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Spend a private day cruising from Sorrento, Positano or Naples to Capri—swim in clear coves, cruise past the Faraglioni, and visit world-famous grottos at your own pace. This charter mixes relaxed sea time with customizable island stops.
Spend a private day cruising from Sorrento, Positano or Naples to Capri—swim in clear coves, cruise past the Faraglioni, and visit world-famous grottos at your own pace. This charter mixes relaxed sea time with customizable island stops.
A bright hull parts the Tyrrhenian like a quiet promise as the coastline of Sorrento slides away. Salt air fills the cockpit and the skipper plots a course toward Capri, where limestone cliffs rise from jade water and the Faraglioni sea stacks thrust skyward. The day unfolds at the pace of the sea: cruising past Villa Malaparte’s red facade, pausing for swims in hidden coves, and threading the classic views that make Capri a magnet for travelers.
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Operated by You Know! · Capri, Campania
A bright hull parts the Tyrrhenian like a quiet promise as the coastline of Sorrento slides away. Salt air fills the cockpit and the skipper plots a course toward Capri, where limestone cliffs rise from jade water and the Faraglioni sea stacks thrust skyward. The day unfolds at the pace of the sea: cruising past Villa Malaparte’s red facade, pausing for swims in hidden coves, and threading the classic views that make Capri a magnet for travelers.
Capri’s geology is a folded story of limestone and marine terraces shaped by the Mediterranean’s rise and fall; Roman emperors, most famously Tiberius, left villas and ruins like Villa Jovis that still crown sheer promontories. The island’s Piazzetta buzzes with café culture, luxury boutiques and a compact pedestrian grid that contrasts with the open water experience.
Practically speaking, this private charter runs 7–8 hours on a Gozzo Fratelli Aprea 32 (max 12). Expect stops at the Green and Blue Grottos (Blue Grotto boat entry often requires a small rowboat fee and patience for waits), swims in clear water, and a photo run through the arch of the Faraglioni. Towels, light snacks and drinks are provided; disembark at Marina Grande if you want island time.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, non-slip deck shoes and a light wind layer; carry cash for grotto access and a camera in a dry bag. Morning departures avoid the biggest crowds and the seas are usually calmer. This trip balances cinematic views with straightforward logistics—ideal for travelers who want Capri by water without the timetable of a ferry.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves short ladder climbs for swimming and typical mobility for boarding a small craft.
Yes—skippers will approach the Blue Grotto, but entry depends on sea conditions and often requires a small additional fee for a rowboat transfer to enter the cave.
Departures can be arranged from Sorrento, Positano or Naples; private hotel pickup is available only for hotels in Sorrento.
Light snorkeling may be available but it’s best to bring your own mask and snorkel for fit and hygiene; check with the operator in advance.
The featured boat is a Gozzo Fratelli Aprea 32 with a maximum capacity of 12 passengers for private charters.
Capri has been a luxury retreat since Roman times; Emperor Tiberius centered his rule from villas on the island’s cliffs.
The waters around Capri are part of sensitive marine zones—use reef-safe products, avoid anchoring on seagrass beds, and follow skipper guidance to minimize impact.
You Know! operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A bright hull parts the Tyrrhenian like a quiet promise as the coastline of Sorrento slides away. Salt air fills the cockpit and the skipper plots a course toward Capri, where limestone cliffs rise from jade water and the Faraglioni sea stacks thrust skyward. The day unfolds at the pace of the sea: cruising past Villa Malaparte’s red facade, pausing for swims in hidden coves, and threading the classic views that make Capri a magnet for travelers.
A bright hull parts the Tyrrhenian like a quiet promise as the coastline of Sorrento slides away. Salt air fills the cockpit and the skipper plots a course toward Capri, where limestone cliffs rise from jade water and the Faraglioni sea stacks thrust skyward. The day unfolds at the pace of the sea: cruising past Villa Malaparte’s red facade, pausing for swims in hidden coves, and threading the classic views that make Capri a magnet for travelers.
Capri’s geology is a folded story of limestone and marine terraces shaped by the Mediterranean’s rise and fall; Roman emperors, most famously Tiberius, left villas and ruins like Villa Jovis that still crown sheer promontories. The island’s Piazzetta buzzes with café culture, luxury boutiques and a compact pedestrian grid that contrasts with the open water experience.
Practically speaking, this private charter runs 7–8 hours on a Gozzo Fratelli Aprea 32 (max 12). Expect stops at the Green and Blue Grottos (Blue Grotto boat entry often requires a small rowboat fee and patience for waits), swims in clear water, and a photo run through the arch of the Faraglioni. Towels, light snacks and drinks are provided; disembark at Marina Grande if you want island time.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, non-slip deck shoes and a light wind layer; carry cash for grotto access and a camera in a dry bag. Morning departures avoid the biggest crowds and the seas are usually calmer. This trip balances cinematic views with straightforward logistics—ideal for travelers who want Capri by water without the timetable of a ferry.