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Cruise from Sorrento to Capri on a private full-day boat tour that puts you in control: swim in secluded coves, pass dramatic sea stacks, and visit iconic grottoes with an experienced skipper. Ideal for travelers who prefer a personalized, crowd-free island day.
Cruise from Sorrento to Capri on a private full-day boat tour that puts you in control: swim in secluded coves, pass dramatic sea stacks, and visit iconic grottoes with an experienced skipper. Ideal for travelers who prefer a personalized, crowd-free island day.
A low-slung hull parts the Mediterranean at first light, and Sorrento’s cliffs slide behind you. Salt and citrus hang in the air as the skipper eases toward Capri, the island rising sudden and vertical from deep blue. From the deck you’ll watch caves press their faces to the sea and cliffs that seem to have been cut for boats like yours.
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Operated by Excursion Boat Sorrento · Capri, Campania
A low-slung hull parts the Mediterranean at first light, and Sorrento’s cliffs slide behind you. Salt and citrus hang in the air as the skipper eases toward Capri, the island rising sudden and vertical from deep blue. From the deck you’ll watch caves press their faces to the sea and cliffs that seem to have been cut for boats like yours.
Capri’s coastline records geology in sharp relief: limestone cliffs cleaved by millions of years of waves and tectonic lift, punctuated by sea caves like the famed Blue Grotto where light filters through an underwater channel to paint the chamber electric. Human history sits closely on that geology — Roman emperors left villas clinging to terraces, and later lighthouse keepers kept watch from Punta Carena after the 19th century beacon was installed.
Culture here moves at water-level: fishing boats, family-run trattorie accessible by tender, and an island rhythm that honors noon swims and late lunches. On a private charter you steer the day — swim in hidden coves, drift past the Faraglioni stacks, and opt for a stop at Marina Piccola for a quieter harbor-side meal recommended by your skipper.
Practical guidance: the tour runs a full day from Sorrento and is suitable for most fitness levels but involves boarding from a marina and occasional short tendering. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer, non-slip water shoes and cash for optional fees (Blue Grotto entry, local restaurant, fuel surcharge). Expect sea conditions to determine stops — when the water calls, it steers the plan.
No — entry depends on sea and weather conditions and is optional; if closed your skipper will visit other caves and sights instead.
The private boat takes up to 7 guests, making the experience personalized and crowd-free.
Soft drinks, Prosecco and a snack are included, but full meals ashore and some grotto fees (Blue Grotto €18) are extra.
Tours are cancellable for a full refund at least 24 hours prior; operators may cancel for rough seas and offer refunds or rebooking.
Excursion Boat Sorrento operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low-slung hull parts the Mediterranean at first light, and Sorrento’s cliffs slide behind you. Salt and citrus hang in the air as the skipper eases toward Capri, the island rising sudden and vertical from deep blue. From the deck you’ll watch caves press their faces to the sea and cliffs that seem to have been cut for boats like yours.
A low-slung hull parts the Mediterranean at first light, and Sorrento’s cliffs slide behind you. Salt and citrus hang in the air as the skipper eases toward Capri, the island rising sudden and vertical from deep blue. From the deck you’ll watch caves press their faces to the sea and cliffs that seem to have been cut for boats like yours.
Capri’s coastline records geology in sharp relief: limestone cliffs cleaved by millions of years of waves and tectonic lift, punctuated by sea caves like the famed Blue Grotto where light filters through an underwater channel to paint the chamber electric. Human history sits closely on that geology — Roman emperors left villas clinging to terraces, and later lighthouse keepers kept watch from Punta Carena after the 19th century beacon was installed.
Culture here moves at water-level: fishing boats, family-run trattorie accessible by tender, and an island rhythm that honors noon swims and late lunches. On a private charter you steer the day — swim in hidden coves, drift past the Faraglioni stacks, and opt for a stop at Marina Piccola for a quieter harbor-side meal recommended by your skipper.
Practical guidance: the tour runs a full day from Sorrento and is suitable for most fitness levels but involves boarding from a marina and occasional short tendering. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer, non-slip water shoes and cash for optional fees (Blue Grotto entry, local restaurant, fuel surcharge). Expect sea conditions to determine stops — when the water calls, it steers the plan.