

by Cassiopea
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€330This small-group boat tour from Positano lasts about eight hours and includes a slow cruise along the Amalfi Coast to the island of Capri. The highlight is a visit to the Blue Grotto, where passengers can enter the sea cave for about five minutes; note that the entrance fee is not included and tickets must be purchased at the grotto. Waiting times to enter the Blue Grotto can exceed an hour during peak season. The boat also stops at other coastal features around Capri, including the White Grotto, the Natural Arch, the Faraglioni rock formations, and the Grotta Verde. Each stop allows for close views from the boat lasting between five and ten minutes. On the island, participants have free time to visit Capri’s historical sites, shop at local boutiques, or head to Anacapri for a quieter atmosphere. There are several beaches near restaurants where visitors can swim after lunch. The return trip includes a chance for a swim in the Mediterranean before arriving back in Positano, where the day ends on the beachfront. The tour includes carbonated drinks, bottled water, a glass or two of Prosecco, and towels supplied according to COVID-19 protocols. Snacks and Blue Grotto entrance fees are not included.
Blue Grotto
The tour stops at the Blue Grotto, where the entrance costs an additional €18 per person. Tickets must be bought directly at the grotto. The boat trip inside the Blue Grotto lasts about five minutes. Waiting times to enter can be long, sometimes exceeding one hour during peak season.
60 min
White Grotta
The boat approaches the White Grotta (Grotta Bianca), a notable coastal feature on Capri known for its impressive appearance. The stop allows passengers to see this natural formation up close.
5 min
Natural Arch
The tour passes by a Natural Arch formed by the erosion of rock by sea and weather. This rock formation is one of several shaped by natural forces along the Capri coastline.
5 min
Faraglioni
The boat cruises near the Faraglioni rocks, well-known natural sea stacks featured in commercials and films. The area is also popular for the presence of large private yachts anchored nearby.
10 min
Grotta Verde
The tour includes a stop by the Grotta Verde, named for its green hues created by the way light enters the cave. This stop offers a close view of this colorful grotto.
5 min
The CASSIOPEA booth is located on the main beach in Positano. Look our for our bright orange canopy as featured in our gallery.
End point
The CASSIOPEA booth is located on the main beach in Positano. Look our for our bright orange canopy as featured in our gallery.


by Cassiopea
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€330This small-group boat tour from Positano lasts about eight hours and includes a slow cruise along the Amalfi Coast to the island of Capri. The highlight is a visit to the Blue Grotto, where passengers can enter the sea cave for about five minutes; note that the entrance fee is not included and tickets must be purchased at the grotto. Waiting times to enter the Blue Grotto can exceed an hour during peak season. The boat also stops at other coastal features around Capri, including the White Grotto, the Natural Arch, the Faraglioni rock formations, and the Grotta Verde. Each stop allows for close views from the boat lasting between five and ten minutes. On the island, participants have free time to visit Capri’s historical sites, shop at local boutiques, or head to Anacapri for a quieter atmosphere. There are several beaches near restaurants where visitors can swim after lunch. The return trip includes a chance for a swim in the Mediterranean before arriving back in Positano, where the day ends on the beachfront. The tour includes carbonated drinks, bottled water, a glass or two of Prosecco, and towels supplied according to COVID-19 protocols. Snacks and Blue Grotto entrance fees are not included.
Blue Grotto
The tour stops at the Blue Grotto, where the entrance costs an additional €18 per person. Tickets must be bought directly at the grotto. The boat trip inside the Blue Grotto lasts about five minutes. Waiting times to enter can be long, sometimes exceeding one hour during peak season.
60 min
White Grotta
The boat approaches the White Grotta (Grotta Bianca), a notable coastal feature on Capri known for its impressive appearance. The stop allows passengers to see this natural formation up close.
5 min
Natural Arch
The tour passes by a Natural Arch formed by the erosion of rock by sea and weather. This rock formation is one of several shaped by natural forces along the Capri coastline.
5 min
Faraglioni
The boat cruises near the Faraglioni rocks, well-known natural sea stacks featured in commercials and films. The area is also popular for the presence of large private yachts anchored nearby.
10 min
Grotta Verde
The tour includes a stop by the Grotta Verde, named for its green hues created by the way light enters the cave. This stop offers a close view of this colorful grotto.
5 min
The CASSIOPEA booth is located on the main beach in Positano. Look our for our bright orange canopy as featured in our gallery.
End point
The CASSIOPEA booth is located on the main beach in Positano. Look our for our bright orange canopy as featured in our gallery.