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Spend an afternoon on a shared Capri boat circuit from Sorrento, circling the island's best known sea caves and rock formations. Stop at the Blue Grotto entrance when conditions allow, swim in clear water, and sail past the Faraglioni, Villa Malaparte and Punta Carena lighthouse.
Board at Marina Piccola and cross toward Capri for an afternoon shoreline circuit. From the water you pass the White Grotto, Green Grotto, Natural Arch of Matermania, Villa Malaparte, Faraglioni and Punta Carena lighthouse, with a stop at the Blue Grotto entrance when the cave is open and waits are workable.
Swim stops are included when sea conditions allow. Blue Grotto tickets are not included and are paid on site if you choose to enter. The return run brings you back to Sorrento Port at the end of the afternoon.
Capri's limestone cliffs, sea caves and Faraglioni stacks are easiest to read from a small boat that can hug the shoreline. Afternoon light often softens the rock faces and water colours as you work around the island.
Sorrento Port at Marina Piccola sits below the town cliffs and is a practical boarding point for Capri crossings without needing a ferry ticket. Central Sorrento is a short ride above the harbour.
No boating experience is needed. A professional skipper handles navigation and docking while you enjoy the viewpoints and swim stops.
You should be comfortable boarding a small boat and spending about four hours on the water. Infants sit on laps during the cruise.
This afternoon format covers Capri's classic sea landmarks in a half-day window, with a Blue Grotto stop built into the circuit rather than left as a separate ferry day.
Small-group numbers keep boarding simple, and meeting at Marina Piccola makes the start and finish easy to understand from central Sorrento.
Meet at Via Marina Piccola in Sorrento Port, board the shared boat, and cast off toward Capri for the afternoon circuit. Your skipper briefs the group on the shoreline plan and swim-stop options.
The crossing opens the first views of Capri's cliffs as you leave the Sorrento harbour behind.
Cruise past the White Grotto, Green Grotto, Natural Arch, Villa Malaparte, Faraglioni and Punta Carena lighthouse. The skipper keeps the boat close enough for photos while still reading the swell around the caves.
This shoreline loop is the core of the afternoon Capri from-the-sea experience.
Stop at the Blue Grotto entrance when the cave is open and the wait is workable. Tickets are not included and are bought on site if you want to enter the famous blue light of the cave.
Swim stops elsewhere on the circuit give time in the water when conditions allow before the return to Sorrento.
After the shoreline and swim stops, cruise back across to Marina Piccola. The return is a calmer close to the afternoon once Capri's landmarks are behind you.
Step off at Sorrento Port and make your own way back into town.
Meet at Sorrento Port on Via Marina Piccola (postcode 80067). This municipal harbour area is the boarding point for the afternoon Capri boat circuit.
Public transport and taxis serve Marina Piccola from central Sorrento. Arrive early enough for a calm check-in before the afternoon departure. Confirm the exact meet time on your booking confirmation.
Meet at Sorrento Port on Via Marina Piccola (postcode 80067). This is the boarding point for the afternoon Capri circuit.
Arrive a little early so there is time to check in calmly before departure and settle any last questions about the route ahead.
The shared afternoon Capri boat tour runs for about four hours, including the island shoreline circuit, a Blue Grotto stop from outside, and swim time when conditions allow.
Exact pacing can shift with sea conditions and how busy the cave entrance is, so treat the schedule as a well paced outline.
The boat stops at the Blue Grotto entrance and waits so you can enter if the cave is open and queues are workable. The cave ticket itself is not included and is paid on site.
If the grotto is closed for sea conditions or the wait is too long, your skipper continues with the rest of the Capri shoreline circuit.
No. This is a small-group shared boat experience with a maximum of 15 guests on the same itinerary.
If you prefer a private charter, ask the team about private options before you book so they can point you to a better fitting product.
No experience is required. A professional skipper handles the boat throughout, including casting off, docking and reading the conditions around Capri.
You only need to be comfortable boarding and moving around on a small boat for the afternoon circuit.
Yes. Swim stops are part of the afternoon plan when the sea is calm enough, often near caves or quieter stretches of the Capri shoreline.
If conditions are unsuitable for swimming, the team focuses on the cave viewpoints and coastal landmarks instead.
The team may adjust the route or timing if conditions are unsuitable for the planned coastline run, for example by spending more time in sheltered stretches.
If the afternoon cannot run safely at all, the team will be in touch about rescheduling so you are not left guessing on the day.
Yes, families are welcome. Infants sit on laps, and a stroller can usually be managed around the port meeting point.
Deck space is limited once under way, so plan for children to stay close to an adult during the cruise.
This afternoon product focuses on the Capri boat circuit rather than several hours of free time in Capri town. You stay with the boat for the shoreline and swim stops.
If you want a longer day with time ashore in the Piazzetta, choose a full Capri day tour that includes free time at Marina Grande.
Bring swimwear, a towel, sun protection, a light layer for the breeze on deck, and comfortable shoes for boarding at the port.
Cash or a card is useful if you decide to buy a Blue Grotto ticket when the cave is open during the stop.
Mellieħa & Popeye Village, Malta
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