• Villa di Pollio Felice - Nestled along the stunning coastline between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense, the remnants of an ancient Roman villa can be found. This villa once belonged to Pollio Felice, a distinguished member of a noble family from Pozzuoli.
• White Grotta - This natural cave is known for its whitish hue, but its fame comes from a rock formation inside that resembles the Madonna.
• I Faraglioni - The Faraglioni of Capri are three towering rock formations emerging from the sea. One of these features a tunnel approximately 60 meters long, navigable by boat.
• Green Grotta - Previously called the Turks’ Grotto, the Green Grotto is a cave on the southern side of Capri. It is renowned for the green hue of its waters, a result of unique light effects.
• Marina Piccola - Also referred to as Little Harbor or Marina di Mulo, Marina Piccola is situated on Capri’s southern side in a tranquil, sheltered area. It offers stunning views of the iconic Faraglioni sea stacks to the southeast. Marina Piccola is linked to the island’s center by the historic Via Krupp, a scenic footpath connecting the Charterhouse of San Giacomo and the Gardens of Augustus with the harbor below. The generally calm waters make it a perfect spot for a swim, weather and sea conditions permitting, ideal for a relaxing break during a boat tour.
• Punta Carena Lighthouse - This lighthouse features an octagonal masonry tower with a lantern and gallery, positioned above a two-story keeper’s residence. Recently repainted, it is now white with vertical red stripes, while the keeper’s house is red.
• Blue Grotto - The Grotta Azzurra is one of Capri’s most renowned natural wonders, celebrated for the vibrant blue of its waters, created by a special natural light effect. Visits are subject to sea conditions and waiting times, which should not exceed 30 minutes, especially during peak season when delays can be significant or access may be suspended without notice. The legend of the Blue Grotto has posed challenges for tourists, as small boats at the entrance often compete for visitors, particularly those who tip generously, while those who do not may receive less favorable treatment. Despite management issues, the cave remains a breathtaking and unique site, though inconsistent handling can impact the experience, even for professional boat operators striving to offer a safe and respectful service.
• Marina Grande Beach - Marina Grande is a spacious, sun-drenched bay on Capri’s northern side, bordered by dramatic cliffs and the slopes of Monte Solaro. This lively and picturesque area boasts one of the island’s largest beaches with gently sloping seabeds. Its clear waters and natural setting make it an ideal spot for relaxation. Swimming is often possible here, weather and sea conditions permitting, making Marina Grande a delightful stop during a boat tour or while cruising along Capri’s coastline.
• Capri - During leisure time, visitors can explore La Piazzetta of Capri, a cultural and historical hub that attracts both locals and tourists worldwide. The square has preserved its authentic charm and unique atmosphere over the years. Additionally, the Gardens of Augustus offer a true botanical garden with a variety of the island’s flora, both ornamental and non-ornamental. Besides its botanical allure, the gardens provide a sweeping panoramic view of Capri’s main scenic attractions, including glimpses of Monte Solaro, the bay of Marina Piccola, Via Krupp, and the famous Faraglioni.

• Snacks
• Snorkeling masks
• Toilet on board
• Skipper
• Drinks served on board (Water, Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero, Lemon Soda, Beer, Limoncello)
• Life jacket for each person

• Tourist tax in Capri – port taxes for boarding and disembarking
• Surcharges on fuel
• Blue Grotto visit optional (weather and wait time permitting)

Capri Island stands as one of the globe’s most celebrated tourist spots. Its stunning sea, intriguing caves, and historical monuments have captivated writers, poets, musicians, and artists throughout history. Among its earliest enthusiasts was Emperor Tiberius, who chose to spend his final years on the island. A guided tour offers the perfect opportunity to experience the island’s splendor in a brief period. The journey begins at Sorrento’s Marina Piccola, with boarding from a private pier to minimize waiting times. The tour includes visits to the caves and key attractions, with opportunities for swimming. Snorkeling gear, including masks and snorkels, is available. Refreshments are provided, and guests can enjoy homemade limoncello upon return. Please review the list of inclusions and exclusions carefully.

• Optional Blue Grotto Entrance (€18 per person). Access is not guaranteed and depends on tide levels and waiting times
• Please note: €15 per person is to be paid upon arrival for the local tourist tax and embarkation/disembarkation fees, plus €35 per person for the fuel surcharge.

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