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Set sail from the Amalfi Coast to Capri for a day of sea caves, swims, and an island stroll. This premium boat tour combines coastal grottoes, a relaxed aperitif on board, and free time in Capri town.
Set sail from the Amalfi Coast to Capri for a day of sea caves, swims, and an island stroll. This premium boat tour combines coastal grottoes, a relaxed aperitif on board, and free time in Capri town.
The hull cuts through silver Mediterranean; lemon-scented cliffs slide by and the island of Capri rises like a folded map of white houses and rugged rock. Onboard, the deck hums with conversation and the promise of Aperol and Prosecco while the skipper eases the boat toward the Faraglioni, where sea and stone dare you to get closer.
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Operated by Sail & Fun · Capri, Campania
The hull cuts through silver Mediterranean; lemon-scented cliffs slide by and the island of Capri rises like a folded map of white houses and rugged rock. Onboard, the deck hums with conversation and the promise of Aperol and Prosecco while the skipper eases the boat toward the Faraglioni, where sea and stone dare you to get closer.
Capri’s story is layered: Greeks and then Romans prized the island’s microclimate; Emperor Tiberius retired here, leaving behind Villa Jovis on the eastern heights. Geologically, Capri is a limestone outcrop shaped by marine erosion—grottos and sea caves carved where waves found weak seams. Culturally, the island’s narrow lanes host centuries-old craft shops, cafés, and the choreography of daily life in Piazzetta.
Expect a coach of experiences: coastal cave runs (Blue, Green, White Grottos), pauses for dips and snorkeling, a relaxed aperitif on a sunlit cove, and roughly four hours ashore to walk from Marina Grande up by funicular to Capri town or catch a bus to Anacapri. The boat’s comforts—changing cabins, showers and a shaded deck—make the day accessible to most travelers.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, non-slip shoes for docks and cobbled streets, and a small day pack. Blue Grotto entry can be weather-dependent; plan mornings for calmer seas and quieter visits. Keep an eye on Posidonia beds when swimming or snorkeling to protect seagrass and marine life—leave only footprints, take only photos.
Yes—boat will approach the Blue Grotto and, when sea conditions permit, you may transfer to smaller rowboats for entry; access is subject to weather and tide.
Yes—masks and fins are supplied onboard for complimentary use during authorized swim stops.
About four hours ashore to explore Capri town, take the funicular, or visit Anacapri; plan logistics if you intend to see the Blue Grotto by land afterward.
Departure is from Amalfi Coast piers (Marina di Praia/Darsena Pier) depending on the day; exact meeting details are provided after booking.
Sail & Fun operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull cuts through silver Mediterranean; lemon-scented cliffs slide by and the island of Capri rises like a folded map of white houses and rugged rock. Onboard, the deck hums with conversation and the promise of Aperol and Prosecco while the skipper eases the boat toward the Faraglioni, where sea and stone dare you to get closer.
The hull cuts through silver Mediterranean; lemon-scented cliffs slide by and the island of Capri rises like a folded map of white houses and rugged rock. Onboard, the deck hums with conversation and the promise of Aperol and Prosecco while the skipper eases the boat toward the Faraglioni, where sea and stone dare you to get closer.
Capri’s story is layered: Greeks and then Romans prized the island’s microclimate; Emperor Tiberius retired here, leaving behind Villa Jovis on the eastern heights. Geologically, Capri is a limestone outcrop shaped by marine erosion—grottos and sea caves carved where waves found weak seams. Culturally, the island’s narrow lanes host centuries-old craft shops, cafés, and the choreography of daily life in Piazzetta.
Expect a coach of experiences: coastal cave runs (Blue, Green, White Grottos), pauses for dips and snorkeling, a relaxed aperitif on a sunlit cove, and roughly four hours ashore to walk from Marina Grande up by funicular to Capri town or catch a bus to Anacapri. The boat’s comforts—changing cabins, showers and a shaded deck—make the day accessible to most travelers.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, non-slip shoes for docks and cobbled streets, and a small day pack. Blue Grotto entry can be weather-dependent; plan mornings for calmer seas and quieter visits. Keep an eye on Posidonia beds when swimming or snorkeling to protect seagrass and marine life—leave only footprints, take only photos.