• Sorrento - Cruise past the charming fishing village of Marina Grande, brimming with genuine Mediterranean allure.
• Marina Grande - Antico Borgo Marinaro - Cruise past the charming fishing village of Marina Grande, brimming with genuine Mediterranean allure.
• Bagni Regina Giovanna - The Baths of Queen Joan are situated on the Punta Capo promontory in Sorrento, specifically along the coast of the Punta Campanella Protected Marine Area. This stunning natural swimming pool is just a short distance from Sorrento’s center, offering a small natural haven. The Baths are also an archaeological site rich in history and nature, with the remains of Pollio Felice’s villa surrounded by a breathtaking sea and crystal-clear waters.
• Marina della Lobra - Spiaggia e Borgo Marinaro - This location embodies the quintessential southern Italian fishing village: houses stacked upon each other connected by stairs and pathways, seaside restaurants, and a quaint marina. A remarkable and lesser-known spot, it is enchanting at dawn and dusk with its scenic views, nestled among lemon groves and Mediterranean scrub.
• Punta Campanella - Punta Campanella marks the farthest point of the Sorrento peninsula. Beyond lies only the sea and the island of Capri. This place, a boundary between land and sea, has been shrouded in sacredness since ancient times. Here, Ulysses encountered the sirens and erected a temple to the goddess Minerva, who safeguarded his journey.
• Blue Grotto - This is Capri’s most renowned attraction, drawing visitors worldwide, even for a brief visit. Long queues form at its entrance. The Blue Cave is 25 meters wide and 60 meters long, with an entrance less than a meter high. To enter, one must lie on the bottom of a rowing boat that glides through the small arch. Inside, you float in darkness on water so blue it appears transparent. Access depends on favorable weather and sea conditions.
• Punta Carena Lighthouse - Sail past one of Italy’s oldest lighthouses, offering views over the historic route of the Bourbon forts.
• Green Grotta - A magical cave where the water glows in vibrant green, providing an unforgettable experience as sunlight transforms the sea into a captivating emerald wonder hidden within Capri’s cliffs.
• Capri - Opposite the Sorrento peninsula, in the Gulf of Naples, lies a world-famous gem: the island of Capri, celebrated for its beauty and lively atmosphere that has captivated writers, artists, and celebrities. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the island on land and discover the inner wonders this magical place offers.
• Marina Piccola - The bay of Marina Piccola is ideal for those seeking a beach with views of the Faraglioni. Located on the island’s south side, it is sheltered by a steep rock wall, making it warm and less windy, perfect for a swim!
• I Faraglioni - When thinking of Capri, the first image is likely the Faraglioni: three rock peaks rising from the sea near the coast. Each Faraglione has a name: the first, connected to the land, is Stella; the second, separated by a stretch of sea, is Faraglione di Mezzo; and the third, Faraglione di Fuori or Scopolo, meaning cape or promontory on the sea.
• White Grotta - Discover the White Grotto of Capri, a hidden sea cave where sunlight transforms the waters into dazzling shades of silver and white.
• Sorrento - Return to Sorrento, relishing the stunning coastline as the day concludes perfectly with a refreshing homemade Limoncello.

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
• Towels
• Carbonated beverages

• Landing Fee EUR 100,00 to be paid on spot if docking in Capri
• Entrance fees
• Surcharges on fuel

• A current valid passport is required on the day of travel

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.