Shared Boat Trip Capri
Explore Capri Like a Local—Without the Private Price Tag. Join our semi-private shared tour for an intimate journey to the "Jewel of the Mediterranean." Sailing on a classic Sorrento Gozzo, you’ll enjoy the perfect blend of guided coastal exploration and independent time on the island, all while sharing the experience with a small, friendly group of fellow travelers.
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Rent a boat to Capri
Free fresh drinks on board
Exclusive Gozzo Sorrentino
Free time on land (opt.)
A boat with a crew all for you
Free to snorkel, swim and relax
Shared tour
Experience reserved for a small group of guests, with itinerary and schedule to be respected.
Departure location
Sorrento
Duration
From 7 to 8 hours
Free cancellation
Up to 7 days in advance
Included
- Caprese bread;
- Dry snacks (peanuts, chips and similar);
- Fresh fruit;
- Soft drinks, Prosecco and a taste of Limoncello;
- Departure and return to the port of embarkation;
- Various stops for swimming and snorkeling (equipments available on board);
- Stop for a break and to go ashore for visit Capri, having lunch in a restaurant with waterfront;
- Snorkeling equipment and life jackets;
- WC and cabin on board;
- Fuel;
- Taxes;
- Insurance.
Not included
- Port fee for disembarkation* in Capri or other destinations
- Lunch at restaurant (opt.)
- Extras
*Disembarkation is not mandatory. You can spend the whole day on the boat and admire the enchanting panorama.
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Itinerary
A Full Day of Crystalline Waters & Caprese Charm
Your day begins at the Port of Sorrento, where you’ll step aboard a traditional open Gozzo boat. As we leave the harbor, relax with a welcome drink and enjoy a scenic 45-minute cruise along the coastline. Sail past the ancient Roman ruins of Queen Giovanna’s Baths, the dramatic cliffs of Massa Lubrense, and Punta Campanella, the legendary edge of the Sorrento Peninsula.
Capri’s Iconic Highlights
Upon reaching Capri, we waste no time diving into the island’s magic with our first swim stop in its crystal-clear waters. From here, your skipper will take you on a full circumnavigation of the island, showcasing its most celebrated landmarks:
The ethereal White and Green Grottos
The vivid colors of the Coral Grotto
A breathtaking passage through the arch of the Faraglioni Rocks
The iconic Punta Carena Lighthouse
Note: The Blue Grotto will be visited if sea conditions and waiting times permit (entrance fee not included).
Time to Explore Ashore
We’ll dock on the island for 3 to 4 hours of free time. To fuel your exploration, enjoy a freshly prepared Panino Caprese with tomato and mozzarella. Spend your time however you wish: sip an espresso in the famous Piazzetta, browse the luxury boutiques of Via Camerelle, or ride the chairlift from Anacapri to Monte Solaro for breathtaking views.
The Perfect Finale
Before returning to Sorrento, we’ll stop for one last refreshing swim in a peaceful
cove. As we cruise back toward the mainland, raise a glass of Limoncello and savor
the golden light of the day—returning with unforgettable memories of Capri.
F.A.Q.
How many people will be on the boat for the shared tour?
To ensure a semi-private and comfortable experience, we limit our shared tours to small groups. This allows everyone plenty of space to sunbathe and move around the boat comfortably.
Is the Blue Grotto guaranteed?
The Blue Grotto is owned and managed by the government. Entry depends on sea levels (the opening is very small) and the length of the queue. If the wait is over an hour, the group may decide to continue the tour to see other beautiful spots, but your skipper will always try their best to accommodate a visit.
What is included in the lunch?
We provide a classic "Panino Caprese" made with fresh local mozzarella and sun-ripened tomatoes. We also provide snacks, soft drinks, and a glass of Prosecco. If you have specific dietary requirements (like a gluten allergy), please let us know in advance!
Is there a landing fee for Capri?
Yes, there is a small mandatory landing tax required by the municipality of Capri for all passengers disembarking on the island. This is typically collected in cash at the start of the tour or upon arrival.
