• Villa di Pollio Felice - Nestled along the stunning coastline between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense are the remnants of an ancient Roman Villa once owned by Pollio Felice, a distinguished figure from a noble Pozzuoli family.
• White Grotta - This natural cave is renowned for its whitish hue, but its fame primarily comes from a rock formation inside that resembles a Madonna.
• I Faraglioni - The Faraglioni of Capri are three striking rock formations rising from the sea, with one featuring a 60-meter tunnel that boats can navigate through.
• Green Grotta - Formerly known as the Turks Cave, Grotta Verde is a cavern on Capri’s southern side, celebrated for the green hue of its waters, created by unique light effects.
• Punta Carena Lighthouse - Featuring an octagonal masonry tower with a lantern and gallery, this lighthouse sits atop a two-story keeper’s house. Recently repainted, it now boasts white with red vertical stripes, while the keeper’s house is red.
• Capri - During leisure time, visitors can explore La Piazzetta di Capri, a cultural and historical hub that brings together locals and tourists alike. The square has preserved its authentic charm and unique atmosphere. Additionally, the Gardens of Augustus offer a botanical paradise with diverse island flora and a sweeping 180-degree view of Capri’s landscape, including Mount Solaro, Marina Piccola bay, Via Krupp, and the iconic Faraglioni.

• Drinks served on board (water, coke, coke zero, lemonsoda, beer, limoncello)
• Skipper
• Life jacket for each person
• Snacks
• Toilette on board
• Snorkeling Kit

• Surcharges on fuel
• Tourist tax on Capri - port fees embarkation and disembarkation

Capri Island stands as one of the world’s most celebrated tourist spots. Its stunning sea hues, captivating caves, and historical monuments have garnered global fame, drawing in writers, poets, musicians, and artists throughout history. Among its earliest admirers was Roman Emperor Tiberius, who chose to spend his final years on the island. Exploring the island through a tour is the ideal way to quickly appreciate its splendor. The journey begins at Sorrento’s port (Marina Piccola), where boarding at a private pier helps avoid lengthy waits at the public pier. Visitors will explore the caves and key attractions of the island, with opportunities for swimming and snorkeling, with masks and snorkels available upon request. Refreshments will be provided during the tour, along with a taste of our homemade limoncello upon return.

Please note: The online payment serves as a reservation deposit only. An additional 50 euros is required at the meeting point. Kindly review the inclusions and exclusions thoroughly.

• Optional Entrance to the Blue Grotto (11-18 euros p.p.). Entrance is not guaranteed, it depends on the tide and waiting times.
• Please note: Fuel supplement of 35 euros per person to be paid on arrival.
• Please note: 15 euros per person to be paid on arrival for embarkation/disembarkation taxes - tourist tax

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