What Weather Should You Expect On The Water?
Yachting the Amalfi Coast, Capri, Sardinia, or the Sicilian Aeolian Islands depends on wind and swell as much as sun.
Summer seas are generally calm in the morning with afternoon breezes; plan grotto visits and tender rides earlier. The Maestrale (NW wind) can kick up in Sardinia, and the Scirocco (SE) can bring warmer, hazier conditions in the south—your captain will adjust anchorages for comfort.
In shoulder seasons, sea temperatures drop but remain swimmable into October in the south; request heated pools on yachts or hotels if you prefer warmer water. Always carry non-marking deck shoes and a light windbreaker for evening crossings.
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