



by Living Capri Boat Tours
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.€440This private boat tour around Capri lasts about three hours and includes an expert skipper and professional guide. The trip begins at Marina Grande, the island’s main historic port, where you board the boat. From there, you head to Marina Piccola to see the Sailors' Cave. The tour continues to the Faraglioni rocks, where you pass under the arch of the middle rock for a photo opportunity. You also visit the Green Grotto, known for its green-colored water caused by natural light effects, and the White Grotto, with white limestone deposits and stalactites. The Natural Arch is viewed from the sea, showcasing a rock formation shaped by erosion. At the Blue Grotto, you switch to a smaller rowboat operated by a local company to enter the cave; the visit lasts about an hour but may vary depending on wait times. After the Blue Grotto, you see Villa Malaparte from the outside, a private residence perched on a steep rocky promontory. The tour then enters the Coral Cave (Grotta Rossa), noted for its red coral visible near sea level. Finally, the boat passes Punta Carena Lighthouse, Italy’s second largest lighthouse at the island’s southwestern tip. Included in the tour are carbonated drinks, bottled water, snorkeling gear, beach towels, a Bluetooth stereo, and a freshwater shower. Hotel pickup and admission fees are not included.
Marina Grande
The tour starts at Marina Grande, the historic port of Capri, where guests board the boat with their skipper.
Marina Piccola
Visit the Sailors' Cave located in the bay of Marina Piccola, known for its scenic waters.
Faraglioni
View the three famous Faraglioni rocks from the boat and pass under the arch of the middle rock for a photo. This stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Grotta Verde
Stop at the Green Grotto, where the water appears green due to unique light reflections inside the cave.
White Grotta
Visit the White Grotto, characterized by white limestone incrustations and white stalactites hanging from the roof.
Natural Arch
View the Natural Arch, a rock formation shaped by natural erosion processes, from the sea.
Blue Grotto
At the Blue Grotto, switch to a small rowing boat operated by a local company to enter the cave. The visit lasts about 60 minutes but may vary depending on wait times.
60 min
Villa Malaparte
See Villa Malaparte from the outside, a private house located on a steep rocky promontory rising from the sea.
Grotta Rossa
Enter the Coral Cave (Grotta Rossa), known for red corals visible just below sea level.
Punta Carena Lighthouse
Pass in front of Punta Carena Lighthouse, Italy’s second largest lighthouse located at the island’s southwestern end.
If you want to take the tour as soon as you land at the port of Marina Grande in Capri, just follow "Via Cristoforo Colombo" to reach the meeting point in a few minutes. You will find PIER 21, which is the embarkation pier for the tour. Contact us on whatsapp or iMessage for more info and details.
End point
If you want to take the tour as soon as you land at the port of Marina Grande in Capri, just follow "Via Cristoforo Colombo" to reach the meeting point in a few minutes. You will find PIER 21, which is the embarkation pier for the tour. Contact us on whatsapp or iMessage for more info and details.




by Living Capri Boat Tours
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.€440This private boat tour around Capri lasts about three hours and includes an expert skipper and professional guide. The trip begins at Marina Grande, the island’s main historic port, where you board the boat. From there, you head to Marina Piccola to see the Sailors' Cave. The tour continues to the Faraglioni rocks, where you pass under the arch of the middle rock for a photo opportunity. You also visit the Green Grotto, known for its green-colored water caused by natural light effects, and the White Grotto, with white limestone deposits and stalactites. The Natural Arch is viewed from the sea, showcasing a rock formation shaped by erosion. At the Blue Grotto, you switch to a smaller rowboat operated by a local company to enter the cave; the visit lasts about an hour but may vary depending on wait times. After the Blue Grotto, you see Villa Malaparte from the outside, a private residence perched on a steep rocky promontory. The tour then enters the Coral Cave (Grotta Rossa), noted for its red coral visible near sea level. Finally, the boat passes Punta Carena Lighthouse, Italy’s second largest lighthouse at the island’s southwestern tip. Included in the tour are carbonated drinks, bottled water, snorkeling gear, beach towels, a Bluetooth stereo, and a freshwater shower. Hotel pickup and admission fees are not included.
Marina Grande
The tour starts at Marina Grande, the historic port of Capri, where guests board the boat with their skipper.
Marina Piccola
Visit the Sailors' Cave located in the bay of Marina Piccola, known for its scenic waters.
Faraglioni
View the three famous Faraglioni rocks from the boat and pass under the arch of the middle rock for a photo. This stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Grotta Verde
Stop at the Green Grotto, where the water appears green due to unique light reflections inside the cave.
White Grotta
Visit the White Grotto, characterized by white limestone incrustations and white stalactites hanging from the roof.
Natural Arch
View the Natural Arch, a rock formation shaped by natural erosion processes, from the sea.
Blue Grotto
At the Blue Grotto, switch to a small rowing boat operated by a local company to enter the cave. The visit lasts about 60 minutes but may vary depending on wait times.
60 min
Villa Malaparte
See Villa Malaparte from the outside, a private house located on a steep rocky promontory rising from the sea.
Grotta Rossa
Enter the Coral Cave (Grotta Rossa), known for red corals visible just below sea level.
Punta Carena Lighthouse
Pass in front of Punta Carena Lighthouse, Italy’s second largest lighthouse located at the island’s southwestern end.
If you want to take the tour as soon as you land at the port of Marina Grande in Capri, just follow "Via Cristoforo Colombo" to reach the meeting point in a few minutes. You will find PIER 21, which is the embarkation pier for the tour. Contact us on whatsapp or iMessage for more info and details.
End point
If you want to take the tour as soon as you land at the port of Marina Grande in Capri, just follow "Via Cristoforo Colombo" to reach the meeting point in a few minutes. You will find PIER 21, which is the embarkation pier for the tour. Contact us on whatsapp or iMessage for more info and details.