• Punta Campanella - Punta Campanella is the furthest point of the Sorrento Peninsula. Beyond it lies only the sea and the island of Capri.
• Li Galli - The Li Galli islands form a tiny archipelago between Capri and Positano, one of the most enchanting places not only in Campania but in the entire Mediterranean.
• White Grotta - The White Grotta gets its name from the color of the rock. In the upper part of the cave, there are many stalactites formed by weathering and sea erosion. Inside the cave, a natural sculpture resembling a Madonna can be seen.
• I Faraglioni - The gigantic Faraglioni are towering rocks rising from the sea, about 100 meters high, formed by sea and weather erosion. The central Faraglione features a striking natural archway that allows boats to pass through comfortably.
• Marina Piccola - Marina Piccola in Capri faces the southern side of the island and enjoys sun exposure throughout the year. At its center is the so-called Scoglio delle Sirene, a rocky terrace projecting into the sea. It is unique for its establishments and restaurants offering breathtaking sea views to visitors.

The island of Capri also hosts Italy’s second most important lighthouse, known for its brightness with a maximum range of 25 miles, built in the latter half of the 19th century.

• Punta Carena Lighthouse - It consists of an octagonal masonry tower with a lantern and gallery, situated atop a two-story keeper’s house. It has been named the second largest lighthouse in Italy for its brightness.

• Blue Grotto - The Blue Grotto is a natural cave about 60 meters long and 25 meters wide. The entrance is about two meters wide and only one meter high. To visit, one must board small rowing boats that can hold a maximum of four people. The blue coloration of the grotto is due to sunlight entering through the rock beneath the entrance, creating the famous blue hue known worldwide.

• Fiordo di Furore - Located along the Amalfi Coast, between Praiano and Conca dei Marini, this spectacular sea inlet is a unique and characteristic fjord. It has been and continues to be a destination for film directors.

• Amalfi Coast - Amalfi is a city of about 7,000 inhabitants, rich in history and art, and lends its name to the famous Amalfi Coast, recognized worldwide and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. The Amalfi Coast is a 50-kilometer stretch of coastline south of the Sorrento Peninsula in the Campania region. A popular destination for beautiful boat excursions, it is characterized by steep cliffs and a rugged coastline dotted with small beaches and fishing villages. Among the most famous monuments is the Amalfi Cathedral, and notable sights include the arsenals, paper mills, paper museum, Ferriere Valley, and trails with breathtaking views.

• Carbonated beverages
• Snack -Appetizer
• Toilet on board
• Skipper
• Life jacket for each person

• Surcharges on fuel

Experience the stunning beauty of Capri and Amalfi with a private boat tour departing from Positano. Sail along the picturesque coastline while sipping on refreshing beverages. Discover the renowned island of Capri, celebrated for its awe-inspiring cliffs and lively ambiance, and explore Amalfi, a delightful town steeped in history and local culture. The skipper will gladly suggest a fantastic restaurant where you can enjoy genuine local dishes.

• MAXIMUM CAPACITY 10 PEOPLE
• Please note: Fuel surcharge of €400 per booking to be paid upon arrival.

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