Italy · BOAT TOURS IN CAPRI
The 6 best boat tours in Capri you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Cruise Capri’s coast, grottos, Faraglioni Rocks, and Baths of Tiberius for $28, with an optional Blue Grotto visit and swimming option.
“It’s soo good and so worthy ! Witnessed blue grotto as well !”
Circle Capri by boat, pass the Faraglioni and sea caves, and decide on the spot if the €18 Blue Grotto rowboat visit is worth the wait.
“It was a fantastic experience. Our enthusiastic and “what a driver”guide led us on a tour around the island, showing us Capri’s hidden gems and sharing fascinating stories about the rich history of this beautiful and charming town. Highly recommended!!!”
Cruise around Capri’s grottoes, Faraglioni rocks, and Punta Carena, with swimming, snacks, drinks, and limoncello on a small Sorrentine boat.
“Luisa and “bad boy” captain Jack were fantastic! Despite some choppy conditions, we still had a great time, and we were given more time to swim on the calmer side of the island. We had drinks and some snacks provided, and finished with some home-made limoncello. If you’re visiting Capri I definitely recommend this tour!!”
See Capri’s grottos, Faraglioni, Natural Arch, and Love Arch on a small-group boat cruise with swimming, snacks, drinks, and limoncello.
“Everything about our experience was perfect! Our guide was very kind, he even stopped to take pictures of everyone in our group, he moved the boat to make sure we got the best background! Definitely would recommend for someone who is wanting to get a tour of the Capri coast!”
See Capri by boat from Sorrento, swim by its coves, enjoy snacks and limoncello, then explore the island for four free hours.
“The tour was spectacular. We loved the friendliness and organization. They explained each place in great detail. Besides having a great time, we learned a lot about the island of Capri, thanks to Rafa and Lucciano for making it the best experience.”
Circle Capri by boat, see its grottos and Faraglioni, and add the Blue Grotto for €18 if sea conditions and waiting times allow.
“Overall a good experience. We just wanted to sail around Capri so we booked the trip WITHOUT the option of the Blue Grotto and can’t comment about that. When we did pass the Blue Grotto during the tour at around 12:45 PM, the narrator did comment that it was closed due to sea conditions. Tour sails clockwise around the island so best views are seen from sitting on the right side of the boat. Our guide narrated in Italian then English. We sat upstairs behind the captain. The sound level could be increased because at times the wind may it challenging to hear. Tour was estimated to be 1-2 hours…”
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