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A private charter from Sorrento that weaves history, coastal geology, and clear-water swimming around Capri’s most famous landmarks. Expect grotto swims, Faraglioni views and a relaxed, captain-led day on the Mediterranean.
A private charter from Sorrento that weaves history, coastal geology, and clear-water swimming around Capri’s most famous landmarks. Expect grotto swims, Faraglioni views and a relaxed, captain-led day on the Mediterranean.
You step onto the polished teak at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately answers — cool, open, insistent. The boat slips away from Sorrento’s pier and the coastline peels back: sheer cliffs, tomato-red houses clinging to rock, and the long horizon of the Bay of Naples. Salt and lemon hang in the air; the captain points toward a necklace of caves and rock stacks that seem to rise like chapters from an old map.
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Operated by Caprice Bleu · Sorrento, Campania
You step onto the polished teak at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately answers — cool, open, insistent. The boat slips away from Sorrento’s pier and the coastline peels back: sheer cliffs, tomato-red houses clinging to rock, and the long horizon of the Bay of Naples. Salt and lemon hang in the air; the captain points toward a necklace of caves and rock stacks that seem to rise like chapters from an old map.
This route threads classical history and geology: the Bagni della Regina Giovanna rests beside Roman villa ruins where coastal erosion carved a calm natural pool, while Punta Campanella keeps its myths of sirens and ancient maritime rites. Capri’s grottos — Green and White — are sculpted by wave and light; the Faraglioni are limestone towers that host specialized life, including the tiny blue lizard on the outer skerry.
Expect a day that balances unhurried exploration with practical comforts. The private charter typically runs 4–8 hours from Sorrento, led by an IMO-certified captain, with snorkel gear, towels, bottled water, restrooms and a private cabin on board. Swim stops let you slip into crystalline water; passages through grotto mouths hinge on tide and light, so timing matters. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer and a sense of flexibility — weather and currents will write parts of the itinerary for you.
Locally, savor a seaside lunch in Capri or pack snacks from Sorrento; cash is handy for smaller restaurants. Respect no-anchoring zones and marine life: leave only ripples behind.
easy.
4–8 hours.
Light activity; able to step on/off a small boat and swim short distances in open water.
The boarding point is Porto di Sorrento Marina Piccola, next to Ruccio Restaurant; staff will meet guests at the tourist boarding dock.
Yes—snorkelling equipment is included, and staff can assist with fitting before swim stops.
Infants and small children can board (infant seats available) and service animals are allowed; check operator policies for safety and seating.
Trips may be canceled or rescheduled for safety; the operator issues refunds for cancellations made at least 24 hours beforehand and will advise on options.
The Bagni della Regina Giovanna sits by Roman villa ruins and Punta Campanella carries classical myth linked to Odysseus and ancient maritime rites.
Capri’s coastal waters are sensitive; follow no-anchoring zones, use reef-safe sunscreen and avoid disturbing nesting seabirds or marine habitats.
Caprice Bleu operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the polished teak at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately answers — cool, open, insistent. The boat slips away from Sorrento’s pier and the coastline peels back: sheer cliffs, tomato-red houses clinging to rock, and the long horizon of the Bay of Naples. Salt and lemon hang in the air; the captain points toward a necklace of caves and rock stacks that seem to rise like chapters from an old map.
You step onto the polished teak at Marina Piccola and the sea immediately answers — cool, open, insistent. The boat slips away from Sorrento’s pier and the coastline peels back: sheer cliffs, tomato-red houses clinging to rock, and the long horizon of the Bay of Naples. Salt and lemon hang in the air; the captain points toward a necklace of caves and rock stacks that seem to rise like chapters from an old map.
This route threads classical history and geology: the Bagni della Regina Giovanna rests beside Roman villa ruins where coastal erosion carved a calm natural pool, while Punta Campanella keeps its myths of sirens and ancient maritime rites. Capri’s grottos — Green and White — are sculpted by wave and light; the Faraglioni are limestone towers that host specialized life, including the tiny blue lizard on the outer skerry.
Expect a day that balances unhurried exploration with practical comforts. The private charter typically runs 4–8 hours from Sorrento, led by an IMO-certified captain, with snorkel gear, towels, bottled water, restrooms and a private cabin on board. Swim stops let you slip into crystalline water; passages through grotto mouths hinge on tide and light, so timing matters. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer and a sense of flexibility — weather and currents will write parts of the itinerary for you.
Locally, savor a seaside lunch in Capri or pack snacks from Sorrento; cash is handy for smaller restaurants. Respect no-anchoring zones and marine life: leave only ripples behind.