What is the meeting point?

The departure point is in Castellammare di Stabia; exact boarding location is provided on booking confirmation.

Yes—stops for short swims are part of the itinerary when conditions permit; bring swimwear and a towel.

Is this suitable for children?

Yes, the cruise is family-friendly; life jackets are available and the crew will supervise boarding and anchoring.

What about seasickness?

If you are prone to seasickness, take preventative medication before boarding and choose a central seat on the boat.

Specific inclusions vary—check the booking page for options; many groups bring light refreshments or request onboard service.

Can the route be customized?

Yes—because it’s a private excursion, the crew can adjust the route and stops within safety and local regulations.

Sunset Sail to Capri from Positano: 3-Hour Private Boat Excursion | Private | Boat Tour

On the southern edge of the Bay of Naples, Escursione Privata Sunset Capri da Positano - Positano 32 launches from Castellammare di Stabia, Campania, Italy, for a three-hour evening sail that stitches sunlight to sea. This private sunset cruise follows the coastline toward Capri and Positano, trading the noise of coastal roads for an uncomplicated horizon of limestone cliffs, lemon groves that slope to the water, and little coves where fishing boats tie up for the night. Guests board for a relaxed itinerary—time to swim from the stern, sip prosecco, and watch a westering sun paint the island’s Faraglioni stacks in molten gold. Key scene elements include the dramatic Faraglioni sea stacks off Capri, the calcareous cliffs of the Sorrentine Peninsula, and the rock-lined coves and pebble beaches that punctuate the route.

The trip’s format is simple and inclusive: three hours aboard a private motor-boat suitable for all ages, with crew who know local currents, anchorages, and the best angles for photographable light. Natural features to notice are the region’s tuff and limestone geology, the occasional clump of Posidonia oceanica seagrass in clear shallows, and coastal flora such as olive and lemon trees visible from the water. Marine life is intermittent but visible—dolphins occasionally bow-ride, and seabirds wheel as day cools into evening.

This experience stands out because it turns a common tourism circuit into a personalized moment. Rather than jostling on a public ferry, small groups set the pace: decide when to stop for a twilight swim, request a route that brushes the sea caves near Capri, or simply stretch out on cushions and watch coastal villages light up. The operator’s local knowledge translates into safer anchor choices and access to quieter coves that larger boats can’t reach. For photographers, the backlit silhouette of Faraglioni against a copper sky is a reliable motif.

Practical details: departures run from Castellammare di Stabia; wear non-marking shoes for boarding, bring a light wind layer, and carry sunscreen. The trip suits couples seeking romance, families wanting a low-effort evening, and small groups celebrating milestones. Environmental note: practice ‘leave no trace’ at anchor—carry off any trash and avoid rinsing sunscreens into shallow coves to protect Posidonia beds. In short, this three-hour private sunset passage delivers an intimate encounter with Campania’s shoreline, pairing geology, sea, and light in a compact and unforgettable outing.

Bookings are handled through the operator’s online reservation system; groups typically range from intimate pairs up to a small private party, making it easy to customize music, refreshments, and swell-tolerant timing—ideal for sunset photographers or couples. Expect calm boarding from a small port, a safety briefing, and crew-led anchoring; passengers should be comfortable with short steps on and off the hull footing.