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Cruise Capri’s dramatic coastline in a private boat, aiming for the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni and secluded coves with stops for swimming, snorkeling and an onboard aperitivo. This private, all-inclusive tour combines local knowledge, flexible routing and on-board refreshments.
Cruise Capri’s dramatic coastline in a private boat, aiming for the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni and secluded coves with stops for swimming, snorkeling and an onboard aperitivo. This private, all-inclusive tour combines local knowledge, flexible routing and on-board refreshments.
You push off from Marina Grande as sunlight slices across the water; the island’s limestone cliffs rise like worn sculptures and the boat’s wake sketches a silver trail toward caves and secluded coves.
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Operated by Total Book · Capri, Campania
You push off from Marina Grande as sunlight slices across the water; the island’s limestone cliffs rise like worn sculptures and the boat’s wake sketches a silver trail toward caves and secluded coves.
Capri’s coast is a geologic storybook—limestone cliffs carved by millennia of wind and waves, punctuated by sea caves whose light effects have fascinated visitors since Roman times. Emperors like Tiberius favored these shores; Villa ruins and maritime lore still thread the island’s culture. Local captains know where currents open secret grotto mouths and where the Faraglioni stand like stone guardians off the southern shore.
On this private boat tour you’ll aim for the Blue Grotto’s narrow entrance, thread past the Faraglioni, and stop at quieter inlets—Cala del Rio, Cala del Limmo and the Green Grotto—where water is clear enough to snorkel and the sea floor shows Mediterranean life. The captain provides snorkel gear, a light brunch, Prosecco and Limoncello; a hostess handles on-board comforts so you can focus on the view.
Practical side: the Blue Grotto can be closed for tides or queues—plans adapt, so bring patience and a flexible schedule. Boarding requires stepping from dock to dinghy at some points; wear stable shoes and bring sun protection and a light wind layer for open-water stretches. Hydrate and consider motion medicine if you’re sensitive to swell. With a local skipper and private boat, this is a low-effort, high-reward way to see Capri’s coastline with insider access.
No—entry depends on sea conditions, tides and local authority rules; if closed the captain will visit alternative grottoes and swim spots.
Yes—this tour includes a light brunch, Prosecco, Limoncello and soft drinks as listed in the inclusions.
Infants are allowed but must sit on laps; service animals are permitted—confirm any specific needs with the operator before booking.
This is a private boat reserved for your party, with a skipper and crew; route and stops are flexible within safety and local regulations.
Total Book operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Marina Grande as sunlight slices across the water; the island’s limestone cliffs rise like worn sculptures and the boat’s wake sketches a silver trail toward caves and secluded coves.
You push off from Marina Grande as sunlight slices across the water; the island’s limestone cliffs rise like worn sculptures and the boat’s wake sketches a silver trail toward caves and secluded coves.
Capri’s coast is a geologic storybook—limestone cliffs carved by millennia of wind and waves, punctuated by sea caves whose light effects have fascinated visitors since Roman times. Emperors like Tiberius favored these shores; Villa ruins and maritime lore still thread the island’s culture. Local captains know where currents open secret grotto mouths and where the Faraglioni stand like stone guardians off the southern shore.
On this private boat tour you’ll aim for the Blue Grotto’s narrow entrance, thread past the Faraglioni, and stop at quieter inlets—Cala del Rio, Cala del Limmo and the Green Grotto—where water is clear enough to snorkel and the sea floor shows Mediterranean life. The captain provides snorkel gear, a light brunch, Prosecco and Limoncello; a hostess handles on-board comforts so you can focus on the view.
Practical side: the Blue Grotto can be closed for tides or queues—plans adapt, so bring patience and a flexible schedule. Boarding requires stepping from dock to dinghy at some points; wear stable shoes and bring sun protection and a light wind layer for open-water stretches. Hydrate and consider motion medicine if you’re sensitive to swell. With a local skipper and private boat, this is a low-effort, high-reward way to see Capri’s coastline with insider access.