Excellent Capri boat tour - Our guide Stefano was amazing and gave us many insights into the island which only a local would know. Very friendly and accommodated what we wanted to see and do. Overall, this was one of the best things we did on our entire vacation. Highly recommended.

Fantastic tour! We saw... - Fantastic tour! We saw every nook of the island. Such a beautiful location and our captain was very knowledgeable.

Very nice island tour! - Very nice island tour! Price/performance ratio with €24,- p. reasonable. Highly recommended as you can get an overview of the whole island of Capri

A must in Capri - Probably the best part of our trip in Europe! Luigi was so kind and polite showing us the most beautiful highlights of Capri Island. We had everything we needed on board, clean towels, goggles, water. Our boat was clean and so comfortable!

Do it again! - It was a wonderful experience! Skipper Cris was exceptional and told us so many stories about the island. He made us stop and swim in a cove with crystal clear water. We had masks available and explored the seabed rich in fish of various types. A spectacle! I highly recommend the tour during the afternoon, the boats are fewer and the water calmer.

Stefano, Eleonora, and... - Stefano, Eleonora, and their team were AMAZING! They really went above and beyond to ensure a perfect boat tour. They were easy to communicate before the tour and prepped us so we were ready the day of. The tour itself was both informative and fun! We were able to see so much in a reasonable amount of time. I will definitely refer all friends and family!!

Excellent experience - Our skipper Cristoforo was the best!He told us a lot of anectodes, stories about Capri and he let us discovering hidden places, far from the over turistic ones. He was very kind. In addition, the overall staff of the company was super nice and helpful

Disappointing Day- Beware of blue grotto! - Didn’t get to experience any of the planned “tour.” After a 6am train from Rome to Naples, then an hour ferry to Capri, I really hoped this 9:30am tour would be worth the day trip and money. We couldn’t find the meeting spot once leaving the ferry but a tour operator called my cell to find us. Our boat captain, Luigi, was very friendly to us and welcomed us aboard the boat by about 10:00am.. Our first stop was the blue grotto at 10:15am. We were warned it could take a long time to wait, but did not understand how unpleasant the experience would be. There is no organization of who goes in what order (large tour boats, mini yachts, people on land, etc.) Luigi explained we would hang out in the boat and wait until we were selected by one of the blue grotto paddle boat operators. We were continually passed over, with noticeable frustration coming from Luigi. After 2 hours (yes 2 hours) Luigi attempted to confront several paddle boat operators, but they were unpleasant and soon Italian banter/arguing dampened our mood and experience. We then were told the sea was becoming too rough, and the blue grotto was closing, after which Luigi became extremely frustrated and spoke to other boats about our experience. No one seemed to care! We were nearly out of time after using it to wait for nothing! Luigi said he would take us somewhere to swim quickly then return to the marina. The spot we stopped at was on the way to the marina and was rougher than we expected, not typical snorkeling water. At that point my son and I were beyond disappointed. My son jumped in the sea and got wet and then returned to the boat. We then were brought back to the marina where we had to walk in 90 + degree heat all the way back to the entry area of Capri (half a mile??) The initial golf cart that drove us to the boat was no longer an option. We were left to navigate our way back ourselves- “go that way.” If the tour company knows the blue grotto can be an issue, then we never should have been taken there first - seemed like a big mistake especially if no one is working together to focus on positive customer experience. There are many separate blue grotto boat tours that only do that (and all made their way in front of us during those 2hrs of waiting). Would not recommend based on our disappointing day.

Do Not Book — Misleading, Unsafe, and Hostile Experience - I’m a seasoned traveler and use Viator extensively — in fact, I used it daily over a 10+ day trip through Italy with no issues… until this tour. What was promised was a beautiful, authentic wooden boat — something I specifically chose for my wife and two young children (7 and 9). What showed up was a fake, unsafe-looking “junk boat” that looked nothing like the listing. When I asked why we weren’t getting the wooden boat advertised, the captain (who claimed to be the owner) told me, “You don’t get to choose the boat. The pictures are just stock images we upload. I pick what you get.” He then told me we either take the ride on this questionable boat or the tour would be canceled with no refund. I explained this was a clear bait-and-switch, and I wasn’t comfortable risking my family’s safety — especially for $500 — but he refused any refund. When I said I’d contact Viator and even call the police, he laughed and told me, “This is my country, not yours. You’re a nobody here. If you call the police, I’ll have you arrested.” At that point, with my children present, I knew it wasn’t worth escalating further and walked away — both disgusted and stunned. I’ve since booked with a more reputable company and have contacted Viator to seek a refund. This experience was deceptive, threatening, and entirely unacceptable. Avoid this operator at all costs — especially if you’re traveling with family.

Unprofessional and Hostile Guide - Our tour guide was rude, unprofessional, and made my brothers and I feel uncomfortable from the moment we stepped on the boat. The tour started late because our guide was not at the meeting point at the appropriate time. We got into contact via phone and we were told that he had quickly left to get some food and would be right back. In fairness this really wasn't a problem, as we left only a bit behind schedule and we ended up getting more time than expected at the end of the tour. The real issues began at the start of the tour, when my brother made the mistake of jumping on the boat instead of stepping on. Although he quickly apologized, our guide immediately got angry and told us to be polite. My brother apologized again, and we were told not to "piss him off" and not to treat him like an idiot becuase he doesn't speak English perfectly (???). My other brother, who has been learning and practicing his Italian, attempted to apologize in Italian, saying "mi dispiace." Our guide then told us to speak English because my brother's Italian was "bullsh*t." He than muttered under his breath to "f**k off." Well, this clearly put a damper on things as we shoved off and made us all very uncomfortable. We basically sat quietly as he went through his rehersed spiel about the history of Capri. He also answered his phone to talk to somone else in the middle of our tour at least five times. To his credit, he did take us to some great destinations and gave us ample time to swim around. But it doesn't matter, because frankly the trip was ruined when he started it by cursing us out over a small mistake. Some people might think, "Oh, the stupid Americans must have been insensitive and rude some other ways to cause such a reaction." But no — we were polite and respectful from the moment we met our guide. This all stemmed from my brother embarking on the boat (which was a 3 foot drop) too hard. Maybe he thought we were sarcastic when we apologized? It doesn't matter in the end. I would highly recommend choosing a different boat tour to see Capri. Everyone else we've interacted with in Italy have been incredible, so there's no need to spend a 3-4 hour boat trip with an irritable, hostile, and petulant tour guide.