Private Boat Tour to Capri from Amalfi

Leaving behind the elegant outline of Amalfi, you’ll cruise past villages and cliffs until you reach Li Galli, a small archipelago off the coast of Positano.
Legend has it that this is where the Sirens tried to lure Ulysses with their song. Sailing these waters feels like stepping into a tale from Homer, where myth and nature blend in perfect harmony.

Soon after, Capri appears on the horizon, accompanied by its most iconic landmark: the Faraglioni. We will sail alongside these magnificent rock formations before arriving at the stunning Green Grotto, a magical cove where sunlight refracts through the water to create dazzling emerald tones. The crystal-clear waters invite you in—it is the perfect time to swim or explore the seabed with a mask and snorkel.
You may spot tiny seahorses or schools of colorful fish if you’re lucky.
Next, we’ll visit the majestic Punta Carena Lighthouse on the island’s southwestern tip. The contrast between wild nature and man-made beauty is striking.

Continuing along the coast, we arrive at Capri’s most famous cave: the Blue Grotto. Access is only possible via small rowboats operated by local boatmen. The visit is optional and must be requested at the start of the tour, as it depends on weather and sea conditions. Once inside, the intense blue glow illuminating the cave will leave you speechless—an unforgettable natural wonder.

After a possible visit to the Blue Grotto, you’ll dock at Marina Piccola and have free time to explore the island by land. Our tip? Begin with a leisurely lunch at a seaside restaurant. Indulge in local specialties like scialatielli ai frutti di mare or the iconic Caprese salad made with mozzarella, fresh tomatoes, and basil—perfectly complemented by a chilled glass of Costa d’Amalfi DOC wine.

After lunch, make your way to the Piazzetta, the island’s open-air living room and the true heart of Capri’s charm and glamour. Here, time seems to stand still. The timeless beauty of the island merges past and present—between historic cafés and famous faces attracted to its discreet elegance. Sit at a table, order an espresso, and simply watch island life unfold around you. That’s the essence of la dolce vita in Capri.

Continue your stroll through elegant boutiques and artisan shops until you reach the Gardens of Augustus, where a breathtaking view of the Faraglioni and Via Krupp awaits—a masterpiece of engineering and natural beauty. Every corner of the island tells a story, and every detail enchants. Capri is more than a destination—it’s a way of life.