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Spend a private day circling Capri’s cliffs, grottos and Faraglioni rocks with a captain for a group of up to 10. Swim, snorkel and visit the Blue Grotto (entry optional) while enjoying snacks, drinks and local coastal views.
Spend a private day circling Capri’s cliffs, grottos and Faraglioni rocks with a captain for a group of up to 10. Swim, snorkel and visit the Blue Grotto (entry optional) while enjoying snacks, drinks and local coastal views.
The sun comes up flat against the Tyrrhenian; the hull cuts a clean chord through cobalt water as the captain points toward the first cliff. You’re on a private boat for up to ten people, skimming the southern edge of Capri where limestone cliffs throw deep shadows and sea caves open like doors.
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Operated by Charter System Yacht · Capri, Campania
The sun comes up flat against the Tyrrhenian; the hull cuts a clean chord through cobalt water as the captain points toward the first cliff. You’re on a private boat for up to ten people, skimming the southern edge of Capri where limestone cliffs throw deep shadows and sea caves open like doors.
Capri has been a lure for centuries — Roman emperors like Tiberius built villas here, and the island’s geology is the work of uplifted karst shaped by waves and wind. From the Faraglioni stacks that rise like old sentinels to the sculpted mouths of the Blue, Green and White Grottoes, the coastline reads like a lived-in geological map. Local culture still orbits the sea: fishermen, boat captains and family trattorie keep old rhythms alive along Marina Grande and Marina Piccola.
On this full-day private cruise you’ll pass Punta Carena’s lighthouse, Villa Malaparte, the Jump of Tiberius and the Statue of the Urchin, with stops for swimming and photos. Entry to the Blue Grotto is optional (about €15 per person) and depends on sea conditions. The tour includes snacks, beverages, snorkel gear, towels, onboard restroom and Wi‑Fi — and time to disembark and explore Capri town if you wish.
Practical notes: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a hat, water shoes for rocky beaches and some cash for grotto entry or a seaside lunch. Wind can pick up in the afternoon; a light layer matters even in summer. Listen to your captain for safe swimming stops, and expect an 8‑hour outing with flexible timing tailored to sea and light.
Meeting points are Marina Grande (Molo Pennello) in Capri or the small marina in Sorrento near Bar Il Ruccio — check your booking confirmation for the exact start location.
Passage by the Blue Grotto is part of the route; entry requires a small additional rowboat fee (~€15) and is subject to sea conditions and operator discretion.
Yes — this tour includes an onboard restroom and Wi‑Fi, as well as towels and snorkeling equipment.
The trip is family‑friendly and suitable for most fitness levels, but boarding small boats and navigating ladders may be challenging for some; notify the operator of special needs before departure.
Charter System Yacht operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun comes up flat against the Tyrrhenian; the hull cuts a clean chord through cobalt water as the captain points toward the first cliff. You’re on a private boat for up to ten people, skimming the southern edge of Capri where limestone cliffs throw deep shadows and sea caves open like doors.
The sun comes up flat against the Tyrrhenian; the hull cuts a clean chord through cobalt water as the captain points toward the first cliff. You’re on a private boat for up to ten people, skimming the southern edge of Capri where limestone cliffs throw deep shadows and sea caves open like doors.
Capri has been a lure for centuries — Roman emperors like Tiberius built villas here, and the island’s geology is the work of uplifted karst shaped by waves and wind. From the Faraglioni stacks that rise like old sentinels to the sculpted mouths of the Blue, Green and White Grottoes, the coastline reads like a lived-in geological map. Local culture still orbits the sea: fishermen, boat captains and family trattorie keep old rhythms alive along Marina Grande and Marina Piccola.
On this full-day private cruise you’ll pass Punta Carena’s lighthouse, Villa Malaparte, the Jump of Tiberius and the Statue of the Urchin, with stops for swimming and photos. Entry to the Blue Grotto is optional (about €15 per person) and depends on sea conditions. The tour includes snacks, beverages, snorkel gear, towels, onboard restroom and Wi‑Fi — and time to disembark and explore Capri town if you wish.
Practical notes: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a hat, water shoes for rocky beaches and some cash for grotto entry or a seaside lunch. Wind can pick up in the afternoon; a light layer matters even in summer. Listen to your captain for safe swimming stops, and expect an 8‑hour outing with flexible timing tailored to sea and light.