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Charter a private Gozzo Jeranto 950 for a full-day, customizable cruise around Capri. Swim, snorkel, and pass the Blue Grotto and Faraglioni with a professional skipper guiding your pace.
Charter a private Gozzo Jeranto 950 for a full-day, customizable cruise around Capri. Swim, snorkel, and pass the Blue Grotto and Faraglioni with a professional skipper guiding your pace.
You step aboard a low-slung Gozzo Jeranto 950 and feel the Amalfi Coast slide away: white houses on cliffs shrink, the sea opens, and Capri rises like an island shaped by wind and limestone. Your skipper tunes the engine, eyes scanning for the Blue Grotto’s telltale swell and the Faraglioni’s stacked silhouettes. The day is yours—no schedule but the sea.
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You step aboard a low-slung Gozzo Jeranto 950 and feel the Amalfi Coast slide away: white houses on cliffs shrink, the sea opens, and Capri rises like an island shaped by wind and limestone. Your skipper tunes the engine, eyes scanning for the Blue Grotto’s telltale swell and the Faraglioni’s stacked silhouettes. The day is yours—no schedule but the sea.
Capri’s coastline is carved from Miocene limestone and dolomitic outcrops, folded and eroded into caves and arches. The island has attracted Roman emperors, 19th-century artists, and modern luxury shoppers—the Piazzetta remains the cultural heart, where cafés and designer windows meet sea-scented breezes. From the water you’ll see both natural geology—the Green and White Grottos, sea caves—and human marks like the Villa Malaparte cliffside house.
Practically, a private boat lets you pace the day: swim and snorkel off Marina Piccola, cruise through the arch of the Faraglioni, and choose whether to land at Marina Grande for gelato and shopping. Expect swim stops, short tendering at grottos if allowed, and a relaxed lunch ashore if you request it.
Bring sunscreen, a wind layer, and a dry bag; sea conditions change quickly. Morning departures avoid larger ferries and calmer seas, while afternoon trips catch late light on the rocks. Confirm pick-up logistics—Sorrento hotel transfers are available; from Positano or Naples you’ll meet at the port. Book in advance in high season and keep an eye on the weather—this is a sea day governed by wind and swell.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to climb in/out of a dinghy or step onto quay required for shore visits
Access depends on sea state and the grotto’s queue; the skipper can attempt entry, but small rowing boats are required and admission may incur additional local fees.
You can choose departure from Sorrento, Positano, or Naples—hotel pick-up is offered only from Sorrento, while skippers will meet you at ports in Positano or Naples.
The trip includes bottled water, snacks and wine/Prosecco; you can plan a lunch ashore at Capri or bring a picnic to enjoy onboard.
The Gozzo Jeranto 950 used for this tour accommodates up to 12 passengers comfortably.
Capri was a fashionable Roman retreat—Emperor Tiberius built villas here—and later attracted artists and exiles, shaping its mix of luxury and local fishing culture.
Boat operators are asked to minimize noise and avoid anchoring on Posidonia meadows; respect local rules for grottos and swim sites to protect marine habitats.
You Know! operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a low-slung Gozzo Jeranto 950 and feel the Amalfi Coast slide away: white houses on cliffs shrink, the sea opens, and Capri rises like an island shaped by wind and limestone. Your skipper tunes the engine, eyes scanning for the Blue Grotto’s telltale swell and the Faraglioni’s stacked silhouettes. The day is yours—no schedule but the sea.
You step aboard a low-slung Gozzo Jeranto 950 and feel the Amalfi Coast slide away: white houses on cliffs shrink, the sea opens, and Capri rises like an island shaped by wind and limestone. Your skipper tunes the engine, eyes scanning for the Blue Grotto’s telltale swell and the Faraglioni’s stacked silhouettes. The day is yours—no schedule but the sea.
Capri’s coastline is carved from Miocene limestone and dolomitic outcrops, folded and eroded into caves and arches. The island has attracted Roman emperors, 19th-century artists, and modern luxury shoppers—the Piazzetta remains the cultural heart, where cafés and designer windows meet sea-scented breezes. From the water you’ll see both natural geology—the Green and White Grottos, sea caves—and human marks like the Villa Malaparte cliffside house.
Practically, a private boat lets you pace the day: swim and snorkel off Marina Piccola, cruise through the arch of the Faraglioni, and choose whether to land at Marina Grande for gelato and shopping. Expect swim stops, short tendering at grottos if allowed, and a relaxed lunch ashore if you request it.
Bring sunscreen, a wind layer, and a dry bag; sea conditions change quickly. Morning departures avoid larger ferries and calmer seas, while afternoon trips catch late light on the rocks. Confirm pick-up logistics—Sorrento hotel transfers are available; from Positano or Naples you’ll meet at the port. Book in advance in high season and keep an eye on the weather—this is a sea day governed by wind and swell.