and we do not print a price or a schedule we have not re-checked.
The Cooperativa Sant’Antonio runs boats from Marina del Cantone, including to Ieranto for those who would rather not walk the hour each way. Water taxis also operate from Sorrento’s harbour and from Marina di Massa Lubrense.
→ Baia di Ieranto, on foot or by seaCapri, the Amalfi Coast, the caves. Departures from Sorrento, Positano and Marina del Cantone.
Cala di Mitigliano, inside the marine reserve, is among the best on the peninsula. Nearby, the Grotta della Corvina teems with fish — go at low tide, on a calm day.
Marina del Cantone has clear water and a rocky bottom, with fish close to shore. No boat required — you can wade in from the beach.
→ Marina del CantoneThis is a protected sea. Where you can go, and how close, is decided by the marine reserve — not by your engine.
Private boats cannot approach Ieranto Bay, or several other stretches inside the Punta Campanella Marine Protected Area. Zones and rules exist, and they are enforced.
Check with the Marine Protected Area before planning anything on your own hull. Navigation rules inside the reserve change, and the official information is in Italian.
Confirm the current zones on the day — reserve rules and boundaries change seasonally. More on the Plan pages.
Navigation rules inside the marine protected area change, and they are enforced. Check with the Punta Campanella Marine Protected Area before planning anything on your own hull — the official information is in Italian.
This is where a boat operator or trip listing would sit. No ads or affiliates at launch — the position is placed, and left blank on purpose.
No. It is inside the marine protected area.
Sea taxi from Marina del Cantone, run by the Cooperativa Sant’Antonio.
Cala di Mitigliano and Marina del Cantone.
Yes, from Sorrento and from Marina del Cantone in summer.
Navigation rules inside the marine reserve change. Always check the official source before you go — it is in Italian. We publish no GPX track we have not walked and no fare or timetable we have not re-checked.
Still to verify: whether the Cooperativa Sant’Antonio still operates; the current marine reserve zones; and the departure points and seasons for each trip.