En Route to Capri

1. Scenic Stops Along the Amalfi Coast:
Li Galli Islands: A small archipelago of three islets rumored to be the home of the Sirens from Greek mythology. Stop here for a swim in the crystal-clear waters or simply admire the serene beauty.
Fjord of Furore: A dramatic inlet carved into the cliffs, perfect for a quick photo stop.

2. Swimming and Snorkeling:
The journey to Capri includes opportunities to anchor and swim in secluded coves along the way. Your captain can suggest the best spots depending on the conditions.

Exploring Capri by Sea
Once you arrive at Capri, the island’s spectacular coastline takes center stage. Your captain will guide you to its most famous sea caves, rock formations, and pristine swimming areas.

3. Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra):
A must-see, the Blue Grotto is renowned for its mesmerizing blue light. Your boat will anchor outside, and you can board a small rowboat to enter the grotto (weather permitting). This magical experience is a highlight for many visitors.

4. Green Grotto (Grotta Verde):
Known for its vibrant emerald waters, this grotto is one of the most requested spots. The interplay of sunlight and water creates a surreal, glowing effect.

5. White Grotto (Grotta Bianca):
This cave is famous for its white limestone walls and stalactites. Admire its cathedral-like interior from the boat or take photos from the water.

6. Faraglioni Rocks:
Capri’s iconic sea stacks are a must-see. Sail through the natural arch of Faraglione di Mezzo and make a wish—it’s said to bring good luck.

7. Marina Piccola:
A picturesque bay on the southern side of the island, Marina Piccola is an excellent spot to anchor for swimming and to enjoy the view of the Faraglioni in the distance.
Exploring Capri by Land

If you choose to disembark, your captain can drop you at Marina Grande, Capri’s main port. From here, you can explore the island’s top attractions:

8. Capri Town and Anacapri:
Stroll through the charming streets of Capri Town, visiting Piazza Umberto I (La Piazzetta), boutiques, and cafes.
Head to Anacapri for panoramic views from Monte Solaro, reachable by chairlift.
Visit Villa San Michele, a historic home with stunning gardens and vistas.

9. Gardens of Augustus:
These beautifully landscaped gardens offer breathtaking views of the Faraglioni Rocks and the winding Via Krupp, a serpentine pathway carved into the cliffs.
Lunch with a View

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of Capri’s renowned waterfront restaurants or hillside trattorias. Options include fresh seafood, handmade pasta, and Capri’s famous insalata caprese (Caprese salad). For a luxurious experience, consider dining at La Fontelina or Da Luigi ai Faraglioni, both with views of the sea and Faraglioni.
Afternoon Relaxation and Hidden Gems

10. Punta Carena Lighthouse:
Sail to the southwestern tip of the island to see this iconic red-and-white lighthouse. Anchor nearby for a swim in the pristine waters or enjoy the tranquility of the area.

11. Secluded Coves and Beaches:
Your captain can guide you to hidden spots like Cala del Rio or Tiberio’s Leap, offering private moments of relaxation and swimming away from the crowds.

Return to Positano
As the day winds down, you’ll set sail back to Positano, enjoying the golden light of the setting sun. Along the way, take in the breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast bathed in warm hues. Your captain may even stop at a scenic spot for a final swim or to toast the day with a glass of prosecco.

Inclusions and Recommendations
Amenities on Board: Our private boats come equipped with sun loungers, shaded areas, snorkeling gear, and refreshments. Be sure to inquire about extras like prosecco or custom catering.

What to Bring: Swimsuits, towels, sunscreen, hats, comfortable walking shoes (for exploring Capri), and a camera to capture the memories.

Timing: A full-day tour typically lasts 7-8 hours, giving you plenty of time to enjoy both the sea and land experiences.

A private boat tour from Positano to Capri offers the ultimate combination of luxury, adventure, and relaxation. From exploring iconic landmarks like the Blue Grotto and Faraglioni Rocks to swimming in secluded coves and wandering Capri’s charming streets, this experience is a true celebration of the Amalfi Coast’s timeless beauty.