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Set sail from Sorrento for a private day around Capri—see the Blue, Green and White Grottos, cruise past Punta Carena and swim off the Faraglioni, with three hours to explore the island on land. This seven-hour tour blends close-up coastal cruising with island time.
Set sail from Sorrento for a private day around Capri—see the Blue, Green and White Grottos, cruise past Punta Carena and swim off the Faraglioni, with three hours to explore the island on land. This seven-hour tour blends close-up coastal cruising with island time.
A morning off Sorrento opens with the gulls and a low, salt breeze as the boat slips away from Piazza Angelina Lauro and the Amalfi Coast shrinks into a line. The sea takes charge here: it pushes the hull, reveals sea caves in sudden arches and dares you to dive from the stern where the water goes from turquoise to cobalt.
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Operated by Mag Charter boat tours · Capri, Campania
A morning off Sorrento opens with the gulls and a low, salt breeze as the boat slips away from Piazza Angelina Lauro and the Amalfi Coast shrinks into a line. The sea takes charge here: it pushes the hull, reveals sea caves in sudden arches and dares you to dive from the stern where the water goes from turquoise to cobalt.
Capri's coastline is geological drama—limestone cliffs, dolomite outcrops and submerged cavities carved over millennia. The island has been a maritime crossroads since Roman times; Tiberius built villas above these coves and centuries later corsairs used the same inlets as ambush points. Cultural life on Capri centers on small ports, lemon groves and narrow lanes—Anacapri offers quieter terraces while the Piazzetta is where island life performs itself.
On this private seven-hour tour expect close approaches to the White and Green Grottos, a rowboat visit to the Blue Grotto when sea conditions allow, a cruise past the Punta Carena lighthouse and a swim stop off the Faraglioni. Three hours of free time lets you explore Capri on foot, take the chairlift to Monte Solaro or find a seaside caffè.
Practical notes: check sea-state forecasts, bring ID for boarding, and carry reef-safe sunscreen. The skipper may alter the route for safety—bad weather closures are common. Plan to arrive in Sorrento at least 30 minutes early for boarding; wear shoes that grip wet decks and pack a light windbreaker for open-water spray.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to step on/off a small boat and climb into a rowboat for the Blue Grotto.
No—the Blue Grotto visit depends on sea conditions and tide; if the entrance is closed for safety the skipper will substitute other sights.
Yes—there are planned swim stops, typically near the Faraglioni; the skipper will assess safety and sea state before allowing swimming.
Some drinks and snacks (including prosecco and limoncello) are provided, but bring personal snacks if you have dietary needs and cash for purchases on Capri.
Boarding is at Piazza Angelina Lauro in Sorrento; hotel pickup or shuttle may be offered depending on the operator—confirm at booking.
Capri was a Roman retreat—Emperor Tiberius established imperial villas—and its caves have alternated between shelter and smuggling points through the centuries.
The area contains fragile seagrass (posidonia) and protected marine habitats; follow anchoring rules, avoid littering and use reef-safe sunscreen.
Mag Charter boat tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A morning off Sorrento opens with the gulls and a low, salt breeze as the boat slips away from Piazza Angelina Lauro and the Amalfi Coast shrinks into a line. The sea takes charge here: it pushes the hull, reveals sea caves in sudden arches and dares you to dive from the stern where the water goes from turquoise to cobalt.
A morning off Sorrento opens with the gulls and a low, salt breeze as the boat slips away from Piazza Angelina Lauro and the Amalfi Coast shrinks into a line. The sea takes charge here: it pushes the hull, reveals sea caves in sudden arches and dares you to dive from the stern where the water goes from turquoise to cobalt.
Capri's coastline is geological drama—limestone cliffs, dolomite outcrops and submerged cavities carved over millennia. The island has been a maritime crossroads since Roman times; Tiberius built villas above these coves and centuries later corsairs used the same inlets as ambush points. Cultural life on Capri centers on small ports, lemon groves and narrow lanes—Anacapri offers quieter terraces while the Piazzetta is where island life performs itself.
On this private seven-hour tour expect close approaches to the White and Green Grottos, a rowboat visit to the Blue Grotto when sea conditions allow, a cruise past the Punta Carena lighthouse and a swim stop off the Faraglioni. Three hours of free time lets you explore Capri on foot, take the chairlift to Monte Solaro or find a seaside caffè.
Practical notes: check sea-state forecasts, bring ID for boarding, and carry reef-safe sunscreen. The skipper may alter the route for safety—bad weather closures are common. Plan to arrive in Sorrento at least 30 minutes early for boarding; wear shoes that grip wet decks and pack a light windbreaker for open-water spray.