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Cruise from Positano to Capri on a small-group Gozzo: visit the Blue Grotto (weather permitting), snorkel beneath the Faraglioni, and finish with Prosecco at Li Galli as the sun sets. This six-hour sea tour blends geology, history, and easy swimming stops.
Cruise from Positano to Capri on a small-group Gozzo: visit the Blue Grotto (weather permitting), snorkel beneath the Faraglioni, and finish with Prosecco at Li Galli as the sun sets. This six-hour sea tour blends geology, history, and easy swimming stops.
Stand on the deck as Positano’s stacked villas drop away and the Tyrrhenian opens like a moving map. The skipper eases the Gozzo out past Spiaggia Grande, the wind lifting citrus-scented air across the bow as cliffs and fishing boats blur into Capri’s silhouette.
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Operated by Positano Boats · Positano, Campania
Stand on the deck as Positano’s stacked villas drop away and the Tyrrhenian opens like a moving map. The skipper eases the Gozzo out past Spiaggia Grande, the wind lifting citrus-scented air across the bow as cliffs and fishing boats blur into Capri’s silhouette.
This six-hour circumnavigation stitches together Capri’s geological theater and maritime history: limestone cliffs carved by sea and time, the natural arch etched by waves, and the Blue Grotto—where light slipping through a submerged cavity turns seawater electric blue, a spectacle noted since Roman times and popularized again in the 19th century.
Along the way you’ll pass the Punta Carena lighthouse, skim Marina Piccola’s calm inlet, and float beneath the Faraglioni—Capri’s iconic limestone stacks—before stopping to swim and snorkel at Cala Ventroso. The skipper can show you the Green and White Grottos; entry to the Blue Grotto requires calm seas and an on-site ticket managed by local boatmen.
Practical notes: departures are at 2:00 PM from Positano and return around 8:00 PM; groups are intentionally small (max 12) on a traditional gozzo. Towels, life jackets, water and Prosecco are provided, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a mask if you prefer your own, and small change for grotto tickets. Seas can be choppy—those prone to motion sickness should medicate before boarding.
Expect a relaxed, sea-level perspective of Capri and Li Galli: swimming, short grotto approaches, photography stops, and a sunset toast off the small uninhabited islets—an efficient, scenic way to experience Capri from the water.
No. Access to the Blue Grotto requires a separate ticket sold on site by the local boatmen and is only possible in calm sea conditions.
Meet at Spiaggia Grande in Positano for a 2:00 PM departure; the boat returns to Positano around 8:00 PM.
Life jackets and towels are provided; snorkeling gear is not specified, so bring your own mask if you prefer.
The operator reserves the right to cancel for safety; if canceled due to weather you’ll be offered an alternate date or a full refund (cancel at least 24 hours for other refunds).
Positano Boats operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Stand on the deck as Positano’s stacked villas drop away and the Tyrrhenian opens like a moving map. The skipper eases the Gozzo out past Spiaggia Grande, the wind lifting citrus-scented air across the bow as cliffs and fishing boats blur into Capri’s silhouette.
Stand on the deck as Positano’s stacked villas drop away and the Tyrrhenian opens like a moving map. The skipper eases the Gozzo out past Spiaggia Grande, the wind lifting citrus-scented air across the bow as cliffs and fishing boats blur into Capri’s silhouette.
This six-hour circumnavigation stitches together Capri’s geological theater and maritime history: limestone cliffs carved by sea and time, the natural arch etched by waves, and the Blue Grotto—where light slipping through a submerged cavity turns seawater electric blue, a spectacle noted since Roman times and popularized again in the 19th century.
Along the way you’ll pass the Punta Carena lighthouse, skim Marina Piccola’s calm inlet, and float beneath the Faraglioni—Capri’s iconic limestone stacks—before stopping to swim and snorkel at Cala Ventroso. The skipper can show you the Green and White Grottos; entry to the Blue Grotto requires calm seas and an on-site ticket managed by local boatmen.
Practical notes: departures are at 2:00 PM from Positano and return around 8:00 PM; groups are intentionally small (max 12) on a traditional gozzo. Towels, life jackets, water and Prosecco are provided, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a mask if you prefer your own, and small change for grotto tickets. Seas can be choppy—those prone to motion sickness should medicate before boarding.
Expect a relaxed, sea-level perspective of Capri and Li Galli: swimming, short grotto approaches, photography stops, and a sunset toast off the small uninhabited islets—an efficient, scenic way to experience Capri from the water.