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Spend a private day aboard the Apreamare Gozzo 45 from Naples to Capri — a smooth 24‑knot cruise past Faraglioni, sea caves and secluded coves, with drinks, snacks and flexible stops. Ideal for swimmers, families and anyone wanting a tailored day at sea.
Spend a private day aboard the Apreamare Gozzo 45 from Naples to Capri — a smooth 24‑knot cruise past Faraglioni, sea caves and secluded coves, with drinks, snacks and flexible stops. Ideal for swimmers, families and anyone wanting a tailored day at sea.
The engine hums and the harbor slips away as the Apreamare Gozzo 45 glides out of Naples, the city’s stone facades shrinking behind you and Capri’s white cliffs growing on the horizon.
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Operated by Powerboat Charter · Naples, Campania
The engine hums and the harbor slips away as the Apreamare Gozzo 45 glides out of Naples, the city’s stone facades shrinking behind you and Capri’s white cliffs growing on the horizon.
Onboard “MAMMA MIA.” the day is curated around water: a smooth 24‑knot cruise, a gyroscopic stabilizer that steadies even uncertain seas, and a hydraulic swim platform that makes leaving the boat for a dip quick and clean. Expect close passes of the Faraglioni stacks, the Natural Arch, and quieter coves where the captain will drop anchor for swimming and snorkeling.
Capri’s story is layered — Roman emperors built villas on its peaks, fishermen shaped its coastal culture, and waves sculpted the caves and arches you’ll see. Geologically, the island’s limestone and marine erosion created dramatic stacks and sea caves, including the world‑famous Blue Grotto; entry there depends on sea state and small‑boat transfers (tickets not included).
Practicalities are straightforward: departures from a central Naples marina, roughly 40 minutes each way, a private skipper, complimentary local wine, prosecco, limoncello, soft drinks and snacks, and onboard Wi‑Fi and restroom. The tour is flexible — you can request a port drop at Capri to walk the Piazzetta, though docking or restaurant fees are extra.
Plan for sun protection and motion‑sickness prevention, book any seafront restaurants well in advance, and aim for calmer morning seas if the Blue Grotto is a priority. This private charter balances comfort and exploration — a full day at sea that lets you choose whether to swim, sightsee, or simply toast the coastline with a chilled glass of prosecco.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most travelers; ability to step on/off a small tender and move on deck recommended
No — the boat cruise covers the approach but Blue Grotto entrance and the small‑boat transfer into the cave are paid locally and depend on sea conditions.
Yes — the tour can drop you at Marina Grande so you can walk into Capri town, but disembarkation costs and any docking fees are not included.
Yes — the private charter accommodates families and seniors; however, mobility for boarding a small tender and getting on/off the boat is required.
The operator may cancel for safety and will offer a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; alternate itineraries may be suggested depending on conditions.
Capri has been a prized retreat since Roman times — Emperor Tiberius built several villas here, including Villa Jovis, evidence of the island’s imperial legacy.
Traffic and anchoring pressure threaten Posidonia seagrass beds; follow crew guidance about swim and anchor locations and avoid littering to protect marine habitats.
Powerboat Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine hums and the harbor slips away as the Apreamare Gozzo 45 glides out of Naples, the city’s stone facades shrinking behind you and Capri’s white cliffs growing on the horizon.
The engine hums and the harbor slips away as the Apreamare Gozzo 45 glides out of Naples, the city’s stone facades shrinking behind you and Capri’s white cliffs growing on the horizon.
Onboard “MAMMA MIA.” the day is curated around water: a smooth 24‑knot cruise, a gyroscopic stabilizer that steadies even uncertain seas, and a hydraulic swim platform that makes leaving the boat for a dip quick and clean. Expect close passes of the Faraglioni stacks, the Natural Arch, and quieter coves where the captain will drop anchor for swimming and snorkeling.
Capri’s story is layered — Roman emperors built villas on its peaks, fishermen shaped its coastal culture, and waves sculpted the caves and arches you’ll see. Geologically, the island’s limestone and marine erosion created dramatic stacks and sea caves, including the world‑famous Blue Grotto; entry there depends on sea state and small‑boat transfers (tickets not included).
Practicalities are straightforward: departures from a central Naples marina, roughly 40 minutes each way, a private skipper, complimentary local wine, prosecco, limoncello, soft drinks and snacks, and onboard Wi‑Fi and restroom. The tour is flexible — you can request a port drop at Capri to walk the Piazzetta, though docking or restaurant fees are extra.
Plan for sun protection and motion‑sickness prevention, book any seafront restaurants well in advance, and aim for calmer morning seas if the Blue Grotto is a priority. This private charter balances comfort and exploration — a full day at sea that lets you choose whether to swim, sightsee, or simply toast the coastline with a chilled glass of prosecco.