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Skip the ferry crowd and spend a private day on the water between Positano and Capri. This full-day charter lets you circle Capri, stop for swims in quiet coves, and enjoy coastal views with a professional skipper onboard.
Skip the ferry crowd and spend a private day on the water between Positano and Capri. This full-day charter lets you circle Capri, stop for swims in quiet coves, and enjoy coastal views with a professional skipper onboard.
You push off from Positano’s small pier with the town sliding away behind you: pastel houses clinging to cliffs, fishing boats bobbing, gulls inspecting the wake. The Tyrrhenian opens like a blue road toward Capri, where limestone cliffs and sea caves shape a coastline written by wind and tide.
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Operated by My Sorrento Holiday · Positano, Campania
You push off from Positano’s small pier with the town sliding away behind you: pastel houses clinging to cliffs, fishing boats bobbing, gulls inspecting the wake. The Tyrrhenian opens like a blue road toward Capri, where limestone cliffs and sea caves shape a coastline written by wind and tide.
This full-day private charter follows a classic Amalfi itinerary—coastal views en route to Capri, photo passes at rocky bays, swims in sheltered coves, and a slow loop around the island so you can take the sun and sea in from the deck. Capri’s geology is volcanic limestone folded and eroded into caves and grottoes; the Blue Grotto remains a theatrical highlight, though expect queues and a separate admission. The island’s marina and piazzetta reflect a long history as a Roman retreat turned jet-set hotspot; local culture blends fishing lineage with contemporary tourism.
Practicalities matter: the skipper stays onboard and provides safety briefings, refreshments, and a small toilet and shower. If you want to go ashore at Capri there’s a landing fee per boat (payable locally) or you can time a seaside restaurant visit with sea access to avoid that charge. Fuel surcharges may apply.
Plan for sun, wind, and crowds—start early for calmer seas and quieter passages. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, waterproof phone protection, and a lightweight wind layer for open-water legs. Expect a relaxed day of swimming, sightseeing, and private time on deck—no guided walking tour is included ashore.
easy.
6–7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable boarding small boats and moving on a rocking deck for short periods.
Yes—most itineraries allow a stop at Capri but there is a landing fee charged by the island per boat (payable locally); alternately you can eat at a sea-access restaurant to avoid that fee.
Passes by the Blue Grotto are typically included for viewing from the boat, but entering the grotto requires a separate ticket and often long waits; plan this as an optional stop.
The tour includes bottled water, soft drinks, beer, and a bottle of sparkling wine; bring additional snacks if you prefer more substantial meals or plan to dine ashore.
Operators will cancel for unsafe conditions; the supplier’s policy allows a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours prior or if the tour is called off for weather.
Capri has been a resort destination since Roman times; villas built into cliffs and narrow lanes reflect its long role as a coastal retreat.
Stay on board when advised and use reef-safe products; local operators work to minimize anchoring impacts by using designated mooring spots near sensitive caves.
My Sorrento Holiday operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Positano’s small pier with the town sliding away behind you: pastel houses clinging to cliffs, fishing boats bobbing, gulls inspecting the wake. The Tyrrhenian opens like a blue road toward Capri, where limestone cliffs and sea caves shape a coastline written by wind and tide.
You push off from Positano’s small pier with the town sliding away behind you: pastel houses clinging to cliffs, fishing boats bobbing, gulls inspecting the wake. The Tyrrhenian opens like a blue road toward Capri, where limestone cliffs and sea caves shape a coastline written by wind and tide.
This full-day private charter follows a classic Amalfi itinerary—coastal views en route to Capri, photo passes at rocky bays, swims in sheltered coves, and a slow loop around the island so you can take the sun and sea in from the deck. Capri’s geology is volcanic limestone folded and eroded into caves and grottoes; the Blue Grotto remains a theatrical highlight, though expect queues and a separate admission. The island’s marina and piazzetta reflect a long history as a Roman retreat turned jet-set hotspot; local culture blends fishing lineage with contemporary tourism.
Practicalities matter: the skipper stays onboard and provides safety briefings, refreshments, and a small toilet and shower. If you want to go ashore at Capri there’s a landing fee per boat (payable locally) or you can time a seaside restaurant visit with sea access to avoid that charge. Fuel surcharges may apply.
Plan for sun, wind, and crowds—start early for calmer seas and quieter passages. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, waterproof phone protection, and a lightweight wind layer for open-water legs. Expect a relaxed day of swimming, sightseeing, and private time on deck—no guided walking tour is included ashore.