A professional skipper will navigate the boat for you.
Sit back and enjoy — no license or sailing experience required.
About the experience
Experience an unforgettable day discovering Capri, departing from the Port of Granatello, with a skipper always on board to guide you along one of the most beautiful itineraries in the Gulf of Naples, passing famous grottos, turquoise waters, and the majestic Faraglioni.
The day begins at 9:00 a.m. with boarding, a short safety briefing, and the departure for the island of Capri, enjoying the sea breeze and coastal views along the way. At 10:30 a.m., you'll arrive at the famous Blue Grotto, at the northwest tip of the island, with a stop outside and the option to visit it on one of the traditional local rowboats (entrance fee, not included) to admire its unique play of light.
At 12:30 PM, we resume sailing along the rugged coastline, passing the Green Grotto and the White Grotto, until we anchor in the sheltered bay of Marina Piccola, for a dip in its turquoise waters and a moment of relaxation in front of the famous historic bathing establishments. A lunch break is scheduled for 1:30 PM, with the option of disembarking at Marina Piccola for lunch at one of the seaside restaurants (extra, at guests' expense) or enjoying a packed lunch brought from home directly on board.
At 3:30 PM, the voyage continues towards the majestic Faraglioni, with a picturesque dinghy ride under the arch of the Faraglione di Mezzo (Stella), a stop for souvenir photos, and a final swim in the surrounding coves. At 5:30 PM, we set off on the return journey, relaxing on board in the warm light of the late afternoon, with the scheduled return to port around 7:00 PM.
On board, you'll find a shade awning, a bow sundeck, a boarding ladder, snorkeling gear, and safety equipment. Fuel is not included and is payable directly at the port based on actual consumption. We recommend bringing sunscreen, a beach towel, a hat, and a swimsuit.
Book your Capri tour now and experience an unforgettable day among caves, coves, and the Faraglioni!
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