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Set sail on a private gozzo around Capri to visit the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni, and quiet coves. This full-day cruise blends iconic sights with sheltered swim stops and local insights for a relaxed, customizable sea day.
Set sail on a private gozzo around Capri to visit the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni, and quiet coves. This full-day cruise blends iconic sights with sheltered swim stops and local insights for a relaxed, customizable sea day.
The bow parts a glassy Adriatic and Capri rises like a high-shouldered island, white houses clinging to shale and limestone cliffs. Salt sprays the sun deck; the skipper's voice cuts a calm line through laughter as the boat slips toward the shadowed mouth of a grotto. Moments later the sea lurches into blue light—the Blue Grotto's glow washing faces in unreal color.
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Operated by JammJa · Capri, Campania
The bow parts a glassy Adriatic and Capri rises like a high-shouldered island, white houses clinging to shale and limestone cliffs. Salt sprays the sun deck; the skipper's voice cuts a calm line through laughter as the boat slips toward the shadowed mouth of a grotto. Moments later the sea lurches into blue light—the Blue Grotto's glow washing faces in unreal color.
This full-day private cruise follows a coastline carved by tectonics and time. Capri's limestone cliffs and the towering Faraglioni stacks were sculpted by wave erosion and uplift; Roman emperors left traces here—Tiberius built villas on the island and local lore still clings to cliff legends. Fishing, boatbuilding, and lemon cultivation shaped Capri's culture, and today small ports like Marina Grande and Marina Piccola remain centers of island life.
On a private gozzo you move between marquee sights and lesser-known coves: the heart-shaped Grotta del Cuore, the quiet Cala del Limmo, sea caves lit by reflected light. Snorkel in pockets of clear water, drift with currents that dare you to linger, and listen to the crew's local tips on currents and tides.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, and a wind layer; boats provide towels, snorkel gear, and restrooms. Expect 7–8 hours aboard; seas can be choppy midday, so plan for morning or late-afternoon stops if you prefer calmer water. Respect marine vegetation—avoid standing on Posidonia beds—and follow your skipper's guidance for entering grottos. With a small group, the day balances iconic views with intimate, swim-ready corners of Capri.
Entry depends on sea conditions and local authorities; calm, low-swell conditions are required and there may be short queues during peak season.
Yes, basic snorkeling equipment is usually provided by the operator for guests to use during swim stops.
This tour includes onboard restrooms on the gozzo for the duration of the cruise.
Most private tours include a light brunch, snacks, and an open bar with Prosecco and soft drinks—check your booking details for specifics.
JammJa operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow parts a glassy Adriatic and Capri rises like a high-shouldered island, white houses clinging to shale and limestone cliffs. Salt sprays the sun deck; the skipper's voice cuts a calm line through laughter as the boat slips toward the shadowed mouth of a grotto. Moments later the sea lurches into blue light—the Blue Grotto's glow washing faces in unreal color.
The bow parts a glassy Adriatic and Capri rises like a high-shouldered island, white houses clinging to shale and limestone cliffs. Salt sprays the sun deck; the skipper's voice cuts a calm line through laughter as the boat slips toward the shadowed mouth of a grotto. Moments later the sea lurches into blue light—the Blue Grotto's glow washing faces in unreal color.
This full-day private cruise follows a coastline carved by tectonics and time. Capri's limestone cliffs and the towering Faraglioni stacks were sculpted by wave erosion and uplift; Roman emperors left traces here—Tiberius built villas on the island and local lore still clings to cliff legends. Fishing, boatbuilding, and lemon cultivation shaped Capri's culture, and today small ports like Marina Grande and Marina Piccola remain centers of island life.
On a private gozzo you move between marquee sights and lesser-known coves: the heart-shaped Grotta del Cuore, the quiet Cala del Limmo, sea caves lit by reflected light. Snorkel in pockets of clear water, drift with currents that dare you to linger, and listen to the crew's local tips on currents and tides.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, and a wind layer; boats provide towels, snorkel gear, and restrooms. Expect 7–8 hours aboard; seas can be choppy midday, so plan for morning or late-afternoon stops if you prefer calmer water. Respect marine vegetation—avoid standing on Posidonia beds—and follow your skipper's guidance for entering grottos. With a small group, the day balances iconic views with intimate, swim-ready corners of Capri.