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A small-group shared boat from Sorrento to Capri that combines two swim stops, coastal sightseeing, and about 3–3.5 hours ashore to explore Capri or Anacapri. Expect sea caves and coastal ruins, with a professional skipper and light refreshments on board.
A small-group shared boat from Sorrento to Capri that combines two swim stops, coastal sightseeing, and about 3–3.5 hours ashore to explore Capri or Anacapri. Expect sea caves and coastal ruins, with a professional skipper and light refreshments on board.
The motor hums as Sorrento’s harbor slips away and the coast unfurls: terraced lemon groves drop toward steep limestone cliffs, and the sea flashes a dozen shades between the town and Capri.
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Operated by My Sorrento Holiday · Sorrento, Campania
The motor hums as Sorrento’s harbor slips away and the coast unfurls: terraced lemon groves drop toward steep limestone cliffs, and the sea flashes a dozen shades between the town and Capri.
This shared-boat cruise gives you a day of salt and sunlight with two planned swim stops and roughly 3–3.5 hours ashore to explore Capri or Anacapri at your own pace. Geology here is exposed—Capri’s towering Faraglioni stacks and sea caves are carved from ancient limestone; the Blue Grotto and Green Cave are marine chambers shaped by millennia of waves. History rides along the route too: you’ll pass the ruins of Villa Jovis, the Tiberian palace that watched the bay, and the Roman remains at Bagni della Regina Giovanna near Sorrento.
Onboard you’ll find a professional skipper, soft drinks and beer, a freshwater shower and toilets; groups are small (max ~12). Practical reality: meet at Bar Ruccio on Sorrento’s port by 08:45 for a 09:00 latest departure. There’s an extra fuel/boarding/disembarkation fee of €50 per person payable at the meeting point, and the Blue Grotto is shown from outside rather than entered when queues are long.
Prepare for sun and salt—bring cash, a waterproof bag, non-slip shoes for ladder-style boarding, and a plan for your 3+ hours ashore (walk to the Piazzetta, chairlift to Monte Solaro, or anacapri streets). The boat returns to Sorrento in the late afternoon after about 7 hours total; expect calm cruising, quick swims, and island time with room to explore.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to step on/off a small ladder and swim in open water is helpful
The itinerary passes the Blue Grotto and shows its entrance, but entry depends on local queues, sea conditions and boat size; when lines are long the skipper will not stop for entry.
The advertised extra (€50 per person for fuel and boarding/disembarkation tax) must be paid in cash at the meeting point before departure; bring exact change if possible.
Families are welcome; infants must sit on an adult’s lap. The boat is stroller accessible but supervision is required during boarding and swim stops.
The operator cancels for bad weather and offers a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; check local conditions the morning of your trip.
The coastline is dotted with Roman-era villa remains (Villa Pollio Felice near Sorrento) and Capri hosts imperial sites like Villa Jovis, reflecting first-century power and residence on these islands.
Avoid anchoring on Posidonia seagrass meadows and pack out all trash; local operators follow rules to minimize impact on marine habitats and crowded grottoes.
My Sorrento Holiday operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The motor hums as Sorrento’s harbor slips away and the coast unfurls: terraced lemon groves drop toward steep limestone cliffs, and the sea flashes a dozen shades between the town and Capri.
The motor hums as Sorrento’s harbor slips away and the coast unfurls: terraced lemon groves drop toward steep limestone cliffs, and the sea flashes a dozen shades between the town and Capri.
This shared-boat cruise gives you a day of salt and sunlight with two planned swim stops and roughly 3–3.5 hours ashore to explore Capri or Anacapri at your own pace. Geology here is exposed—Capri’s towering Faraglioni stacks and sea caves are carved from ancient limestone; the Blue Grotto and Green Cave are marine chambers shaped by millennia of waves. History rides along the route too: you’ll pass the ruins of Villa Jovis, the Tiberian palace that watched the bay, and the Roman remains at Bagni della Regina Giovanna near Sorrento.
Onboard you’ll find a professional skipper, soft drinks and beer, a freshwater shower and toilets; groups are small (max ~12). Practical reality: meet at Bar Ruccio on Sorrento’s port by 08:45 for a 09:00 latest departure. There’s an extra fuel/boarding/disembarkation fee of €50 per person payable at the meeting point, and the Blue Grotto is shown from outside rather than entered when queues are long.
Prepare for sun and salt—bring cash, a waterproof bag, non-slip shoes for ladder-style boarding, and a plan for your 3+ hours ashore (walk to the Piazzetta, chairlift to Monte Solaro, or anacapri streets). The boat returns to Sorrento in the late afternoon after about 7 hours total; expect calm cruising, quick swims, and island time with room to explore.