Private Boat Excursion from Naples to Capri

Private Boat Excursion from Naples to Capri

Mergellina e Porto di Sannazaro, Naples, Italy

PEOPLE

6h00

DURATION

With skipper

You will be accompanied by a skipper speaking English, Italian

Free cancellation

Get a full refund when you cancel at least 24 hours before your booking starts (service fees and commission excluded)

What's included

Fuel

Towels

Swimming Stop

Alcoholic Beverages

Drinking Water

Crew

Aperitif

Lunch

Tips

About the experience

FUEL IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

This is the perfect excursion if you have one day to experience the very best of the island. Ideal for cruise passengers docking in Naples, or for those looking for a stylish and convenient transfer to Capri. You can store your luggage safely in the cabin, and at the end of the tour, the boat can drop you directly on the island.
During this approximately 6-hour private luxury boat experience, you’ll discover the must-see highlights around Capri’s coastline. This is an exclusive excursion reserved entirely for your group. With a knowledgeable local captain at the helm, enjoy exploring the island’s famous grottos, striking rock formations, and free time ashore to explore at your own pace.
If your party exceeds the maximum capacity of a single boat, arrangements can be made to divide the group across multiple leisure boats. The itinerary is fully flexible, allowing you to tailor the experience and dedicate more time to the sights that interest you most.

Organized by Francesco

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Itinerary

Starting location:: Naples Mergellina
Blue Grotto: Stop to visit the famous Blue Grotto with its electric blue water. Note: Entrance fees are not included in the price of this boat excursion and are about €18 per person.
Green Grotto: The sea by this grotto is an intense turquoise color. This is a special place because there is an arch in the rocks where guests can jump into the sea, swim under the arch, and the boat will pick them up on the other side.
White Grotto: Gaze up at this gorgeous grotto and enjoy the breathtaking views of the natural landscape of Capri. If you look closely you will see a rock formation taking the shape of the Virgin Mary.
Faraglioni: See the iconic rock formations that are a symbol of the island.
Marina Piccola: Sunny, secluded, and just a splash away from Capri’s cliffs — Marina Piccola is where locals, VIPs, and lucky boaters come to play
Villa Malaparte: Villa Malaparte is one of the most iconic architectural gems in Italy because of its daring design and dramatic location. Built in the 1930s by architect Adalberto Libera (and shaped heavily by the owner, Curzio Malaparte), it sits perched on a cliff at Punta Massullo, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea — a sheer drop of hundreds of feet straight into turquoise waters.
Punta Carena: The Punta Carena Lighthouse is the second most powerful lighthouse in Italy, perched on the rugged southwestern tip of Capri. It has been guiding ships safely along the Tyrrhenian Sea since 1889.
Capri Island: There is so much more to see than what is listed here. Lounging on the boat, swimming in secluded bays, admiring the views, and stopping for a seaside lunch. The day is fun and relaxing and shaped around your preferences.
Arrive back at:: Naples Mergellina