Capri Yacht Tour

The yacht tour in Capri typ­i­cal­ly lasts a full day, offer­ing a com­pre­hen­sive explo­ration of the island’s scenic spots. It includes vis­its to icon­ic land­marks, such as the Blue Grot­to and Faraglioni, a gourmet lunch on board, and oppor­tu­ni­ties for swim­ming in crys­tal clear waters.

Absolute­ly! Our yacht tour is designed to cater to a diverse range of guests. Whether you’re an avid swim­mer or pre­fer to enjoy the breath­tak­ing views from the deck, there are options for every­one. Safe­ty is a top pri­or­i­ty, and our crew is well equipped to accom­mo­date var­i­ous preferences.

Yes, our yacht tours are high­ly cus­tomiz­able. If you have spe­cif­ic pref­er­ences or places you’d like to vis­it, we can tai­lor the itin­er­ary to suit your desires. Our goal is to pro­vide you with a per­son­al­ized and unfor­get­table experience.

Yes, chil­dren are wel­come on our yacht tours. We offer fam­i­ly friend­ly expe­ri­ences, and our crew is atten­tive to the needs of younger guests. There are options for kid friend­ly activ­i­ties, and safe­ty mea­sures are in place to ensure a secure and enjoy­able expe­ri­ence for all.

The best time for a yacht tour in Capri is typ­i­cal­ly dur­ing the spring and sum­mer months when the weath­er is mild, and the sea con­di­tions are favor­able. How­ev­er, tours are avail­able year round, and each sea­son offers a unique charm. It’s rec­om­mend­ed to book in advance to secure your pre­ferred date and ensure a seam­less experience.

Both Capri and Posi­tano are beau­ti­ful, but they offer dif­fer­ent expe­ri­ences. Capri is an island known for its lux­u­ry, stun­ning scenery, and his­tor­i­cal sites. Posi­tano is a pic­turesque town on the Amal­fi Coast known for its charm­ing streets, beau­ti­ful beach­es, and vibrant atmos­phere. Your pref­er­ence may depend on whether you pre­fer an island expe­ri­ence or a coastal town.

Yes, it is worth going to the Isle of Capri for its stun­ning nat­ur­al beau­ty, his­toric sites, and lux­u­ri­ous ambiance. It offers a unique and mem­o­rable experience.

Wear com­fort­able, casu­al cloth­ing and bring swimwear if you plan to swim lat­er. A hat, sun­glass­es, and sun­screen are also recommended.

For a more exclu­sive expe­ri­ence, a pri­vate yacht tour can cost any­where from €3000,00 to sev­er­al thou­sand euros, depend­ing on the size of the yacht, dura­tion of the tour, and includ­ed ameni­ties such as onboard din­ing and water sports.

Celebri­ties vis­it­ing Capri often indulge in the island’s lux­u­ri­ous offer­ings. They may stay at exclu­sive hotels such as the Capri Palace or JK Place, where pri­va­cy and top-notch ser­vice are guar­an­teed. Yacht tours in Capri are a favorite among celebri­ties, pro­vid­ing them with the oppor­tu­ni­ty to explore seclud­ed coves, swim in crys­tal-clear waters, and enjoy breath­tak­ing views of the Mediter­ranean coast­line. Din­ing at Miche­lin-starred restau­rants like L’O­li­vo and shop­ping in high-end bou­tiques along Via Camerelle are also pop­u­lar activities.

Capri’s pop­u­lar­i­ty stems from its stun­ning nat­ur­al beau­ty, his­tor­i­cal sig­nif­i­cance, and rep­u­ta­tion as a lux­u­ry des­ti­na­tion. The island’s rugged coast­line, punc­tu­at­ed by icon­ic land­marks like the Blue Grot­to and the Faraglioni rocks, attracts vis­i­tors seek­ing pic­turesque views and adven­ture. Capri’s rich his­to­ry, includ­ing the ruins of Vil­la Jovis and the ancient Phoeni­cian Steps, adds cul­tur­al allure. Its exclu­sive atmos­phere, with design­er bou­tiques, upscale hotels, and gourmet restau­rants, appeals to those look­ing for a glam­orous escape.

Yes, Capri can be quite touristy, espe­cial­ly dur­ing the peak sum­mer months. The island’s pop­u­lar­i­ty draws crowds eager to explore its attrac­tions such as the Blue Grot­to, Gar­dens of Augus­tus, and Monte Solaro. The main towns of Capri and Anacapri can become crowd­ed with vis­i­tors, and restau­rants and hotels often require reser­va­tions in advance. How­ev­er, vis­it­ing in the shoul­der sea­sons or stay­ing overnight allows for a more relaxed expe­ri­ence and a chance to enjoy Capri’s beau­ty away from the hus­tle and bustle.

Dis­cov­er­ing Capri by boat is an unfor­get­table way to expe­ri­ence the island’s nat­ur­al beau­ty. Enjoy a leisure­ly trip along the island’s south­ern coast. As you sail, take in icon­ic land­marks like Tiberius’ Leap, the impres­sive Faraglioni rock for­ma­tions, and Pun­ta Care­na with its pic­turesque light­house. The jour­ney includes a stop at the famous Blue Grot­to, where vis­i­tors can hop into small wood­en row­boats to explore the cave’s enchant­i­ng, blue-lit inte­ri­or. Choose between join­ing a group tour or book­ing a pri­vate boat with a skip­per for a per­son­al­ized experience.

No vis­it to Capri is com­plete with­out stop­ping at the Piazzetta, the island’s live­ly main square. Whether you’re sip­ping a morn­ing espres­so or enjoy­ing a cock­tail at dusk, the Piazzetta offers the per­fect set­ting for peo­ple-watch­ing and relax­ation. Between 7 and 9 p.m., after the day­time crowds have left, the square becomes a gath­er­ing spot for celebri­ties and VIPs who dock at Capri for an evening out. Prices here are a bit high­er, with an espres­so cost­ing around €4 and cock­tails about €10, but the ambiance and chance to min­gle make it well worth it.

For breath­tak­ing views, take the chair­lift from Piaz­za Vit­to­ria in Anacapri to the sum­mit of Mount Solaro. At the top, enjoy panoram­ic vis­tas, snap some pho­tos, and take a break at the ​“La Can­zone del Cielo” café. After­ward, descend by foot along a scenic trail that leads to the Cetrel­la her­mitage, a small, his­toric chapel perched on the moun­tain. If open, this church offers beau­ti­ful ter­races and a glimpse into the retreat of past her­mits who once called it home.

From the Piazzetta take a leisure­ly stroll along Via Tra­gara, a scenic lane lined with lux­u­ry bou­tiques, sweet-smelling jas­mine, and vibrant bougainvil­lea. The path leads to a look­out with views of the icon­ic Faraglioni rock for­ma­tions and con­tin­ues to Piz­zol­un­go, a peace­ful and panoram­ic trail. This charm­ing walk allows you to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty of Capri’s gar­dens, vil­las, and sea views, offer­ing a more serene side of the island.

For the best sun­set views on Capri, head to the Pun­ta Care­na light­house. This is the only spot on the island where you can watch the sun set direct­ly over the Mediter­ranean. Arrive in the late after­noon to enjoy a swim and sun­bathe before set­tling in with a refresh­ing cock­tail as the sun dips below the hori­zon. The light­house area offers a laid-back vibe, per­fect for relax­ing and tak­ing in one of Capri’s most mem­o­rable views.

Cap off your day on Capri with a roman­tic din­ner over­look­ing the sea or savor­ing the island’s tra­di­tion­al dish­es. For first-time vis­i­tors, sam­pling local favorites is a must. With a range of restau­rants to choose from, Capri offers every­thing from cliff­side din­ing with a view to cozy eater­ies serv­ing authen­tic island cuisine.

As evening falls, the Piazzetta buzzes with antic­i­pa­tion as vis­i­tors pon­der the evening’s plans. After enjoy­ing a cock­tail or two, many head to the island’s famed tav­erne, which come alive around mid­night. Among these hotspots is Ane­ma e Core, where live bands play tra­di­tion­al taran­tel­la music and Neapoli­tan clas­sics, encour­ag­ing vis­i­tors to dance and sing along. Dress on Capri is typ­i­cal­ly relaxed; men may need long pants for for­mal spots, while flat san­dals are a bet­ter choice for nav­i­gat­ing the island’s steep paths.

A day spent at Capri’s beach­es is an idyl­lic escape, where you can lounge with a drink in hand while tak­ing in the stun­ning Mediter­ranean views. Though the beach­es are rocky and small, their unique charm and beau­ty more than make up for the lack of sand. Beach clubs along the coast pro­vide com­fort­able sun loungers and offer deli­cious seafood, allow­ing vis­i­tors to unwind in style all day.

Anacapri, locat­ed at the high­est point of the island, is a qui­eter, more serene vil­lage com­pared to bustling Capri town. Wan­der its quaint streets lined with arti­san work­shops, small squares adorned with col­or­ful majoli­ca bench­es, and alleys lined with tra­di­tion­al bar­rel-roofed hous­es. Anacapri’s charm lies in its relaxed atmos­phere and his­toric touch­es that pro­vide a taste of local life.

The icon­ic Vil­la San Michele, built by Swedish doc­tor and author Axel Munthe, stands on one of the most scenic points on Capri. One of the villa’s most unique fea­tures is the sphinx stat­ue, which Munthe found dur­ing his trav­els across Europe. Now, the sphinx gazes over the mag­nif­i­cent view, invit­ing vis­i­tors to pause and take in the beau­ty of the island and the sea.

A Capri yacht tour offers an incred­i­ble way to explore the island’s stun­ning coast­line and icon­ic sites from the com­fort of a lux­u­ri­ous yacht. For those seek­ing a mem­o­rable expe­ri­ence, Capri yacht tours pro­vide a unique per­spec­tive on Capri’s nat­ur­al beau­ty, from the famous Blue Grot­to to the majes­tic Faraglioni rock for­ma­tions. Com­pa­nies spe­cial­iz­ing in Capri Italy yacht tours offer a range of options, from pri­vate char­ters to group trips, allow­ing vis­i­tors to choose the per­fect way to see the island. A yacht tour to Capri is ide­al for trav­el­ers look­ing to expe­ri­ence the Mediter­ranean’s crys­tal-clear waters and breath­tak­ing scenery in style.