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Spend a relaxed full day cruising from Sorrento to Capri aboard an Apreamare 9 semi‑cabin. Visit the Faraglioni, Green and Blue Grottos (weather permitting), stop for swims and optional disembarkation in Capri with an English‑speaking skipper and included refreshments.
Spend a relaxed full day cruising from Sorrento to Capri aboard an Apreamare 9 semi‑cabin. Visit the Faraglioni, Green and Blue Grottos (weather permitting), stop for swims and optional disembarkation in Capri with an English‑speaking skipper and included refreshments.
You step onto the wooden gunwale at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately takes the lead, pushing the boat away from Sorrento’s cliffs and toward Capri’s white limestone outlines.
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Operated by MBS Blu Charter Boat Tours · Sorrento, Campania
You step onto the wooden gunwale at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately takes the lead, pushing the boat away from Sorrento’s cliffs and toward Capri’s white limestone outlines.
The Apreamare 9 semi‑cabin feels like a Sorrentine gozzo updated for comfort: a covered cabin with a head and dinette, a forward sunpad with soft cushions and a shaded stern sofa where conversation slows to the rhythm of the wake. Skipper and English‑speaking assistant keep the day moving—turning toward the Faraglioni for photographs, threading the boat around grotto mouths, or dropping anchor for a swim.
This coastline speaks history in layers: Roman villas clinging to coves, Bourbon fort remains on promontories, and maritime traditions that shaped the gozzo’s lines. Geology is visible—the island’s white limestone and older dolomite cliffs carve the light into the Green and Blue Grottos.
Practicalities are straightforward. The full‑day runs about 7–8 hours with optional stops: a grotto visit if sea allows, a possible disembarkation for lunch in Capri (docking fee applies), and multiple swim breaks. Life jackets, masks, beach towels, a freshwater shower, prosecco and soft drinks are included, and the skipper can tailor stops for your group.
Plan for sun protection, a light wind layer for open water, motion‑sickness meds if you’re sensitive, and small cash for docking or tips. Arrive at Via Marina Piccola 2 15 minutes early to meet the crew; check the Blue Grotto decision is weather‑dependent.
It’s an easy, vivid way to experience Capri’s coast—fast enough to cover highlights, relaxed enough to abandon plans for a swim when the water asks you in.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to step on and off a small ladder and climb a short gangway if disembarking.
Yes—your skipper can attempt a Blue Grotto visit, but entry depends on sea and weather conditions and is not guaranteed.
You can request to disembark for lunch and exploring, but docking fees (around €100 per boat plus €5 p.p.) are not included and must be paid locally.
Yes—service animals are allowed and infants must sit on an adult’s lap; life jackets are provided and the pace is family‑friendly.
The operator cancels for unsafe weather; cancel at least 24 hours for a full refund under the standard policy—otherwise refunds may be limited.
Capri and the Sorrentine coast are dotted with Roman villas and coastal fortifications from Bourbon-era defenses, reflecting centuries of maritime importance.
The area contains sensitive Posidonia seagrass meadows; follow skipper guidance about anchoring and avoid single‑use plastics to reduce impact.
MBS Blu Charter Boat Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the wooden gunwale at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately takes the lead, pushing the boat away from Sorrento’s cliffs and toward Capri’s white limestone outlines.
You step onto the wooden gunwale at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately takes the lead, pushing the boat away from Sorrento’s cliffs and toward Capri’s white limestone outlines.
The Apreamare 9 semi‑cabin feels like a Sorrentine gozzo updated for comfort: a covered cabin with a head and dinette, a forward sunpad with soft cushions and a shaded stern sofa where conversation slows to the rhythm of the wake. Skipper and English‑speaking assistant keep the day moving—turning toward the Faraglioni for photographs, threading the boat around grotto mouths, or dropping anchor for a swim.
This coastline speaks history in layers: Roman villas clinging to coves, Bourbon fort remains on promontories, and maritime traditions that shaped the gozzo’s lines. Geology is visible—the island’s white limestone and older dolomite cliffs carve the light into the Green and Blue Grottos.
Practicalities are straightforward. The full‑day runs about 7–8 hours with optional stops: a grotto visit if sea allows, a possible disembarkation for lunch in Capri (docking fee applies), and multiple swim breaks. Life jackets, masks, beach towels, a freshwater shower, prosecco and soft drinks are included, and the skipper can tailor stops for your group.
Plan for sun protection, a light wind layer for open water, motion‑sickness meds if you’re sensitive, and small cash for docking or tips. Arrive at Via Marina Piccola 2 15 minutes early to meet the crew; check the Blue Grotto decision is weather‑dependent.
It’s an easy, vivid way to experience Capri’s coast—fast enough to cover highlights, relaxed enough to abandon plans for a swim when the water asks you in.