Things to do in Capri
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Capri: Private Boat Tour with Caves, Swim & Blue GrottoYou’ll circle Capri by private boat with a local skipper—ducking into glowing caves, swimming off pebbled beaches like Marina Piccola, passing under Faraglioni’s arches, and sipping drinks on deck. With snorkeling gear included and stories about emperors who once swam here, you’ll feel part of something timeless.
Capri: Small Group Boat Tour with Caves, Swim & LimoncelloYou’ll circle Capri by boat in a small group, slipping into quiet caves and swimming beneath Faraglioni’s towering rocks. Your guide shares stories only locals know before handing you chilled limoncello to sip under the sun. It’s relaxed, personal—and leaves you with salt on your skin and memories that stick around longer than any souvenir.
Amalfi Coast Sailing Tour with Aperitif & SwimmingYou board a 47-foot sailboat near Salerno and spend the day sailing past Praiano, Positano, and hidden caves along the Amalfi Coast. You swim in Pandora's Cave, stop at Dead Horse Beach for an Italian aperitif, and see Norman towers and fishermen's villages from the water. Snorkeling gear and all drinks are included; the captain adjusts the route based on weather and sea conditions each day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast from the water without arranging your own boat or navigating the crowded coastal roads — the small-group format and included aperitif make it a complete afternoon or morning without the logistics.
Capri: Private Boat Tour & Blue Grotto with SwimmingYou board at Marina Grande and spend three hours on a private boat circling Capri, with stops to swim in the Green Grotto area and near Monte Solaro, views of the Faraglioni and Natural Arch, and the option to add the Blue Grotto for €18 per person if the queue is short. Snorkeling gear, towels, water and soft drinks are included; the boat has a restroom and shade. Book the 9am slot to avoid afternoon crowds.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main landmarks — the Faraglioni, the grottoes, the Natural Arch — without managing a larger group boat or arranging your own transport; the private boat and fixed 3-hour schedule handle both, and the small fleet size means the experience stays quiet.
Private Boat Tour Capri: 4 hours, all the grottosYou’ll float around Capri’s coast with a local sailor, stopping at famous grottoes like Blue and Green Grotto (if sea conditions allow), swimming under Faraglioni rocks, and soaking up sun on a classic gozzo boat. Soft drinks, towels, and snorkel gear are included so you can just relax into island time—there’s nothing rushed about this day.
Capri: Blue Grotto & Faraglioni Semi-Private Boat TourYou’ll circle Capri by boat with a small group, swimming beneath Faraglioni and pausing for snacks and limoncello between stops. Entering the Blue Grotto is surreal—the silence inside stays with you long after. With friendly guides handling every detail (and plenty of food), it’s less about rushing and more about soaking up Capri’s rhythms.
Capri Coast: Private Boat Tour, Grottos & Faraglioni PhotosYou’ll cruise Capri’s coast with a local skipper, swimming near grottos and snapping photos beneath Faraglioni’s arches. Expect fresh towels, cold drinks, and real stories—not just sightseeing. If you want to skip long lines at the Blue Grotto or celebrate something special on board, your guide adapts to your mood so you can just soak it all in.
Capri Boat Tour from Sorrento: Swim Stops & Blue GrottoA private boat tour of Capri departing from Sorrento, Positano or Capri, with an English-speaking skipper who routes the day around what you want to do. You cruise past the Faraglioni rocks, the Blue Grotto and quieter coves, swim in clear water, and carry prosecco and snorkeling gear onboard—no hidden fees, no extra passengers, no standard itinerary.Is it for me?Book from Sorrento or Positano if you're staying on the coast and want to reach Capri without taking a ferry; book from Capri itself if you're based on the island and want a full-day boat experience without leaving the harbor. The seven-hour duration means you can spend the morning and afternoon on the water and still have time to rest before dinner.
Sailing Tour with Lunch: Sorrento Coast & Capri from CastellamareYou’ll cruise from Castellamare past Sorrento’s famous cliffs to Capri’s iconic Faraglioni rocks. Swim, snorkel, enjoy Caprese salad on deck, and hear local stories from your skipper—all in one relaxed day on the water.
Private Ischia & Procida boat tour: Swim and explore two islandsA private full-day boat tour of Ischia and Procida in the Gulf of Naples, with a live guide in English or Italian, swimming at hidden coves, snorkeling equipment and lunch at a seaside restaurant included. The Allure 35ft is a 35-foot private boat that keeps groups small; the tour runs 6 to 8 hours and departs from Ischia, visiting the medieval Castello Aragonese, Spiaggia dei Maronti beach, Procida's Marina di Corricella and dramatic rock formations shaped by centuries of erosion.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a full day free and want to see two islands without renting a car or navigating ferries yourself—the boat, guide, stops and meal are arranged, so you swim and explore on a schedule built around the boat's route, not around your planning.
Private Ischia & Procida boat tour: Swim two islands in one dayA private boat tour of Ischia and Procida in the Gulf of Naples, departing on a 32-foot vessel with a live guide in English or Italian. You'll swim in crystal-clear coves, see the Castello Aragonese fortress and dramatic rock formations, and have time to walk through colorful villages or eat at a seaside restaurant. The boat carries snorkeling equipment, towels, soft drinks and snacks; the tour runs six to eight hours and includes pickup.Is it for me?The boat departs with pickup included, which means you don't need a car or a ferry timetable to reach Ischia and Procida—useful if you're staying in a village without parking or want to avoid the crowds at the public ferry terminals. The private vessel also means the guide can adjust the stops and timing to what the group wants to do, whether that's a long swim, a village walk or a leisurely lunch ashore.
