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Spend a private day on a classic Gozzo 25 from Sorrento, cruising Capri’s grottoes and Positano’s cliffside village with snorkeling, snacks and shore time. This eight-hour private tour blends relaxed cruising with short explorations ashore.
Spend a private day on a classic Gozzo 25 from Sorrento, cruising Capri’s grottoes and Positano’s cliffside village with snorkeling, snacks and shore time. This eight-hour private tour blends relaxed cruising with short explorations ashore.
You step aboard a varnished Gozzo 25 as the marina hums — the skipper casts off and the Gulf of Naples opens like a moving map. The sea pulls you past Sorrento’s promontory, cliffs of pale limestone and tufts of macchia that slope into clear water. Capri emerges first: grottoed coves, hidden bays and sheer rock faces invite the boat close for photos and snorkeling.
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Operated by Restart boat · Sorrento, Campania
You step aboard a varnished Gozzo 25 as the marina hums — the skipper casts off and the Gulf of Naples opens like a moving map. The sea pulls you past Sorrento’s promontory, cliffs of pale limestone and tufts of macchia that slope into clear water. Capri emerges first: grottoed coves, hidden bays and sheer rock faces invite the boat close for photos and snorkeling.
This coastline carries centuries of human traffic — Roman villas perched above the water, medieval watch towers, and a living fishing culture in small harbors. Geologically, the Amalfi coast is a carved limestone edge; waves and time have hollowed caves and undercut cliffs that produce the dramatic bays you’ll pass. Culturally, Sorrento’s lemon groves and Capri’s upscale boutiques frame the day: expect limoncello notes on shore and crisp, sunlit terraces in Positano.
Practically, the private cruise runs about eight hours aboard a classic gozzo with an attentive crew, snacks, drinks and snorkel gear included. Stops typically include swimming in a quiet bay, a walk on Positano’s steep lanes, and photo runs past the famed Blue Grotto approach and Li Galli isles. Time on land is limited—bring comfortable shoes for short, steep walks and a small bag for essentials.
Tip the crew for attentive service, arrive at the Marina a little early near Ruccio Bar for boarding, and plan sunscreen and motion-sickness remedies. The trip balances relaxed cruising with short active moments — it’s ideal for travelers who want a private, scenic day on classic Italian waters.
Yes — the tour lists pick up and drop off from accommodation as included; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Yes — snorkels and masks are provided for use during stops at swim-friendly bays.
Entry to the Blue Grotto is weather- and queue-dependent and usually requires an additional small fee; the tour can pass by for photos if entry isn’t possible.
Basic drinks (water, soft drinks, beers), Prosecco, Limoncello and dry snacks are provided on board as part of the tour.
Restart boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a varnished Gozzo 25 as the marina hums — the skipper casts off and the Gulf of Naples opens like a moving map. The sea pulls you past Sorrento’s promontory, cliffs of pale limestone and tufts of macchia that slope into clear water. Capri emerges first: grottoed coves, hidden bays and sheer rock faces invite the boat close for photos and snorkeling.
You step aboard a varnished Gozzo 25 as the marina hums — the skipper casts off and the Gulf of Naples opens like a moving map. The sea pulls you past Sorrento’s promontory, cliffs of pale limestone and tufts of macchia that slope into clear water. Capri emerges first: grottoed coves, hidden bays and sheer rock faces invite the boat close for photos and snorkeling.
This coastline carries centuries of human traffic — Roman villas perched above the water, medieval watch towers, and a living fishing culture in small harbors. Geologically, the Amalfi coast is a carved limestone edge; waves and time have hollowed caves and undercut cliffs that produce the dramatic bays you’ll pass. Culturally, Sorrento’s lemon groves and Capri’s upscale boutiques frame the day: expect limoncello notes on shore and crisp, sunlit terraces in Positano.
Practically, the private cruise runs about eight hours aboard a classic gozzo with an attentive crew, snacks, drinks and snorkel gear included. Stops typically include swimming in a quiet bay, a walk on Positano’s steep lanes, and photo runs past the famed Blue Grotto approach and Li Galli isles. Time on land is limited—bring comfortable shoes for short, steep walks and a small bag for essentials.
Tip the crew for attentive service, arrive at the Marina a little early near Ruccio Bar for boarding, and plan sunscreen and motion-sickness remedies. The trip balances relaxed cruising with short active moments — it’s ideal for travelers who want a private, scenic day on classic Italian waters.