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Spend a private day circumnavigating Capri aboard a 40' yacht—swim near the Faraglioni, explore sea caves, and stop for lunch in Nerano. This full-day, small-group cruise includes snorkel kits, towels, snacks and bilingual commentary.
Spend a private day circumnavigating Capri aboard a 40' yacht—swim near the Faraglioni, explore sea caves, and stop for lunch in Nerano. This full-day, small-group cruise includes snorkel kits, towels, snacks and bilingual commentary.
A pale-blue morning opens over Marina Grande as the 40-foot yacht slips from the quay, the Tyrrhenian daring you to drop your towel and jump in. The coastline of Capri reads like a marine atlas—white limestone cliffs dropping into glassy water, Faraglioni stacks rising like weathered pillars, and hidden grotto mouths dark against sunlit stone.
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Operated by Sorrento Holiday Charter · Capri, Campania
A pale-blue morning opens over Marina Grande as the 40-foot yacht slips from the quay, the Tyrrhenian daring you to drop your towel and jump in. The coastline of Capri reads like a marine atlas—white limestone cliffs dropping into glassy water, Faraglioni stacks rising like weathered pillars, and hidden grotto mouths dark against sunlit stone.
This full-day private cruise traces Capri’s seaward highlights and the island’s layered history. Roman villas and imperial stories cling to the cliffs—Tiberius spent his exile here—and the island’s karst geology carved the Blue and Green Grottos over millennia. Local culture is maritime-first: fishing coves, family-run trattorie on sea-level terraces, and an island rhythm that still orients around tides and ferries.
Expect stops for snorkeling, swimming, and photo runs at Faraglioni and Punta Carena; a scheduled berth in Nerano for lunch is possible, or request a light meal on board. The Blue Grotto visit requires separate entrance and sometimes a wait; weather and sea state determine access. The operator provides snorkel kits, towels, snacks, beverages, and a bilingual commentary; groups are capped at ten for flexibility.
Practical notes: meet at Capri Harbour, allow time for embarkation, and bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer, and secure footwear for boarding. Morning departures avoid midday crowds and calmer seas; in shoulder seasons consider a light wetsuit. Follow crew guidance when entering caves or jumping from the stern—currents can surprise. With planning, this private cruise is an efficient, scenic way to experience Capri’s coastal geology, clear-water swims, and culinary bays.
easy.
8 hours.
Minimal fitness required; able to step on/off a small boat and swim short distances if joining swims
No—boat can approach entrance but small rowboats for cave entry require a separate ticket and are subject to weather and sea conditions.
Yes—snorkeling equipment and towels are included in the price for guests to use during stops.
Tours are private with a maximum of 10 people, which keeps the experience flexible and intimate.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours prior; the operator may cancel for bad weather and issue a full refund per the cancellation policy.
Capri has long been a Roman and maritime waypoint—Emperor Tiberius built villas on the island, and many coastal ruins reflect centuries of seafaring and trade.
The area hosts Posidonia oceanica meadows; avoid anchoring on seagrass, use biodegradable sunscreens, and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance.
Sorrento Holiday Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A pale-blue morning opens over Marina Grande as the 40-foot yacht slips from the quay, the Tyrrhenian daring you to drop your towel and jump in. The coastline of Capri reads like a marine atlas—white limestone cliffs dropping into glassy water, Faraglioni stacks rising like weathered pillars, and hidden grotto mouths dark against sunlit stone.
A pale-blue morning opens over Marina Grande as the 40-foot yacht slips from the quay, the Tyrrhenian daring you to drop your towel and jump in. The coastline of Capri reads like a marine atlas—white limestone cliffs dropping into glassy water, Faraglioni stacks rising like weathered pillars, and hidden grotto mouths dark against sunlit stone.
This full-day private cruise traces Capri’s seaward highlights and the island’s layered history. Roman villas and imperial stories cling to the cliffs—Tiberius spent his exile here—and the island’s karst geology carved the Blue and Green Grottos over millennia. Local culture is maritime-first: fishing coves, family-run trattorie on sea-level terraces, and an island rhythm that still orients around tides and ferries.
Expect stops for snorkeling, swimming, and photo runs at Faraglioni and Punta Carena; a scheduled berth in Nerano for lunch is possible, or request a light meal on board. The Blue Grotto visit requires separate entrance and sometimes a wait; weather and sea state determine access. The operator provides snorkel kits, towels, snacks, beverages, and a bilingual commentary; groups are capped at ten for flexibility.
Practical notes: meet at Capri Harbour, allow time for embarkation, and bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer, and secure footwear for boarding. Morning departures avoid midday crowds and calmer seas; in shoulder seasons consider a light wetsuit. Follow crew guidance when entering caves or jumping from the stern—currents can surprise. With planning, this private cruise is an efficient, scenic way to experience Capri’s coastal geology, clear-water swims, and culinary bays.