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Spend a private 7–8 hour day cruising from Sorrento or Positano to Capri aboard a traditional Fratelli Aprea gozzo. Enjoy grotto visits, swim stops, optional disembarkation on Capri, and onboard comforts like a cabin, shower and prosecco.
Spend a private 7–8 hour day cruising from Sorrento or Positano to Capri aboard a traditional Fratelli Aprea gozzo. Enjoy grotto visits, swim stops, optional disembarkation on Capri, and onboard comforts like a cabin, shower and prosecco.
The boat rocks gently as you climb aboard the Fratelli Aprea 32 HT at Positano or Sorrento pier — varnished wood underfoot, the bow cushions already warming in the sun. The Amalfi Coast unrolls to starboard: steep citrus terraces give way to the open Tyrrhenian, and Capri’s silhouette sharpens against the horizon.
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Operated by MBS Blu Charter Boat Tours · Capri, Campania
The boat rocks gently as you climb aboard the Fratelli Aprea 32 HT at Positano or Sorrento pier — varnished wood underfoot, the bow cushions already warming in the sun. The Amalfi Coast unrolls to starboard: steep citrus terraces give way to the open Tyrrhenian, and Capri’s silhouette sharpens against the horizon.
Capri has been a draw since Roman emperors sought its cliffs and coves; Villa Jovis and cliffside ruins speak to that imperial habit. Geology here is theatrical: white limestone and dolomitic strata have been sculpted by waves into caves and stacks — the Faraglioni rise like fossilized breakers. The Blue and Green Grottoes are sea-forged rooms where light and water argue over color.
On this private charter you’ll weave past Marina Grande, skirt ancient lighthouses and glide under the Faraglioni for photo stops. The skipper can attempt the Blue Grotto visit when sea conditions allow; it’s weather- and tide-dependent. Expect optional disembarkation on Capri (docking fee approx. €100 per boat + €5 pp) for a stroll or lunch, or stay aboard and request swim and snorkel stops — masks are provided.
Practicalities are straightforward: the boat is covered with a cabin, head, shower, beach towels and an experienced skipper; soft drinks and a bottle of prosecco are included. Plan for a 7–8 hour day, bring sun protection, light layers for the breeze, cash for dock fees and a small dry bag for valuables. The tour suits couples, families or small groups seeking a relaxed, private way to see Capri’s coastline and marine life without the crowds.
Yes — the skipper will attempt a visit when sea and weather conditions allow, but access is not guaranteed due to tides and safety rules.
Disembarkation is optional; a docking fee (~€100 per boat + €5 per person) is usually payable locally and is not included in the tour price.
Soft drinks, water, beer, a bottle of prosecco and snorkel masks are provided onboard, as listed in the inclusions.
The tour departs from Sorrento port or Positano public pier; confirmation will specify your exact meeting point and the day’s embarkation time.
MBS Blu Charter Boat Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat rocks gently as you climb aboard the Fratelli Aprea 32 HT at Positano or Sorrento pier — varnished wood underfoot, the bow cushions already warming in the sun. The Amalfi Coast unrolls to starboard: steep citrus terraces give way to the open Tyrrhenian, and Capri’s silhouette sharpens against the horizon.
The boat rocks gently as you climb aboard the Fratelli Aprea 32 HT at Positano or Sorrento pier — varnished wood underfoot, the bow cushions already warming in the sun. The Amalfi Coast unrolls to starboard: steep citrus terraces give way to the open Tyrrhenian, and Capri’s silhouette sharpens against the horizon.
Capri has been a draw since Roman emperors sought its cliffs and coves; Villa Jovis and cliffside ruins speak to that imperial habit. Geology here is theatrical: white limestone and dolomitic strata have been sculpted by waves into caves and stacks — the Faraglioni rise like fossilized breakers. The Blue and Green Grottoes are sea-forged rooms where light and water argue over color.
On this private charter you’ll weave past Marina Grande, skirt ancient lighthouses and glide under the Faraglioni for photo stops. The skipper can attempt the Blue Grotto visit when sea conditions allow; it’s weather- and tide-dependent. Expect optional disembarkation on Capri (docking fee approx. €100 per boat + €5 pp) for a stroll or lunch, or stay aboard and request swim and snorkel stops — masks are provided.
Practicalities are straightforward: the boat is covered with a cabin, head, shower, beach towels and an experienced skipper; soft drinks and a bottle of prosecco are included. Plan for a 7–8 hour day, bring sun protection, light layers for the breeze, cash for dock fees and a small dry bag for valuables. The tour suits couples, families or small groups seeking a relaxed, private way to see Capri’s coastline and marine life without the crowds.