Where do we meet the boat?

Boarding is at Via Marina Piccola, 80067 Sorrento NA, Italy; the meeting time will be confirmed at booking.

How long is the trip?

This is an eight‑hour private excursion that includes cruising, grotto viewing, swimming stops, and time in Capri’s harbor.

Can we enter the Green Grotto?

Approach to the Green Grotto is included; entry and access depend on sea conditions and local cave rules on the day.

Is this trip suitable for children and older adults?

Yes—this flexible private tour accommodates all ages, with low walking requirements ashore and the option to remain on board.

Are there restroom facilities on board?

Most private boats offer a small onboard restroom; confirm specific amenities with your operator at booking.

Can I bring food and drinks?

You may bring snacks and nonalcoholic drinks on board; some tours also allow local food and drinks when docked in Capri.

Private Capri Day Trip from Sorrento: Faraglioni & Green Grotto | Private | Boat Tour

Adventure Brief

Spend eight curated hours afloat between Sorrento and Capri, passing the Faraglioni sea stacks and the Green Grotto before exploring Capri’s compact harbor. This private, flexible day trip balances coastal sightseeing, short swims, and time ashore for shopping or viewpoints.

8 hours

easy

From €1,961.00

On a clear morning in the Bay of Naples, Tour Privato Capri da Sorrento Flex - Positano 32 launches from Via Marina Piccola in Sorrento for an eight‑hour day on the water that reads like an island primer. The route slips past sun-bleached limestone cliffs and emerald caves, cutting close to Capri’s world-famous Faraglioni sea stacks and the Green Grotto, before dropping visitors into Capri’s lively harbor to wander cobbled lanes and boutique-lined piazzas.

The day starts with boarding at Via Marina Piccola, 80067 Sorrento NA, Italy, where the skipper lays out a flexible itinerary that balances cruising, cliffside viewing, and stops for short swims. On the approach to Capri the boat navigates a coastline carved from limestone: narrow grottos, raised terraces, and dramatic stacks worn by millennia of waves. The Faraglioni stand like sculpted pillars—limestone monoliths rimmed with bright, wind‑tossed vegetation—perfect for wide‑angle framing and close inspection from the deck.

Caves and sea caverns punctuate the shore. The Green Grotto is one signature stop named for the strange, filtered light that colors its inner waters; other iconic caves are visible along the route, their mouths dark and inviting. Between these geological highlights you’ll cruise past Mediterranean maquis slopes—low scrub, wild olive and Aleppo pine—that drop to sheer sea cliffs where seabirds wheel and shoals flash beneath the surface.

Capri’s harbor provides a contrasting chapter: a compact waterfront scene where pastel buildings, cafés, and high‑end shops concentrate in a walkable loop. Guests can disembark to explore piazzas, sample local limoncello, or climb to viewpoints above the town. The itinerary’s flexible format gives families, photographers, and hikers time to tailor the afternoon—returning to a private boat when ready.

Why book this private excursion? The experience condenses the best coastal scenery between Sorrento and Capri into a single, curated day with room for impromptu swims and slow passes by its most photogenic features. It’s particularly well suited to travelers who value an intimate on‑water perspective without sacrificing shore time. As both a practical launching point and a scenic highlight of the Amalfi coastline, this tour makes the geology, maritime history, and lively island culture of Capri accessible in eight memorable hours.