Cruise Capri’s coastline aboard a private Apreamare 9: stop to swim in crystalline coves, pass the iconic Faraglioni and, weather permitting, enter the world-famous Blue Grotto. This intimate 3‑hour tour combines geology, coastal architecture and hands-on sea time.
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You step aboard an Apreamare 9 at Marina Grande, salt on your lips and the island’s limestone cliffs already carving the horizon. The skipper—born here, with the easy authority of someone who reads wind like a map—casts off, the harbor falling away as Capri’s white houses and garden terraces shrink behind you.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels — mostly seated cruising with short swims or transfers to a rowing boat.
Wildlife
History
Capri’s coastal landmarks—like the Blue Grotto and the Faraglioni—have been noted since Roman times; Villa Malaparte later added 20th-century architectural intrigue to the shoreline.
Conservation
Avoid anchoring over seagrass (Posidonia meadows) and use reef-safe sunscreen; local operators follow no-anchoring zones to protect marine habitats.
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Arrive 20 minutes early
Boarding happens at a specific deck location; arriving early avoids delays and lets you stow gear securely.
Blue Grotto entry is extra and weather-dependent
If sea conditions are calm you can transfer to a rowing boat and pay ~€18 on-site; rough seas will close the cave.
Protect yourself from the sun
The open deck exposes you to reflected sunlight—use reef-safe sunscreen and a hat even on cloudy days.
Wear non-slip shoes for boarding
Boat decks can be wet; lightweight deck shoes or sandals with grip make boarding and stepping into dinghies safer.
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects skin and local marine life while you spend extended time on open water.
summer
Swimsuit and quick-dry towel
For swimming stops in coves and a fast change back on board.
summer
Light waterproof windbreaker
Spring and evenings can be breezy; a thin shell blocks splash and wind.
spring
Non-slip deck or water shoes
Improves footing boarding the boat and entering small rowing dinghies.