Cruise from Capri to Positano on a private boat that weaves past the Faraglioni, Li Galli islands and Punta Campanella. Expect swim stops, local bites, and a skipper-led route tailored to your pace—note local boarding and fuel surcharges payable on arrival.
Cruise from Capri to Positano on a private boat that weaves past the Faraglioni, Li Galli islands and Punta Campanella. Expect swim stops, local bites, and a skipper-led route tailored to your pace—note local boarding and fuel surcharges payable on arrival.
You step off the ferry at Marina Grande and the sea takes over—salt on your lips, a small wooden boat rocking gently as the skipper secures the lines. The engine hums, and within minutes the cliffs of Capri peel away into a coastline of ladders of houses and sheer rock faces; Faraglioni stacks puncture the horizon like island gates.
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Operated by Excursion Boat Sorrento · Capri, Campania
You step off the ferry at Marina Grande and the sea takes over—salt on your lips, a small wooden boat rocking gently as the skipper secures the lines. The engine hums, and within minutes the cliffs of Capri peel away into a coastline of ladders of houses and sheer rock faces; Faraglioni stacks puncture the horizon like island gates.
This private cruise traces the southern rim of the Bay of Naples toward Positano, threading past Punta Campanella’s ancient promontory and the myth-steeped Li Galli islands. Geologically, you’ll notice limestone cliffs carved by wave and wind, terraces clinging to steep slopes that reveal centuries of agricultural engineering. Culturally the route connects fisherfolk harbors, seaside villages, and cuisine shaped by lemons, anchovies and simple seafood—stop in Nerano for the signature Spaghetti alla Nerano if the skipper recommends it.
On-board is relaxed and practical: life jackets for each guest, towels, light appetizers and drinks are provided, but note the local surcharges for fuel and Capri boarding paid on arrival. The itinerary builds in multiple swim stops in clear, warm water; expect sheltered coves and occasional strong currents where your skipper will advise entry points.
Plan for sun protection, a non-slip shoe for boarding, and some cash for port fees and a recommended seaside lunch. If you want privacy and flexible timing to snorkel, photograph the cliff faces, or time a golden-hour arrival into Positano, this private charter turns a simple transfer into a day-long seaside exploration.
Meet at Marina Grande Beach dock in Capri; it's accessible on foot from Capri town center or by local buses and the ferry landing—confirm exact pickup time with your operator.
The itinerary includes multiple swim stops; towels are provided but snorkel gear may not be—bring your own or request rental in advance.
Yes—there is a fuel surcharge (~€300 per booking) and a Capri boarding/disembarkation fee (~€100 per booking) payable on arrival, plus any port taxes or restaurant meals you choose.
The tour is family-friendly but infants must sit on an adult's lap; it's not recommended for travelers with serious heart problems—check with the operator if you have concerns.
Excursion Boat Sorrento operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step off the ferry at Marina Grande and the sea takes over—salt on your lips, a small wooden boat rocking gently as the skipper secures the lines. The engine hums, and within minutes the cliffs of Capri peel away into a coastline of ladders of houses and sheer rock faces; Faraglioni stacks puncture the horizon like island gates.
You step off the ferry at Marina Grande and the sea takes over—salt on your lips, a small wooden boat rocking gently as the skipper secures the lines. The engine hums, and within minutes the cliffs of Capri peel away into a coastline of ladders of houses and sheer rock faces; Faraglioni stacks puncture the horizon like island gates.
This private cruise traces the southern rim of the Bay of Naples toward Positano, threading past Punta Campanella’s ancient promontory and the myth-steeped Li Galli islands. Geologically, you’ll notice limestone cliffs carved by wave and wind, terraces clinging to steep slopes that reveal centuries of agricultural engineering. Culturally the route connects fisherfolk harbors, seaside villages, and cuisine shaped by lemons, anchovies and simple seafood—stop in Nerano for the signature Spaghetti alla Nerano if the skipper recommends it.
On-board is relaxed and practical: life jackets for each guest, towels, light appetizers and drinks are provided, but note the local surcharges for fuel and Capri boarding paid on arrival. The itinerary builds in multiple swim stops in clear, warm water; expect sheltered coves and occasional strong currents where your skipper will advise entry points.
Plan for sun protection, a non-slip shoe for boarding, and some cash for port fees and a recommended seaside lunch. If you want privacy and flexible timing to snorkel, photograph the cliff faces, or time a golden-hour arrival into Positano, this private charter turns a simple transfer into a day-long seaside exploration.