Capri tour by speedboat

The length of the tour varies accord­ing to your pref­er­ences. We offer flex­i­ble options, which can be cus­tomized for a short­er or longer expe­ri­ence. Usu­al­ly, the dura­tion is about 7 hours, but we are hap­py to adapt to your spe­cif­ic needs.

Dur­ing the tour, you will have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to explore the Blue Grot­to, the Faraglioni, Mari­na Pic­co­la and the enchant­i­ng coastal caves of Capri. Our itin­er­ary is designed to give you a com­plete overview of the won­ders of the island.

Of course! The tour can be cus­tomized accord­ing to your pref­er­ences. We have many pic­turesque bays and coastal caves where you can make stops for swim­ming or explo­ration on land. Tell us your pref­er­ences, and we will arrange the itin­er­ary accordingly.

The tour includes crewed speed­boat rental, high qual­i­ty beach tow­els, and refresh­ing drinks. We are also avail­able to fur­ther cus­tomize your tour with addi­tion­al ser­vices such as cham­pagne on board or a gourmet snack.

The ide­al time depends on your pref­er­ences. The sum­mer sea­son offers ide­al sea con­di­tions and pleas­ant tem­per­a­tures. How­ev­er, spring and autumn offer a qui­eter atmos­phere and mod­er­ate tem­per­a­tures. We rec­om­mend book­ing in advance to ensure avail­abil­i­ty dur­ing the desired dates.

Choos­ing a pri­vate tour from Sor­ren­to to Capri pro­vides the exclu­siv­i­ty of a boat just for your group, with the flex­i­bil­i­ty to cus­tomize the itin­er­ary. You can vis­it the Blue Grot­to and oth­er icon­ic spots on Capri at your own pace, enjoy­ing a more inti­mate and com­fort­able experience.

Pri­vate tours from Posi­tano to Capri allow you to explore the Amal­fi Coast and Capri with per­son­al­ized atten­tion from the crew. You can enjoy stops for snor­kel­ing, mar­vel at the Faraglioni rocks, and explore the Blue Grot­to with­out the hus­tle and bus­tle of larg­er groups.

We offer a vari­ety of boats for pri­vate tours to Capri, includ­ing tra­di­tion­al wood­en boats, lux­u­ry yachts, and speed­boats. The choice depends on your pref­er­ences for com­fort, speed, and style. Our team can assist you in select­ing the per­fect boat that meets your needs and budget.

Yes, absolute­ly! We spe­cial­ize in tai­lor-made expe­ri­ences. You can cus­tomize your itin­er­ary to include spe­cif­ic sights, activ­i­ties like swim­ming or snor­kel­ing stops, and even din­ing options on the island. Let us know your pref­er­ences, and we’ll cre­ate a per­son­al­ized Capri adven­ture just for you.

Yes, you are wel­come to bring your own food and drinks onboard dur­ing our pri­vate boat tours to Capri. Alter­na­tive­ly, we can arrange cater­ing ser­vices with deli­cious local cui­sine and bev­er­ages upon request. Just let us know your pref­er­ences, and we’ll ensure a delight­ful culi­nary expe­ri­ence on the water.

Yes, you are wel­come to bring your own food and drinks onboard dur­ing our pri­vate boat tours to Capri. Alter­na­tive­ly, we can arrange cater­ing ser­vices with deli­cious local cui­sine and bev­er­ages upon request. Just let us know your pref­er­ences, and we’ll ensure a delight­ful culi­nary expe­ri­ence on the water.

Capri is a small, enchant­i­ng island sit­u­at­ed in the Gulf of Naples, eas­i­ly reach­able by fer­ry from Naples, Sor­ren­to, and Posi­tano with mul­ti­ple cross­ings avail­able each day. Despite its size, this island draws vis­i­tors from around the world for its remark­able nat­ur­al beau­ty and con­ve­nient access to Italy’s main­land hotspots. Capri Island is home to two main towns, Capri and Anacapri. To clar­i­fy, ​“Capri town” specif­i­cal­ly refers to the bustling main town of Capri itself. Both towns offer unique atmos­pheres, with Capri town known for its live­ly vibe and lux­u­ry shop­ping, while Anacapri is more tran­quil and charm­ing­ly secluded.

The island’s rugged ter­rain, with tow­er­ing lime­stone cliffs, strik­ing sea stacks like the famous Faraglioni Rocks, and hid­den grot­toes, makes Capri a pre­mier des­ti­na­tion for boat tours. Although there are some beach­es, they tend to be small and rocky, adding a dis­tinc­tive charm to Capri’s dra­mat­ic coast­line. Long a favorite of the elite, Capri con­tin­ues to attract a high-end crowd, and prices reflect this exclu­siv­i­ty. From din­ing out to order­ing a cock­tail, vis­i­tors should expect a bit of a splurge when com­pared to oth­er Ital­ian destinations.

Capri’s lay­out is essen­tial to under­stand before arrival. The pri­ma­ry port, Mari­na Grande, serves as the entry­way onto the island and the start­ing point for scenic boat tours. Explor­ing Capri can involve a lot of walk­ing — espe­cial­ly to reach sights like Vil­la Jovis, which requires a 90-minute hike. Oth­er view­points, like Pun­ta Care­na, are also a bit remote, so plan­ning ahead is help­ful to make the most of your vis­it. One of the must-do activ­i­ties in Capri is a boat tour around the island. This short, scenic trip offers breath­tak­ing views of Capri’s icon­ic grot­toes, rocky beach­es, sea stacks, and impres­sive lime­stone cliffs. These tours typ­i­cal­ly last around two hours, and are avail­able from mid-March to the end of Octo­ber. Along the way, you’ll enjoy close-up views of the White and Green Grot­toes, a chance to enter the famous Blue Grot­to, and stun­ning sights like the Faraglioni Rocks and the Pun­ta Care­na light­house. For a more per­son­al­ized expe­ri­ence, you can also book a pri­vate boat tour to explore Capri’s coast­line at your own pace, with the option to stop at beach­es and water­side restau­rants not includ­ed in reg­u­lar tours.

The Blue Grot­to (Grot­ta Azzur­ra) is Capri’s most famous sea cave and a high­light for many vis­i­tors. Acces­si­ble only by row­boat due to its nar­row entrance, this nat­ur­al won­der has become a favorite stop on most Capri boat tours. While the Blue Grot­to can get crowd­ed, espe­cial­ly dur­ing peak months, the stun­ning blue glow inside the cave, caused by sun­light fil­ter­ing through the water, is unfor­get­table. Although there may be a wait to enter, many vis­i­tors find the expe­ri­ence worth­while. Entry to the Blue Grot­to costs €18 per per­son, and it’s impor­tant to note that the grot­to may close if the seas are rough, with deci­sions typ­i­cal­ly made each morn­ing at 9 a.m.

For breath­tak­ing views of Capri and beyond, take the chair­lift to Monte Solaro, the island’s high­est point. The chair­lift ride offers sweep­ing vis­tas on the way up, but the views are even more incred­i­ble from the top, where you can see the Faraglioni rocks, Mount Vesu­vius, the Isle of Ischia, Sor­ren­to, and the Bay of Naples. To reach the chair­lift, go to the low­er sta­tion in Anacapri, called Seg­giovia Monte Solaro. Tick­ets cost €11 for one-way or €14 for a round-trip, and the ride takes about sev­en min­utes each way. Once at the top, there are view­ing plat­forms to explore, mak­ing this a mem­o­rable 45-minute excursion.

The Gar­dens of Augus­tus (Gia­r­di­ni di Augus­to) offer a serene escape with some of the best view­points in Capri. Locat­ed just a short, uphill walk from Capri town’s main shop­ping area, these botan­i­cal gar­dens are known for their col­or­ful blooms and Mediter­ranean plants. For an entrance fee of €1.50, you can wan­der the gar­dens and take in stun­ning views over the island, includ­ing a unique per­spec­tive of the wind­ing Via Krupp path carved into the cliffs below.

For an unfor­get­table expe­ri­ence around Capri, a speed­boat tour is a fan­tas­tic way to explore the island’s famous coast­line and sea caves. Capri speed­boat tours take you on an exhil­a­rat­ing jour­ney around the island, where you can admire lime­stone cliffs, hid­den grot­toes, and crys­tal-clear waters. Many Capri, Italy speed­boat tours offer a stop at the renowned Blue Grot­to, where you can enter the glow­ing sea cave and wit­ness its mes­mer­iz­ing blue light — a true high­light for many vis­i­tors. A speed­boat tour to Capri also allows you to dis­cov­er scenic spots that aren’t acces­si­ble by land, mak­ing it one of the best ways to expe­ri­ence Capri’s nat­ur­al beau­ty up close.