

by Excursion Boat Sorrento
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.€140This boat tour from Sorrento takes about 7 to 8 hours to visit Capri and several notable coastal sites. The tour departs from a private pier at Sorrento’s Marina Piccola, which helps avoid long boarding waits. A skipper navigates the boat along Capri’s coastline, stopping at several natural and historic landmarks. The route includes views of the Roman Villa di Pollio Felice ruins along the coast between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense. The boat passes by the White Grotta, known for a rock formation shaped like the Madonna, and the Faraglioni sea stacks, one of which has a 60-meter tunnel that the boat crosses. The Green Grotto is also visited, where the water appears green due to the light effects inside the cave. A stop is made at Marina Piccola on Capri’s southern side for about 20 minutes, allowing time to swim if conditions permit. Punta Carena Lighthouse is also seen, recognizable by its white tower with red stripes. The Blue Grotto is an optional stop for about 30 minutes, accessible depending on weather, sea conditions, and waiting times. Visitors should be aware that access is not guaranteed and can involve waiting or cancellation. Marina Grande Beach on Capri’s northern side is another 20-minute stop, suitable for swimming when allowed. The tour includes about three hours of free time on Capri to explore La Piazzetta, the island’s main square, and visit the Gardens of Augustus, which offer panoramic views of Monte Solaro, Marina Piccola, Via Krupp, and the Faraglioni. Snacks, drinks including water, sodas, beer, and limoncello, snorkeling masks, life jackets, and a toilet on board are provided. Swims and snorkeling stops are included when possible. The operator notes that local tourist taxes and fuel surcharges are not included in the price. Overall, this boat tour suits those wanting a full-day trip to Capri with multiple stops along the coast, swimming opportunities, and a few hours on the island itself.
Villa di Pollio Felice
The boat passes the remains of an ancient Roman villa once owned by Pollio Felice, a noble of Pozzuoli, located along the coast between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense.
White Grotta
This natural cave is noted for its whitish color and a rock formation inside shaped like the Madonna.
Faraglioni
The three rocky peaks rising from the sea near Capri, including one with a 60-meter-long tunnel that the boat passes through.
Grotta Verde
Also called the Green Grotto, this cave on Capri’s southern side is known for water colored green by light effects inside.
Spiaggia di Marina Piccola
A quiet, sheltered beach on Capri’s southern coast with views of the Faraglioni stacks. The tour stops here for about 20 minutes, often allowing swimming when sea conditions permit.
20 min
Punta Carena Lighthouse
An octagonal masonry lighthouse tower with a lantern and gallery, painted white with vertical red stripes, located above a two-story keeper’s house painted red.
Blue Grotto
A famous cave known for its intense blue water caused by natural light. The visit lasts up to 30 minutes but is optional and depends on sea conditions and waiting times; delays or cancellations may occur.
30 min
Marina Grande Beach
A large, sunny bay on Capri’s northern side with cliffs and slopes of Monte Solaro. The tour stops here for about 20 minutes and swimming is possible depending on weather and sea conditions.
20 min
Capri
The tour includes about three hours of free time on Capri island. Visitors can explore La Piazzetta square, a local gathering spot, and visit the Gardens of Augustus, which feature various island plants and panoramic views including Monte Solaro, Marina Piccola, Via Krupp, and the Faraglioni sea stacks.
180 min
Outside Bar Ruccio at 8,50 AM.
End point
Outside Bar Ruccio at 8,50 AM.


by Excursion Boat Sorrento
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.€140This boat tour from Sorrento takes about 7 to 8 hours to visit Capri and several notable coastal sites. The tour departs from a private pier at Sorrento’s Marina Piccola, which helps avoid long boarding waits. A skipper navigates the boat along Capri’s coastline, stopping at several natural and historic landmarks. The route includes views of the Roman Villa di Pollio Felice ruins along the coast between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense. The boat passes by the White Grotta, known for a rock formation shaped like the Madonna, and the Faraglioni sea stacks, one of which has a 60-meter tunnel that the boat crosses. The Green Grotto is also visited, where the water appears green due to the light effects inside the cave. A stop is made at Marina Piccola on Capri’s southern side for about 20 minutes, allowing time to swim if conditions permit. Punta Carena Lighthouse is also seen, recognizable by its white tower with red stripes. The Blue Grotto is an optional stop for about 30 minutes, accessible depending on weather, sea conditions, and waiting times. Visitors should be aware that access is not guaranteed and can involve waiting or cancellation. Marina Grande Beach on Capri’s northern side is another 20-minute stop, suitable for swimming when allowed. The tour includes about three hours of free time on Capri to explore La Piazzetta, the island’s main square, and visit the Gardens of Augustus, which offer panoramic views of Monte Solaro, Marina Piccola, Via Krupp, and the Faraglioni. Snacks, drinks including water, sodas, beer, and limoncello, snorkeling masks, life jackets, and a toilet on board are provided. Swims and snorkeling stops are included when possible. The operator notes that local tourist taxes and fuel surcharges are not included in the price. Overall, this boat tour suits those wanting a full-day trip to Capri with multiple stops along the coast, swimming opportunities, and a few hours on the island itself.
Villa di Pollio Felice
The boat passes the remains of an ancient Roman villa once owned by Pollio Felice, a noble of Pozzuoli, located along the coast between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense.
White Grotta
This natural cave is noted for its whitish color and a rock formation inside shaped like the Madonna.
Faraglioni
The three rocky peaks rising from the sea near Capri, including one with a 60-meter-long tunnel that the boat passes through.
Grotta Verde
Also called the Green Grotto, this cave on Capri’s southern side is known for water colored green by light effects inside.
Spiaggia di Marina Piccola
A quiet, sheltered beach on Capri’s southern coast with views of the Faraglioni stacks. The tour stops here for about 20 minutes, often allowing swimming when sea conditions permit.
20 min
Punta Carena Lighthouse
An octagonal masonry lighthouse tower with a lantern and gallery, painted white with vertical red stripes, located above a two-story keeper’s house painted red.
Blue Grotto
A famous cave known for its intense blue water caused by natural light. The visit lasts up to 30 minutes but is optional and depends on sea conditions and waiting times; delays or cancellations may occur.
30 min
Marina Grande Beach
A large, sunny bay on Capri’s northern side with cliffs and slopes of Monte Solaro. The tour stops here for about 20 minutes and swimming is possible depending on weather and sea conditions.
20 min
Capri
The tour includes about three hours of free time on Capri island. Visitors can explore La Piazzetta square, a local gathering spot, and visit the Gardens of Augustus, which feature various island plants and panoramic views including Monte Solaro, Marina Piccola, Via Krupp, and the Faraglioni sea stacks.
180 min
Outside Bar Ruccio at 8,50 AM.
End point
Outside Bar Ruccio at 8,50 AM.