A tailor-made boat tour around Capri typically lasts about 7 hours, depending on the stops you choose and the bespoke services you require. A full day tour in Capri by boat includes swimming stops, visits to grottos, and leisurely cruising.

Yes, the Blue Grotto is considered one of the highlights of any Capri boat tour. Its unique blue light effect, created by sunlight passing through an underwater cavity, is a must-see. Bespoke luxury boat tours often include a stop at the Blue Grotto.

To fully enjoy the island, a bespoke Capri boat tour along with some time on land, plan for at least a full day. If you want to explore both the main attractions and hidden gems, consider staying overnight.

 Yes, Capri is quite walkable, especially in the main town areas. However, the island has some steep terrain and stairs, so comfortable shoes are recommended.

Walking from one side of Capri to the other takes about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on your pace and the exact route.

Luxury boat transfers or bespoke services depart from €800,00 and vary based on the level of customization.

Yes, Capri is an excellent day trip destination. A bespoke Capri boat tour combined with some time exploring the island’s key sights can make for a memorable experience.

The boat ride from Amalfi to Capri typically takes about 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on the type of boat and sea conditions.

 Absolutely. A private boat tour in Capri offers a tailor-made experience, allowing you to explore the island’s hidden gems at your own pace and enjoy luxury services.

Boats to Capri leave from several ports including Naples, Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi, and Salerno.

 It is customary to tip a boat driver in Capri around 10-15% of the tour cost, especially if you received excellent service.

The entrance fee for the Blue Grotto is approximately €14 per person, not including the cost of the boat ride to the grotto.

To explore Capri comprehensively, plan for at least 6 to 8 hours. This includes time for a bespoke boat tour, visiting key attractions, and enjoying some leisure time.

Many beaches in Capri are private and require an entrance fee. There are also free public beaches, but they can be crowded, especially in peak season.

The boat ride from Positano to Capri typically takes about 30 to 40 minutes.

Capri is considered a luxury destination, so costs can be high. However, it is possible to visit on a budget by choosing standard services and avoiding peak tourist season.

Yes, Capri tours are worth it, especially bespoke and luxury boat tours that offer a tailored experience and the chance to explore the island’s hidden gems.

The boat ride from Capri's Marina Grande to the Blue Grotto takes about 15 to 20 minutes.

You need at least 6 to 8 hours to fully appreciate Capri. This allows time for a bespoke boat tour and exploring the island’s main attractions.

Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends. Tuesdays and Thursdays are particularly good as cruise ship traffic tends to be lower.

Capri is expensive due to its popularity as a luxury destination, high demand, and the cost of importing goods to the island.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking, light clothing for warm weather, and a hat or sunglasses for sun protection. For a luxury boat tour, consider stylish yet comfortable attire.

The Blue Grotto can be closed due to rough sea conditions, high tides, or maintenance. It’s best to check ahead of time.

The Blue Grotto is famous for its brilliant blue water, while the White Grotto is known for its white rock formations and stalactites

No, you cannot prebook tickets for the Blue Grotto. Access is on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on sea conditions.

The Blue Grotto is special due to its stunning blue light, created by sunlight passing through an underwater cavity and reflecting off the white sandy bottom.

The funicular ride from Marina Grande to Capri town takes about 5 minutes.

 It is customary to tip around 10-15% of the tour cost, especially if you received excellent service.

Yes, tipping on a private boat tour is appreciated. The standard tip is around 10-20% of the total cost.

Yes, a private boat in Capri is worth it for a bespoke and luxurious experience. It allows you to explore the island at your own pace and access secluded spots.

Yes, it’s possible to visit Capri on a budget by choosing standard ferries, eating at casual restaurants, and avoiding peak tourist season.

Yes, you can take luggage to Capri on boats, which have storage space for bags.

 Yes, spending the night in Capri is worth it to experience the island’s charm without the daytime crowds, and to enjoy the evening atmosphere and bespoke experiences.

Taking a bespoke tour can enhance your Capri experience, providing insider knowledge and access to hidden spots. However, exploring on your own is also enjoyable if you prefer flexibility.

Yes, a private boat to the Blue Grotto is worth it for a more personalized and comfortable experience, avoiding the crowds.

 You can get from Capri to Sorrento by private boat, which takes about 20-30 minutes.

Capri is an island rich in scenic beauty, where archaeology, architecture, and nature blend seamlessly. The air is filled with the scent of orange blossoms, making it a truly enchanting destination. Walking through Capri reveals not only its glamorous appeal but also its deep history, breathtaking sea views, and unmatched panoramas. Visitors will discover ancient Roman villas and homes built by those who fell in love with the island between the 19th and 20th centuries. Capri offers both refined hospitality and the genius loci, or spirit, of the island. Capri’s unique shape creates endless vistas, from towering cliffs to lush terraced landscapes. The island boasts a rich variety of plants, with 850 species, some brought by travelers from around the world. Its stunning sea, filled with caves and rock formations, complements the island’s historical significance, from Roman emperors to 19th-century European aristocrats. Upon arrival at Capri’s port, a short cable car ride takes you to the Piazzetta, a charming square with a clock tower and cafés offering sea views. This lively spot serves as the starting point for exploring the island. A 30-minute walk from the Piazzetta leads to Villa Jovis, the ancient palace of Emperor Tiberius, perched above the sea. Nearby is Villa Lysis, a romantic retreat built by Frenchman Jacques Fersen, and the stunning Villa Malaparte, an example of rationalist architecture. Heading south from the Piazzetta, visitors can explore Certosa di San Giacomo, which highlights Capri’s medieval monastic past. From there, they can follow Via Krupp, a scenic road built in 1902 by the German industrialist, often considered the world’s most beautiful street. Though it is frequently closed due to landslides, its path leads to the stunning Giardini di Augusto, botanical gardens with sea views. After visiting the Giardini di Augusto, descend to Marina Piccola, a rocky beach on a turquoise sea. From there, travelers can return to the Acattolico cemetery, where a road leads to the charming town of Anacapri. From the highest point in Anacapri, it’s easy to see why the island’s unique, snail-like shape enchanted Roman emperors, industrial magnates, and famous writers like Maksim Gorkij and Norman Douglas. Anacapri offers breathtaking views that have drawn poets and intellectuals for centuries. In Anacapri’s historic center, one must-see is Casa Rossa, the "Red House," an eclectic building from 1876, built by an American colonel. It hosts a permanent collection of paintings depicting Capri and Roman statues found in the famous Grotta Azzurra. Another standout is the San Michele Church, known for its stunning 18th-century Neapolitan majolica floor.Villa San Michele, with its whitewashed walls, was built by Swedish doctor and author Axel Munthe in the late 19th century. His book, The Story of San Michele, brought global fame to Capri. The villa houses Roman-era statues and artifacts that Munthe unearthed, including a granite sphinx from 11th century BC, which offers sweeping views over the island’s coast. Capri boat tour is one of the most exciting and scenic ways to experience the island's natural beauty and legendary attractions. Capri boat tours allow visitors to access hidden coves, towering sea stacks, and awe-inspiring caves, all while enjoying panoramic views of Capri’s dramatic coastline. Capri Italy boat tours come in various options to suit every traveler. For those seeking a more private experience, you can have boat tour to Capri for a few hours or even an entire day. On a Capri boat tour, you’ll encounter the island’s most famous landmarks, starting with the towering Faraglioni rocks. These iconic sea stacks, rising dramatically from the water, are a highlight of any trip around the island. Another must-see is the legendary Blue Grotto (La Grotta Azzurra), a sea cave renowned for its vibrant, glowing blue waters with Blue Grotto Capri tour.