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Spend a private day on the water from Sorrento, combining swims, grottoes and iconic sights of Capri and the Amalfi Coast. This 6–8 hour luxury boat tour mixes snorkeling and sightseeing with flexible stops in Positano and Amalfi.
Spend a private day on the water from Sorrento, combining swims, grottoes and iconic sights of Capri and the Amalfi Coast. This 6–8 hour luxury boat tour mixes snorkeling and sightseeing with flexible stops in Positano and Amalfi.
The morning lifts off Sorrento’s marina with the boat easing into a cobalt sweep of sea; a faint lemon scent rides the breeze as cliffs recede and Capri’s silhouette appears like a promise.
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Operated by Capasecca Yacht · Sorrento, Campania
The morning lifts off Sorrento’s marina with the boat easing into a cobalt sweep of sea; a faint lemon scent rides the breeze as cliffs recede and Capri’s silhouette appears like a promise.
First the real show: the Blue Grotto and its lacquered water, entered on a small rowboat when sea conditions allow, then a coastal procession past the White, Red and Marvellous Grottos. The Faraglioni spires thrust from the water and the Natural Arch frames quick portraits; Villa Malaparte flashes red against raw limestone before the boat threads toward Positano’s cliffs and Amalfi’s stepped piazza.
Geology here is dramatic—calcareous cliffs carved by waves, tectonic uplift and long coastal erosion that created grottos and arches. Historically the Amalfi Coast was part of a maritime republic whose trading wealth shaped local stonework and cathedral façades you’ll glimpse ashore. Capri’s Roman villas and layered Neapolitan culture mean every stop blends natural spectacle with centuries of human craft.
Practically: this private 6–8 hour outing includes towels, snorkel gear, insurance, soft drinks and a flexible itinerary for swims and disembarkation. Expect some walking if you step ashore at Marina Grande, and bring cash for optional small fees (Blue Grotto rowboat, cafés). Sunscreen, motion-sickness prevention and non-slip shoes matter; plan early departures to avoid midday crowds at the grottos. The trip suits travelers comfortable on boats who want a mix of snorkeling, sightseeing and short village exploration—luxury, pace, and coastal geology all in one day.
easy.
6–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short walks on uneven village streets and comfort boarding small craft.
Blue Grotto entry by rowboat is not included and depends on sea conditions; small additional fees for the rowboat ride usually apply on site.
Yes — the itinerary includes multiple swim stops and snorkeling gear is provided; conditions determine exact locations and timing.
Boarding is arranged from Sorrento-area ports; the crew or guest assistance will confirm the best boarding point via WhatsApp before departure.
Full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; excursions may also be canceled for unsafe sea conditions.
Amalfi grew as a powerful medieval maritime republic; Capri was a favorite Roman retreat with villas built into its limestone terraces.
The coastline is ecologically sensitive—avoid single-use plastics, use reef-safe sunscreen, and follow crew guidance to minimize anchoring damage.
Capasecca Yacht operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning lifts off Sorrento’s marina with the boat easing into a cobalt sweep of sea; a faint lemon scent rides the breeze as cliffs recede and Capri’s silhouette appears like a promise.
The morning lifts off Sorrento’s marina with the boat easing into a cobalt sweep of sea; a faint lemon scent rides the breeze as cliffs recede and Capri’s silhouette appears like a promise.
First the real show: the Blue Grotto and its lacquered water, entered on a small rowboat when sea conditions allow, then a coastal procession past the White, Red and Marvellous Grottos. The Faraglioni spires thrust from the water and the Natural Arch frames quick portraits; Villa Malaparte flashes red against raw limestone before the boat threads toward Positano’s cliffs and Amalfi’s stepped piazza.
Geology here is dramatic—calcareous cliffs carved by waves, tectonic uplift and long coastal erosion that created grottos and arches. Historically the Amalfi Coast was part of a maritime republic whose trading wealth shaped local stonework and cathedral façades you’ll glimpse ashore. Capri’s Roman villas and layered Neapolitan culture mean every stop blends natural spectacle with centuries of human craft.
Practically: this private 6–8 hour outing includes towels, snorkel gear, insurance, soft drinks and a flexible itinerary for swims and disembarkation. Expect some walking if you step ashore at Marina Grande, and bring cash for optional small fees (Blue Grotto rowboat, cafés). Sunscreen, motion-sickness prevention and non-slip shoes matter; plan early departures to avoid midday crowds at the grottos. The trip suits travelers comfortable on boats who want a mix of snorkeling, sightseeing and short village exploration—luxury, pace, and coastal geology all in one day.