Jeranto 45

The Jeranto takes its name from one of the most beautiful bays on the Sorrentine peninsula — a sheltered cove past Nerano, only reachable by boat, where the water sits a particular shade of green that locals have always called jeranto.

The boat is the gozzo answer to that bay. Eleven metres of classic Sorrentine craftsmanship: white-painted hull, hand-laid teak deck, low cabin top, the timeless silhouette that has been working these waters for a hundred years. The rhythm is slow, the deck space is generous, and the whole boat is built around the way Italians have always spent a day at sea — with food, with friends, with no particular rush.

For up to ten guests, the Jeranto is the right boat when the day is about anchoring in places larger yachts can't reach: the cove behind the Faraglioni, the inlet past Praiano, the spot where the Amalfi cliff drops straight into ten metres of clear water.