• Via Palazzo a Mare - Situated along the stunning coastline of Capri, Palazzo a Mare is a captivating historical site that provides insight into the island’s rich history. This ancient Roman villa, thought to have been owned by Emperor Augustus, is located near the sparkling waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, seamlessly combining history, nature, and breathtaking views.
• Blue Grotto - The Blue Grotto in Capri is a magnificent sea cave renowned for its enchanting blue reflection. Sunlight filters through an underwater cavity, creating a magical glow inside the grotto. Accessible only by small rowboats, visitors must lie down to pass through its narrow entrance. The cave was once a private swimming area for Roman emperors. Today, it remains one of Capri’s most iconic and must-visit attractions.
• Cala del Rio - Cala del Rio is a secluded and wild bay on Capri’s western coast, celebrated for its crystal-clear waters and rugged cliffs. It is an ideal spot for a tranquil swim, away from the crowds, surrounded by untouched nature.

Grotta del Cuore, or “Heart Cave,” is named after a heart-shaped rock formation inside. The cave is a hidden treasure, accessible only by boat, offering a unique and romantic atmosphere. Both locations are perfect for those seeking a more intimate and exclusive experience of Capri’s natural beauty.

• Punta Carena Lighthouse - The Punta Carena Lighthouse, located on Capri’s southwestern tip, is one of Italy’s most powerful and significant lighthouses. Standing since 1867, it guides sailors through the Tyrrhenian Sea with its striking red and white tower. The area around the lighthouse is renowned for its breathtaking sunsets, rugged cliffs, and crystal-clear waters. It’s a popular spot for swimming and sunbathing, offering a more peaceful alternative to Capri’s crowded beaches. Visiting at sunset is essential for an unforgettable view over the open sea.
• Green Grotta - The Grotta Verde, or Green Grotto, is a captivating sea cave on Capri’s southern coast. Its name derives from the intense emerald-green reflections created by sunlight filtering through the water. Unlike the Blue Grotto, visitors can swim inside, making it a favorite stop for boat tours. The cave’s crystal-clear waters and vibrant colors create a magical and surreal atmosphere. It’s a must-see for those exploring Capri’s hidden natural wonders.
• Via Marina Piccola - Marina Piccola is one of Capri’s most beautiful and sheltered bays, offering stunning views of the Faraglioni and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming. This charming cove has been a favorite since Roman times, known for its relaxed atmosphere and sun-soaked beaches.

Within Marina Piccola, the Scoglio delle Sirene (Mermaids’ Rock) is a legendary rock formation linked to the ancient myth of the Sirens who, according to Homer’s Odyssey, lured sailors with their enchanting songs. Today, it separates the two main beach areas and adds a touch of mystery and charm to this already breathtaking location.

It’s the perfect place to soak in Capri’s natural beauty, enjoy a swim, or relax at one of the seaside restaurants.

• I Faraglioni - The Faraglioni are Capri’s most iconic rock formations, rising dramatically from the sea just off the island’s coast. These three limestone giants—Stella, Mezzo, and Scopolo—have been shaped by wind and waves over centuries, creating one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Italy.

The Faraglione di Mezzo features a natural arch, allowing boats to pass through for a truly spectacular experience. Scopolo, the farthest from the shore, is home to the rare Blue Lizard, a unique species found only on this rock.

A boat tour around the Faraglioni is a must when visiting Capri, offering unforgettable views and perfect photo opportunities. Whether seen from the sea or admired from one of Capri’s panoramic terraces, the Faraglioni remain an unmissable symbol of the island’s beauty.

• Casa Malaparte - Casa Malaparte is one of Capri’s most striking architectural masterpieces, perched dramatically on the cliffside of Punta Massullo, overlooking the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea. Designed in the late 1930s by Curzio Malaparte, an Italian writer and journalist, the villa is a stunning blend of modernist architecture and the island’s rugged landscape.

Its minimalist red-brick structure, combined with a spectacular rooftop terrace featuring a geometric staircase, makes it one of the most photographed and mysterious houses in the world. The villa gained international fame when it was featured in Jean-Luc Godard’s film Le Mépris (1963), starring Brigitte Bardot.

Casa Malaparte is privately owned and not open to the public, but it can be admired from the sea during a boat tour around Capri. Its bold design and isolated position make it a true symbol of artistic and architectural genius.

• White Grotta - The Grotta Bianca (White Grotto) is a stunning sea cave on Capri’s eastern coast, known for its dazzling white limestone formations. The grotto’s name comes from the bright, almost sculptural stalactites and stalagmites that decorate its walls, creating a magical and surreal atmosphere.

Unlike other Capri caves, the Grotta Bianca is partly above sea level, meaning visitors can admire its beauty both from a boat and by climbing inside. A particularly fascinating feature is a natural rock formation resembling the shape of the Virgin Mary, adding a mystical charm to the grotto.

Its crystal-clear waters and unique geological formations make it one of the island’s most enchanting hidden gems, perfect for those exploring Capri by boat.

• Tiberius’ Leap - The Salto di Tiberio is a dramatic cliffside viewpoint on Capri’s eastern side, towering over 300 meters (1,000 feet) above the sea. According to legend, the Roman Emperor Tiberius used this spot to throw his enemies and disloyal servants into the sea, giving the site its ominous name, which translates to “Tiberius’ Leap.”

Located near Villa Jovis, one of Tiberius’ imperial residences, the cliff offers breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline and the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea. Today, it’s a must-visit stop for hikers and history lovers exploring Capri’s ancient past.

While the stories of imperial executions may be part myth, the stunning natural beauty and historical significance of the Salto di Tiberio make it one of Capri’s most fascinating landmarks.

• Porto Turistico di Capri - Here, visitors will disembark and have approximately four hours to explore the island at their own pace. Use this time to shop in exclusive boutiques, visit iconic landmarks, or simply soak in Capri’s charm. The funicular offers a quick and scenic ride to the town center, while those interested in the Blue Grotto can reach it by land for a magical visit. To help make the most of the time, a brochure will be provided on board with recommendations and directions to Capri’s top attractions.

• Professional Skipper
• Hostess/Guide
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• On-board WiFi
• On-board restrooms
• Brunch
• Snacks
• Alcoholic beverages
• Carbonated beverages
• Sunscreen cream
• Beach towels
• Government fees

• Surcharges on fuel
• Boarding/Disembarking from Capri/Amalfi/Positano

Embark on a full-day private boat tour to explore the stunning Capri or the Amalfi Coast aboard a luxurious Gozzo Sorrentino. Accommodating up to 6 guests, this unique adventure features a professional skipper and crew, snorkeling equipment, beach towels, a complimentary open bar with Prosecco and soft drinks, and a premium sound system with Bluetooth. Unwind on the spacious sundeck or in the shaded lounge area as the journey takes you through crystal-clear waters, uncovering hidden caves and grottos, with stops for refreshing swims at the most picturesque locations. Opt to visit renowned sites such as the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni Rocks, Marina Piccola in Capri, or Positano, Li Galli Islands, and the Furore Fjord on the Amalfi Coast. The itinerary is entirely customizable and includes boarding from private docks. Experience a worry-free, memorable day at sea—just bring your swimsuit and let the coastal beauty captivate you!

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