TRIMARAN NEEL 52-One Way Vacation- Isole Pontine- Ischia-Capri-Amalfi

This 3rd One-Way Vacation 2026, ideal for families and groups of friends, is more than just a sailing holiday: it's a week of open sea, light, silence, and ever-changing beauty, experienced from the privileged vantage point of a fully equipped Neel 52, at the best time of year: June. It's summer, and a voyage awaits us on the fantastic "343dom" NEEL 52 trimaran, sailing among the magnificent Pontine Islands, Ventotene, and Ponza, before sailing in the breathtaking Gulf of Naples, between Procida, Ischia, and Capri, with Mount Vesuvius in the background. Boarding is scheduled for Saturday, June 6th, from 5:00 PM, and disembarkation is scheduled for Friday evening, June 12th, 2026, or Saturday morning by 9:00 AM in Amalfi. This experience is aimed at all sailing enthusiasts, even those with no previous sailing experience. Sailing will be daytime only, with the opportunity to interact and learn coastal navigation. Boarding – Saturday, June 6th | Riva di Traiano We board in the afternoon, taking our time. Time to settle in, familiarize ourselves with the spacious, bright spaces of the Neel 52, and toast the sunset. The boat is stable, welcoming, and elegant: it immediately makes you feel "in the right place." The night in port has the feel of beautiful anticipation, the kind that can't wait to become the sea. Day 1 – Sunday, June 7 | Riva di Traiano → Palmarola 85 nm – approximately 12 hours It's the great crossing, the one that marks the separation from land and routine. We sail for a long time, but effortlessly: the trimaran glides quickly, steadily, silently. You can read, sleep, chat, watch the horizon change color. Arriving in Palmarola is always a heartbreak: wild, vertical, and unspoiled. The pale rocks light up at sunset, the water is transparent, the silence almost unreal. The first night at anchor makes you realize that you are truly far away from everything. Day 2 – Monday, June 8 | Palmarola & Ponza 9 nm – 1 hour A slow, perfect day. Swimming among the rock cathedrals of Palmarola, caves, and secret coves. Then a short sail to Ponza, which welcomes you with warmer colors and an irresistible Mediterranean energy. June is magical: Ponza is lively yet elegant and authentic. You can go ashore or stay on board, enjoying an aperitif while watching the port lights reflect on the water. Day 3 – Tuesday, June 9 | Ponza → Ventotene 25 nm – 4 hours The sailing becomes more intimate, the sea often smooth as silk. Ventotene is discreet, cultured, profoundly fascinating. An island that doesn't shout, but tells a story. The Roman port, the clear seabed, the feeling of being in a place outside of time. Here, the Neel seems made for you: you enjoy everything slowly, without ever sacrificing comfort. Day 4 – Wednesday, June 10 | Ventotene → Ischia → Procida 25 nm – 4 hours The landscape changes again. Ischia is green, generous, and thermal. You can smell the scent of the earth, the gardens, and life. Then comes Procida, pure poetry: pastel-colored houses, silence, authenticity. At sunset, from the sea, it's simply unforgettable. One of those images that last forever. Day 5 – Thursday, June 11 | Ischia → Capri → Positano Ischia–Capri 18 nm / Capri–Positano 13 nm Capri announces itself in the distance, elegant and iconic. The Faraglioni, the cliffs, the deep blue. Then the Amalfi Coast: sailing to Positano is an almost cinematic experience. The houses sloping towards the sea, the colors, the afternoon light. Arriving by sea is an absolute privilege. Day 6 – Friday, June 12 | Positano → Amalfi 7 nm – 1 hour Final navigation, short but intense. Amalfi opens before you like a curtain: history, beauty, sea. Last evening, last toasts, that sweet melancholy that always comes when a vacation has been truly special. Disembarkation Saturday, June 13th by 9:00 am (or Friday evening). With salt on your skin and the feeling of having experienced something rare. During the 6 legs: technical navigation anchorages and stunning islands of the Neapolitan Archipelago and the Pontine Islands nights at anchor We will sail along the coast of the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea