Capri & Positano Private Tour - Premium 28 ft boat

The departure takes place from our office, the pier of the ancient fishing village of Marina Grande. Here, someone from our staff will accompany you to the pier where your boat is waiting for you.

The boat you selected will be waiting for you at the dock of the ancient fishing village of Marina Grande. Here, our experienced captain will welcome you aboard of your boats and sail along the coast, exploring hidden beaches and quaint fishing villages.

Capture a photo of the famous Roman villa of Queen Giovanna on the outskirts of Sorrento. The name is taken from Queen Giovanna, from the Roman era, who particularly loved this place to the extent of building her summer residence there. The location is said to have been strategic because from there she could keep an eye on her husband Tiberius, the Emperor of Rome, who had self-exiled to Capri.

Once you reach Capri, our captain will circumnavigate the island, showcasing its most beautiful attractions and points of interest. During the tour, the boat can stop at one of the bays, allowing you to take a dip in the island's crystal-clear waters.

Take a picture of The Faraglioni of Capri, natural icons, rise from the turquoise sea in a breathtaking setting. Terra, Mezzo, and Fuori: three majestic rocks with unique personalities.

The first cave to visit coming from Capri is one of the most striking on the island – the White Cave. Here, by our boat , you can admire the stark contrast between the cave's white light and the azure sea amidst the white limestone rocks, creating a surreal atmosphere with dense and captivating stalactites and stalagmites.

he Green Grotto is a natural wonder renowned for its unique atmosphere. The water reflects an emerald green light, creating a magical and enchanting ambiance inside the cave. Exploring from our boat this natural sanctuary will reward you with breathtaking views.

Take a picture of the Punta Carena Lighthouse, it is a charming beacon on Capri's western coast. Its majestic red-and-white structure dominates the landscape. This Lighthouse is one of the oldest in Italy.

The Blue Grotto is a natural sea cave, 60 meters long and 25 meters wide, renowned worldwide for its crystal-clear waters. The cave's entrance is two meters wide but only about one meter high, so visitors must board small rowboats that carry a maximum of four passengers to enter. Upon request, it's possible to visit the Blue Grotto (€18 per person to be paid on-site if you like to visit it).

During the tour, you can have free time to enjoy lunch at one of the fantastic seaside restaurants accessible directly by boat or to explore the island independently.

The Tour end at the same dock where you started.