Capri Boat Tour with Gozzo Sorrentino

The costs of our pri­vate tour of Capri with Goz­zo Sor­renti­no depend on the length of the tour, the cus­tomiza­tions required and the sea­son. For an accu­rate quote, please con­tact us spec­i­fy­ing your preferences.

Our tour includes the main attrac­tions of Capri, such as the Blue Grot­to, the Faraglioni, the Gar­dens of Augus­tus and the Piazzetta. The itin­er­ary can be cus­tomized accord­ing to your preferences.

Of course! The tour can be cus­tomized to include stops for swim­ming in love­ly bays and crys­tal clear waters. We also pro­vide snor­kel­ing equip­ment for an even more addic­tive experience.

The price of the tour includes the rental of the Goz­zo Sor­renti­no with crew, lux­u­ry beach tow­els, refresh­ing drinks and the pos­si­bil­i­ty to cus­tomize the expe­ri­ence. Addi­tion­al options, such as lunch on board, are avail­able on request.

The ide­al time depends on your pref­er­ences and the sea­son. Spring and sum­mer offer favor­able weath­er con­di­tions, but even the low sea­son can guar­an­tee a unique and less crowd­ed expe­ri­ence. We rec­om­mend book­ing in advance to ensure the desired availability.

Many beach­es in Capri require an entrance fee, espe­cial­ly pri­vate beach clubs that offer ameni­ties like sunbeds, umbrel­las, and food ser­vice. Pub­lic beach­es are free but can be crowd­ed dur­ing peak season.

Nor­mal­ly our boats tours are 7 hours. A boat tour around Capri typ­i­cal­ly lasts about 2 to 4 hours. This dura­tion allows you to see major attrac­tions like the Blue Grot­to, Faraglioni rocks, and the island’s stun­ning coast­line. Then you have time to eat at the restau­rant, take a tour of the Capri Island , and time to enjoy the boat 

Yes, the Blue Grot­to is worth it if you enjoy nat­ur­al won­ders. The unique blue light cre­at­ed by sun­light pass­ing through an under­wa­ter cav­i­ty is a stun­ning sight. How­ev­er, it can be crowd­ed and wait times might be long.

Yes, a day trip to Capri is worth it. The island offers beau­ti­ful scenery, his­toric sites, and a vari­ety of shops and restau­rants. You can vis­it key attrac­tions like the Blue Grot­to, the Gar­dens of Augus­tus, and the town of Anacapri.

Tip­ping a boat dri­ver in Capri is not manda­to­ry but appre­ci­at­ed. A typ­i­cal tip is around 10% of the total cost of the tour.

Tip­ping a boat dri­ver in Capri is not manda­to­ry but appre­ci­at­ed. A typ­i­cal tip is around 10% of the total cost of the tour.

To enjoy Capri like a local, start with a stroll through Capri Town, immers­ing your­self in the island’s unique blend of lux­u­ry and arti­sanal shop­ping. Win­dow-shop or splurge at design­er bou­tiques, and pause for refresh­ments at any charm­ing bar or café that catch­es your eye. Don’t miss a chance to try limon­cel­lo — the local vari­ety, made with Capri lemons, offers a fresh­er, more intense fla­vor than what’s typ­i­cal­ly found out­side Italy. It’s also per­fect for peo­ple-watch­ing and soak­ing in the vibrant atmos­phere of this icon­ic island.

Step back into ancient his­to­ry with a vis­it to Vil­la Jovis, the for­mer res­i­dence of Emper­or Tiberius, perched high above the island. This remark­able Roman palace, with large sec­tions still intact, invites you to walk where emper­ors once lived and take in the sweep­ing views of Capri’s coast­line. Vil­la Jovis is a must for his­to­ry enthu­si­asts, though open­ing hours can vary, so check­ing ahead on the offi­cial web­site is rec­om­mend­ed. The reward­ing climb up the hill will leave you imag­in­ing life as one of the ancient world’s most pow­er­ful figures.

A boat tour around Capri is an essen­tial expe­ri­ence, reveal­ing the island’s famous sea caves and grot­toes, includ­ing the enchant­i­ng Blue Grot­to. Known for its stun­ning blue glow — a result of sun­light inter­act­ing with Capri’s min­er­al-rich waters — the Blue Grot­to is a true won­der. Boat tours fill up quick­ly, so it’s best to book in advance. This excur­sion offers a fresh per­spec­tive on the island, allow­ing you to see hid­den coves and dra­mat­ic cliffs up close. Nature lovers will find Capri’s hik­ing trails ide­al for explor­ing the island’s diverse land­scapes. These scenic routes pro­vide breath­tak­ing views over the Mediter­ranean and oppor­tu­ni­ties to con­nect with the island’s nat­ur­al beau­ty. For a refresh­ing break, com­bine your hike with a swim in the sparkling waters that sur­round the island, mak­ing for an unfor­get­table out­door adventure.

Anacapri, the qui­eter of Capri’s two main towns, is eas­i­ly acces­si­ble by bus or taxi from Mari­na Grande, the main port. This charm­ing area offers a relaxed atmos­phere and a dif­fer­ent side of island life. From Anacapri, you can take a chair­lift to Monte Solaro, Capri’s high­est point. The panoram­ic views from the top stretch over the Faraglioni rocks and the Bay of Naples, mak­ing Anacapri a fan­tas­tic addi­tion to your Capri itin­er­ary. Fer­ries from Naples, Sor­ren­to, and the Amal­fi Coast bring vis­i­tors direct­ly to Por­to Tur­is­ti­co di Capri in Mari­na Grande. This bustling port is not only where fer­ries dock but also the main pick-up and drop-off point for tours, includ­ing trips to the Blue Grot­to and oth­er famous spots on Capri. While you’ll find a num­ber of bars and restau­rants here, keep in mind that prices are high, and the qual­i­ty may not match. It’s best to avoid these unless you’re in a hur­ry, as the con­ve­nience comes at a pre­mi­um cost.

To reach Capri town, a pop­u­lar option is the funic­u­lar rail­way, which ascends from Mari­na Grande to the top of the cliffs. This scenic ride brings you near Piaz­za Umber­to I, the his­toric cen­ter of Capri town, where you can start your explo­ration of the island. From this point, you have sev­er­al ways to get around and see the sights. For those plan­ning to stay main­ly in Capri town, walk­ing is ide­al. The town’s com­pact size means you can stroll from one end to the oth­er in a few hours with­out rush­ing, mak­ing it easy to explore at your own pace. For the more adven­tur­ous, foot­paths and stair­cas­es con­nect oth­er parts of the island, allow­ing for scenic walks beyond Capri and Anacapri with breath­tak­ing coastal views.

The island’s bus sys­tem is a prac­ti­cal choice for trav­el­ing between Capri town, Anacapri, and oth­er des­ti­na­tions. Tick­ets can be pur­chased at local con­ve­nience shops, iden­ti­fi­able by a ​“T” sign, or direct­ly from the bus dri­ver for a small added charge. Although the dri­ver-only option is cash-only, it can save you time if you don’t want to make a detour for tick­ets. Although space is lim­it­ed and park­ing is scarce, taxis are avail­able around the island, includ­ing in Mari­na Grande and the main towns. While metered fares keep pric­ing straight­for­ward, taxis are gen­er­al­ly the most expen­sive way to get around Capri, and cash is often pre­ferred by dri­vers. Make sure to car­ry some euros if you plan to rely on taxis for added convenience.

A Goz­zo Sor­renti­no tour around Capri is an unfor­get­table way to expe­ri­ence the island’s stun­ning coast­line and icon­ic attrac­tions like the Blue Grot­to. These tra­di­tion­al Ital­ian boats offer a relax­ing, authen­tic ride with spa­cious decks, mak­ing Capri Goz­zo Sor­renti­no tours per­fect for soak­ing up the sun and enjoy­ing the scenic beau­ty of the island. On a Goz­zo Sor­renti­no tour to Capri, you’ll glide past dra­mat­ic lime­stone cliffs, crys­tal-clear waters, and famed rock for­ma­tions such as the Faraglioni. Many Capri Italy Goz­zo Sor­renti­no tours include a stop at the Blue Grot­to, where you can wit­ness the mes­mer­iz­ing blue light cre­at­ed by sun­light reflect­ing off the unique min­er­als in the cave’s waters. This leisure­ly tour allows you to see Capri from a unique per­spec­tive, blend­ing tra­di­tion­al Ital­ian charm with some of the most breath­tak­ing views on the island.