

by Capri Precious
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$617.55This private boat tour around Capri lasts about four hours and is suitable for those who want a personal sea excursion of the island. An expert skipper will operate the boat, which is reserved for you alone, ensuring a private experience. The route includes several stops at secluded coves where guests can relax, swim, and snorkel using provided gear. The skipper will also provide beach towels, carbonated drinks, and a freshwater shower onboard. There is a stereo with Bluetooth to play music during the trip. Stops include the bay of Marina Piccola with a visit to the Cave of the Sailors, the White Grotta and Grotta Verde caves, and viewing the Natural Arch rock formation from the sea. The boat passes Villa Malaparte, a private house on a rocky promontory. The tour includes a one-hour visit to the Blue Grotto accessed by transferring to a rowing boat; an extra ticket is required for this entrance. The tour continues with a close approach to the Faraglioni rock peaks, passing under the Faraglione di Mezzo arch. The vessel then sails along the west coast past the Punta Carena Lighthouse, Italy's second largest, and enters the Grotta Rossa, known for its red coral. Lunch at a seaside restaurant is possible during the tour but is not included; the skipper will accompany guests to the pier and wait for their return before continuing. Hotel pickup is not provided. Entrance fees to the Blue Grotto and optional lunch costs are not included in the price.
Spiaggia di Marina Piccola
The boat sails to Marina Piccola bay, stopping to visit the Cave of the Sailors.
White Grotta
Guests visit the White Grotta cave from the boat.
Grotta Verde
The tour includes a visit to the Grotta Verde cave.
Natural Arch
The boat approaches the Natural Arch, a rock formation shaped by erosion processes.
Villa Malaparte
View Villa Malaparte, a private residence on a narrow rocky promontory rising from the sea.
Blue Grotto
Guests change boats to a rowing boat operated by a private company to enter the Blue Grotto cave. The visit lasts about one hour but may vary due to waiting times. An extra ticket costing 14 euros per person is required.
60 min
Faraglioni
The boat passes close to the three Faraglioni rock peaks southeast of Capri, including passing under the arch of Faraglione di Mezzo.
15 min
Punta Carena Lighthouse
The tour continues along Capri’s west coast past the Punta Carena Lighthouse, the second largest lighthouse in Italy.
Grotta Rossa
The boat enters the Grotta Rossa, notable for the red colored coral inside the cave just below sea level.
Contact the property before going to the meeting point.
End point
Contact the property before going to the meeting point.


by Capri Precious
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$617.55This private boat tour around Capri lasts about four hours and is suitable for those who want a personal sea excursion of the island. An expert skipper will operate the boat, which is reserved for you alone, ensuring a private experience. The route includes several stops at secluded coves where guests can relax, swim, and snorkel using provided gear. The skipper will also provide beach towels, carbonated drinks, and a freshwater shower onboard. There is a stereo with Bluetooth to play music during the trip. Stops include the bay of Marina Piccola with a visit to the Cave of the Sailors, the White Grotta and Grotta Verde caves, and viewing the Natural Arch rock formation from the sea. The boat passes Villa Malaparte, a private house on a rocky promontory. The tour includes a one-hour visit to the Blue Grotto accessed by transferring to a rowing boat; an extra ticket is required for this entrance. The tour continues with a close approach to the Faraglioni rock peaks, passing under the Faraglione di Mezzo arch. The vessel then sails along the west coast past the Punta Carena Lighthouse, Italy's second largest, and enters the Grotta Rossa, known for its red coral. Lunch at a seaside restaurant is possible during the tour but is not included; the skipper will accompany guests to the pier and wait for their return before continuing. Hotel pickup is not provided. Entrance fees to the Blue Grotto and optional lunch costs are not included in the price.
Spiaggia di Marina Piccola
The boat sails to Marina Piccola bay, stopping to visit the Cave of the Sailors.
White Grotta
Guests visit the White Grotta cave from the boat.
Grotta Verde
The tour includes a visit to the Grotta Verde cave.
Natural Arch
The boat approaches the Natural Arch, a rock formation shaped by erosion processes.
Villa Malaparte
View Villa Malaparte, a private residence on a narrow rocky promontory rising from the sea.
Blue Grotto
Guests change boats to a rowing boat operated by a private company to enter the Blue Grotto cave. The visit lasts about one hour but may vary due to waiting times. An extra ticket costing 14 euros per person is required.
60 min
Faraglioni
The boat passes close to the three Faraglioni rock peaks southeast of Capri, including passing under the arch of Faraglione di Mezzo.
15 min
Punta Carena Lighthouse
The tour continues along Capri’s west coast past the Punta Carena Lighthouse, the second largest lighthouse in Italy.
Grotta Rossa
The boat enters the Grotta Rossa, notable for the red colored coral inside the cave just below sea level.
Contact the property before going to the meeting point.
End point
Contact the property before going to the meeting point.