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.