The length of the tour varies according to your preferences. We offer flexible options, which can be customized for a shorter or longer experience. Usually, the duration is about 7 hours, but we are happy to adapt to your specific needs.

During the tour, you will have the opportunity to explore the Blue Grotto, the Faraglioni, Marina Piccola and the enchanting coastal caves of Capri. Our itinerary is designed to give you a complete overview of the wonders of the island.

Of course! The tour can be customized according to your preferences. We have many picturesque bays and coastal caves where you can make stops for swimming or exploration on land. Tell us your preferences, and we will arrange the itinerary accordingly.

The tour includes crewed speedboat rental, high quality beach towels, and refreshing drinks. We are also available to further customize your tour with additional services such as champagne on board or a gourmet snack.

The ideal time depends on your preferences. The summer season offers ideal sea conditions and pleasant temperatures. However, spring and autumn offer a quieter atmosphere and moderate temperatures. We recommend booking in advance to ensure availability during the desired dates.

Choosing a private tour from Sorrento to Capri provides the exclusivity of a boat just for your group, with the flexibility to customize the itinerary. You can visit the Blue Grotto and other iconic spots on Capri at your own pace, enjoying a more intimate and comfortable experience.

Private tours from Positano to Capri allow you to explore the Amalfi Coast and Capri with personalized attention from the crew. You can enjoy stops for snorkeling, marvel at the Faraglioni rocks, and explore the Blue Grotto without the hustle and bustle of larger groups.

We offer a variety of boats for private tours to Capri, including traditional wooden boats, luxury yachts, and speedboats. The choice depends on your preferences for comfort, speed, and style. Our team can assist you in selecting the perfect boat that meets your needs and budget.

Yes, absolutely! We specialize in tailor-made experiences. You can customize your itinerary to include specific sights, activities like swimming or snorkeling stops, and even dining options on the island. Let us know your preferences, and we'll create a personalized Capri adventure just for you.

 Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food and drinks onboard during our private boat tours to Capri. Alternatively, we can arrange catering services with delicious local cuisine and beverages upon request. Just let us know your preferences, and we'll ensure a delightful culinary experience on the water.

 Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food and drinks onboard during our private boat tours to Capri. Alternatively, we can arrange catering services with delicious local cuisine and beverages upon request. Just let us know your preferences, and we'll ensure a delightful culinary experience on the water.

Capri is a small, enchanting island situated in the Gulf of Naples, easily reachable by ferry from Naples, Sorrento, and Positano with multiple crossings available each day. Despite its size, this island draws visitors from around the world for its remarkable natural beauty and convenient access to Italy’s mainland hotspots. Capri Island is home to two main towns, Capri and Anacapri. To clarify, "Capri town" specifically refers to the bustling main town of Capri itself. Both towns offer unique atmospheres, with Capri town known for its lively vibe and luxury shopping, while Anacapri is more tranquil and charmingly secluded.
The island’s rugged terrain, with towering limestone cliffs, striking sea stacks like the famous Faraglioni Rocks, and hidden grottoes, makes Capri a premier destination for boat tours. Although there are some beaches, they tend to be small and rocky, adding a distinctive charm to Capri’s dramatic coastline. Long a favorite of the elite, Capri continues to attract a high-end crowd, and prices reflect this exclusivity. From dining out to ordering a cocktail, visitors should expect a bit of a splurge when compared to other Italian destinations.
Capri’s layout is essential to understand before arrival. The primary port, Marina Grande, serves as the entryway onto the island and the starting point for scenic boat tours. Exploring Capri can involve a lot of walking—especially to reach sights like Villa Jovis, which requires a 90-minute hike. Other viewpoints, like Punta Carena, are also a bit remote, so planning ahead is helpful to make the most of your visit. One of the must-do activities in Capri is a boat tour around the island. This short, scenic trip offers breathtaking views of Capri’s iconic grottoes, rocky beaches, sea stacks, and impressive limestone cliffs. These tours typically last around two hours, and are available from mid-March to the end of October. Along the way, you'll enjoy close-up views of the White and Green Grottoes, a chance to enter the famous Blue Grotto, and stunning sights like the Faraglioni Rocks and the Punta Carena lighthouse. For a more personalized experience, you can also book a private boat tour to explore Capri’s coastline at your own pace, with the option to stop at beaches and waterside restaurants not included in regular tours.
The Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) is Capri’s most famous sea cave and a highlight for many visitors. Accessible only by rowboat due to its narrow entrance, this natural wonder has become a favorite stop on most Capri boat tours. While the Blue Grotto can get crowded, especially during peak months, the stunning blue glow inside the cave, caused by sunlight filtering through the water, is unforgettable. Although there may be a wait to enter, many visitors find the experience worthwhile. Entry to the Blue Grotto costs €18 per person, and it’s important to note that the grotto may close if the seas are rough, with decisions typically made each morning at 9 a.m.
For breathtaking views of Capri and beyond, take the chairlift to Monte Solaro, the island’s highest point. The chairlift ride offers sweeping vistas on the way up, but the views are even more incredible from the top, where you can see the Faraglioni rocks, Mount Vesuvius, the Isle of Ischia, Sorrento, and the Bay of Naples. To reach the chairlift, go to the lower station in Anacapri, called Seggiovia Monte Solaro. Tickets cost €11 for one-way or €14 for a round-trip, and the ride takes about seven minutes each way. Once at the top, there are viewing platforms to explore, making this a memorable 45-minute excursion.
The Gardens of Augustus (Giardini di Augusto) offer a serene escape with some of the best viewpoints in Capri. Located just a short, uphill walk from Capri town’s main shopping area, these botanical gardens are known for their colorful blooms and Mediterranean plants. For an entrance fee of €1.50, you can wander the gardens and take in stunning views over the island, including a unique perspective of the winding Via Krupp path carved into the cliffs below.
For an unforgettable experience around Capri, a speedboat tour is a fantastic way to explore the island’s famous coastline and sea caves. Capri speedboat tours take you on an exhilarating journey around the island, where you can admire limestone cliffs, hidden grottoes, and crystal-clear waters. Many Capri, Italy speedboat tours offer a stop at the renowned Blue Grotto, where you can enter the glowing sea cave and witness its mesmerizing blue light—a true highlight for many visitors. A speedboat tour to Capri also allows you to discover scenic spots that aren’t accessible by land, making it one of the best ways to experience Capri’s natural beauty up close.