THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Float up to Capri at sunset, sip a prosecco as the Faraglioni darken against the sky, then spend the night in a comfortable onboard cabin. This private two-day boat charter from Sorrento combines close coastal passes, dinner onboard and basic snorkeling opportunities.
Float up to Capri at sunset, sip a prosecco as the Faraglioni darken against the sky, then spend the night in a comfortable onboard cabin. This private two-day boat charter from Sorrento combines close coastal passes, dinner onboard and basic snorkeling opportunities.
You push off from the small harbor at Sorrento as the light thins and the coast slips aft—salt on your lips, the motor a steady hum beneath. The boat threads past Punta Campanella, rounds the western cap of Capri and slows when the Faraglioni rise from the water: three jagged stacks scored by wind and wave. Crew set an aperitif, guitar notes float, and the sun slides behind the rocks while you settle into a cabin that rocks at the natural rhythm of the sea.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Sunrise Sorrento · Sorrento, Campania
You push off from the small harbor at Sorrento as the light thins and the coast slips aft—salt on your lips, the motor a steady hum beneath. The boat threads past Punta Campanella, rounds the western cap of Capri and slows when the Faraglioni rise from the water: three jagged stacks scored by wind and wave. Crew set an aperitif, guitar notes float, and the sun slides behind the rocks while you settle into a cabin that rocks at the natural rhythm of the sea.
The Faraglioni are marine limestone sculpted by millions of years of erosion; Capri itself has been a draw since Roman times when emperors built villas on the island’s cliffs. The itinerary includes a close pass of the natural arch, a stop near Punta Carena Lighthouse and time in Marina Grande—each point offers different light, geology and a slice of island life: fishermen’s nets, yellow lemons drying on a quay, the smell of frying olive oil in a trattoria.
Practically, this is a two-day private boat charter with dinner and breakfast on board, an overnight cabin (king- or double-bed options), snorkeling gear and restroom facilities. Expect calm cruising at sunset and early-morning approaches into Capri; seas can be choppy in strong mistral winds, so bring motion-sickness remedies. Wear non-slip shoes for boarding, quick-dry layers for the evening breeze, and protect electronics from spray. Plan logistics with the Sorrento meeting point and allow flexible time for disembarkation—weather can alter exact timings. This trip pairs easy comfort with a marine-edge experience: minimal effort, maximum coastal exposure.
Yes—an onboard dinner with Italian appetizers and drinks is provided, plus a Mediterranean breakfast the next morning.
Itinerary includes time near Marina Grande where short visits to shore are possible, but shore excursions depend on sea conditions and timing.
Overnight cabins are private (two cabins onboard) with bedding; restrooms are available onboard but cabins are basic marine-style accommodations.
The operator cancels for adverse weather with full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours in advance; schedules can change for safety reasons.
Sunrise Sorrento operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from the small harbor at Sorrento as the light thins and the coast slips aft—salt on your lips, the motor a steady hum beneath. The boat threads past Punta Campanella, rounds the western cap of Capri and slows when the Faraglioni rise from the water: three jagged stacks scored by wind and wave. Crew set an aperitif, guitar notes float, and the sun slides behind the rocks while you settle into a cabin that rocks at the natural rhythm of the sea.
You push off from the small harbor at Sorrento as the light thins and the coast slips aft—salt on your lips, the motor a steady hum beneath. The boat threads past Punta Campanella, rounds the western cap of Capri and slows when the Faraglioni rise from the water: three jagged stacks scored by wind and wave. Crew set an aperitif, guitar notes float, and the sun slides behind the rocks while you settle into a cabin that rocks at the natural rhythm of the sea.
The Faraglioni are marine limestone sculpted by millions of years of erosion; Capri itself has been a draw since Roman times when emperors built villas on the island’s cliffs. The itinerary includes a close pass of the natural arch, a stop near Punta Carena Lighthouse and time in Marina Grande—each point offers different light, geology and a slice of island life: fishermen’s nets, yellow lemons drying on a quay, the smell of frying olive oil in a trattoria.
Practically, this is a two-day private boat charter with dinner and breakfast on board, an overnight cabin (king- or double-bed options), snorkeling gear and restroom facilities. Expect calm cruising at sunset and early-morning approaches into Capri; seas can be choppy in strong mistral winds, so bring motion-sickness remedies. Wear non-slip shoes for boarding, quick-dry layers for the evening breeze, and protect electronics from spray. Plan logistics with the Sorrento meeting point and allow flexible time for disembarkation—weather can alter exact timings. This trip pairs easy comfort with a marine-edge experience: minimal effort, maximum coastal exposure.