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Sail a private yacht around Capri for three hours of grottoes, Faraglioni views, swims and an onboard aperitivo. Expect masks and fins, Prosecco, and a skipper-led route that may change if the Blue Grotto is closed.
Sail a private yacht around Capri for three hours of grottoes, Faraglioni views, swims and an onboard aperitivo. Expect masks and fins, Prosecco, and a skipper-led route that may change if the Blue Grotto is closed.
The bow cuts a clean line through the Tyrrhenian blue as Capri’s cliffs slide into view—white limestone cliffs punctuated by caves that seem to drink the sun. On this private 3‑hour yacht trip, guests circle the island, pausing at grottoes, jagged Faraglioni stacks and quiet coves for swims, snorkeling and an onboard aperitivo of Prosecco and limoncello.
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Operated by Sail & Fun · Capri, Campania
The bow cuts a clean line through the Tyrrhenian blue as Capri’s cliffs slide into view—white limestone cliffs punctuated by caves that seem to drink the sun. On this private 3‑hour yacht trip, guests circle the island, pausing at grottoes, jagged Faraglioni stacks and quiet coves for swims, snorkeling and an onboard aperitivo of Prosecco and limoncello.
Capri’s coastline is geological history in motion: karst limestone carved by millennia of waves and wind, producing the Blue and Green Grottoes and the dramatic Faraglioni sea stacks. Roman traces thread the island—Tiberius’s villas, Villa Jovis atop cliffs, tell of an imperial retreat that turned Capri into a place of myth. Today's captains balance that legacy with modern comforts: cabins, hot-water showers, masks and fins, and a professional skipper guiding you past points like Bagni di Tiberio, Punta Carena and the Malaparte villa.
Practicalities shape the experience. The tour is private and departs close to the ferry docks; exact meeting coordinates are provided after booking. Total time is about three hours; snorkeling gear, towels and a curated selection of local snacks and drinks are included. Note the Blue Grotto’s entrance can close due to tides, queueing or authority restrictions—operators may alter the route without refunds for that stop.
Plan for sun, quick boardings and light seas—bring motion‑sickness remedies if needed. Arrive early, lock phones in waterproof cases for photos, and leave no trace: Capri’s marine habitats, including Posidonia meadows, are fragile and protected.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to climb small boat ladders and to swim a short distance is helpful
No. Entry depends on tide, sea state and local authorities; the itinerary will visit it when safe and open, otherwise the captain will show other grottoes or viewpoints.
This is a private boat reserved to your booking; vessel capacity varies by yacht—confirm the maximum passenger count with the operator when you book.
The tour includes skipper, fuel, port fees, masks and fins, beach towels, onboard aperitif with local snacks, soft drinks, beer, Prosecco and limoncello, and basic charging stations and Wi‑Fi.
Boarding boats and moving around the deck require some agility; guests with mobility issues should contact the operator in advance to discuss private dock access and assistance options.
Capri was an imperial refuge—the island was transformed under Emperor Tiberius, who built villas like Villa Jovis; many coastal caves held sacred or practical roles in Roman times.
Avoid anchoring on Posidonia meadows and dispose of waste properly; reputable operators follow no‑anchor rules and local regulations to protect marine habitats.
Sail & Fun operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow cuts a clean line through the Tyrrhenian blue as Capri’s cliffs slide into view—white limestone cliffs punctuated by caves that seem to drink the sun. On this private 3‑hour yacht trip, guests circle the island, pausing at grottoes, jagged Faraglioni stacks and quiet coves for swims, snorkeling and an onboard aperitivo of Prosecco and limoncello.
The bow cuts a clean line through the Tyrrhenian blue as Capri’s cliffs slide into view—white limestone cliffs punctuated by caves that seem to drink the sun. On this private 3‑hour yacht trip, guests circle the island, pausing at grottoes, jagged Faraglioni stacks and quiet coves for swims, snorkeling and an onboard aperitivo of Prosecco and limoncello.
Capri’s coastline is geological history in motion: karst limestone carved by millennia of waves and wind, producing the Blue and Green Grottoes and the dramatic Faraglioni sea stacks. Roman traces thread the island—Tiberius’s villas, Villa Jovis atop cliffs, tell of an imperial retreat that turned Capri into a place of myth. Today's captains balance that legacy with modern comforts: cabins, hot-water showers, masks and fins, and a professional skipper guiding you past points like Bagni di Tiberio, Punta Carena and the Malaparte villa.
Practicalities shape the experience. The tour is private and departs close to the ferry docks; exact meeting coordinates are provided after booking. Total time is about three hours; snorkeling gear, towels and a curated selection of local snacks and drinks are included. Note the Blue Grotto’s entrance can close due to tides, queueing or authority restrictions—operators may alter the route without refunds for that stop.
Plan for sun, quick boardings and light seas—bring motion‑sickness remedies if needed. Arrive early, lock phones in waterproof cases for photos, and leave no trace: Capri’s marine habitats, including Posidonia meadows, are fragile and protected.