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Set off from Marina Piccola for a private six-hour cruise that threads Capri’s grottoes and the Amalfi coastline to Positano. Expect guided stops for swims, coastal views, and an optional seaside lunch in a family-run fishing village.
Set off from Marina Piccola for a private six-hour cruise that threads Capri’s grottoes and the Amalfi coastline to Positano. Expect guided stops for swims, coastal views, and an optional seaside lunch in a family-run fishing village.
The boat slips away from Capri's Marina Piccola and the island folds into the horizon—limestone cliffs catching the sun, the Faraglioni rocks daring you to steer through their arch. On a private 6-hour cruise between Capri and Positano, the sea sets the tempo: languid swims, quick plunges, and long stretches of prosecco-sipped silence.
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Operated by Exclusive Cruises · Capri, Campania
The boat slips away from Capri's Marina Piccola and the island folds into the horizon—limestone cliffs catching the sun, the Faraglioni rocks daring you to steer through their arch. On a private 6-hour cruise between Capri and Positano, the sea sets the tempo: languid swims, quick plunges, and long stretches of prosecco-sipped silence.
Geology here is exposed and theatrical: folded limestone and marine terraces carved by waves into grottoes and arches, including the electric Blue Grotto and the Green Grotto that flash color under shifting light. The coastline has been a maritime crossroads since Roman times—emperors once summered on these shores—and fishing villages still serve the same simple, anchovy-rich cuisine to boaters who pull in for lunch.
Culturally, Capri and Positano balance glamour and grit: cliffside villas and narrow alleys give way to family-run trattorie and working harbors. The captain plans your route—past the Faraglioni, through sea caves if conditions allow, and often right up to Positano’s vertical village for a stroll ashore.
Practical guidance: expect roughly six hours aboard with opportunities for multiple swims and one short landing in Positano or a fishing village. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind shell for the afternoon chop, water shoes for rocky entries, and a dry bag for electronics. Weather and sea state dictate exact stops; captains may reroute for safety. Hydrate between sips of prosecco, keep valuables stowed, and confirm pick-up details the day before. This is an accessible, low-effort day on the water that rewards curiosity and basic preparation.
easy.
6 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires only basic mobility for boarding and short shore walks
You can request a visit but entry depends on sea conditions and the grotto’s opening hours; entrance to the grotto itself has a separate fee.
Bottled water and some snacks are provided by most boats; beer and a bottle of prosecco may be available but a seaside lunch is optional and typically paid separately ashore.
Yes—captains usually schedule at least one or two swim stops in calm bays; bring a towel and a mask if you want to snorkel.
Captains monitor sea conditions and can reroute or cancel for safety; cancellations made less than 24 hours are non-refundable unless declared unsafe by the captain.
Capri and the Amalfi coast have long been drawn to seafarers and elites; Romans favored Capri as a retreat and fishing hamlets evolved into the cliffside villages seen today.
This stretch is ecologically sensitive—use reef-safe products, avoid anchoring on seagrass beds, and follow captain guidance to minimize disturbance.
Exclusive Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Capri's Marina Piccola and the island folds into the horizon—limestone cliffs catching the sun, the Faraglioni rocks daring you to steer through their arch. On a private 6-hour cruise between Capri and Positano, the sea sets the tempo: languid swims, quick plunges, and long stretches of prosecco-sipped silence.
The boat slips away from Capri's Marina Piccola and the island folds into the horizon—limestone cliffs catching the sun, the Faraglioni rocks daring you to steer through their arch. On a private 6-hour cruise between Capri and Positano, the sea sets the tempo: languid swims, quick plunges, and long stretches of prosecco-sipped silence.
Geology here is exposed and theatrical: folded limestone and marine terraces carved by waves into grottoes and arches, including the electric Blue Grotto and the Green Grotto that flash color under shifting light. The coastline has been a maritime crossroads since Roman times—emperors once summered on these shores—and fishing villages still serve the same simple, anchovy-rich cuisine to boaters who pull in for lunch.
Culturally, Capri and Positano balance glamour and grit: cliffside villas and narrow alleys give way to family-run trattorie and working harbors. The captain plans your route—past the Faraglioni, through sea caves if conditions allow, and often right up to Positano’s vertical village for a stroll ashore.
Practical guidance: expect roughly six hours aboard with opportunities for multiple swims and one short landing in Positano or a fishing village. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind shell for the afternoon chop, water shoes for rocky entries, and a dry bag for electronics. Weather and sea state dictate exact stops; captains may reroute for safety. Hydrate between sips of prosecco, keep valuables stowed, and confirm pick-up details the day before. This is an accessible, low-effort day on the water that rewards curiosity and basic preparation.