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Skip the ferry queues and reach Capri by small boat from Sorrento. Cruise the island shoreline past grottos and the Faraglioni, pause for a swim, then enjoy several hours ashore before sailing home.
After pickup in Sorrento you transfer to the marina, board, and cross toward Capri. The skipper follows the island coast so you can see the White, Coral and Green Grottoes from the water, plus Punta Carena Lighthouse and the Faraglioni rocks.
A swim stop near Marina Piccola is usually included when conditions allow. You then have about three to four hours of free time on Capri to walk the Piazzetta, browse the lanes or find a viewpoint before the return cruise to Sorrento.
Capri sits opposite the Sorrento Peninsula across clear Tyrrhenian water, with limestone cliffs, sea caves and the three Faraglioni stacks that define the island skyline from the sea.
Sorrento is a practical base on the southern Bay of Naples. Hotel or meeting-point pickup keeps the morning simple before you reach the departure port and step aboard.
No boating experience is needed. A professional skipper handles navigation, docking and the coastal route while you enjoy the views and time ashore.
You should be comfortable boarding a small boat and walking Capri's lanes, which include slopes and steps. Infants sit on laps; a stroller works best on flatter stretches of the town.
A small boat keeps the day calmer than crowded ferry decks and lets you see Capri's shoreline landmarks before you explore on foot. Soft drinks and light snacks are typically offered on board so the sea legs stay comfortable.
Pickup from your Sorrento hotel or a local meeting point removes the scramble to find the marina alone. Free time on the island is yours to use, rather than a fixed guided march through every street.
Your morning starts with hotel or meeting-point pickup in Sorrento, followed by a short transfer to the departure port. Once everyone is aboard, the skipper briefs the group and you cast off toward Capri.
The crossing opens views across the Bay of Naples and the Sorrento coastline before Capri's cliffs come into focus.
Cruise past Capri's White Cave, named for the pale limestone and stalactites around its mouth, then continue toward the Green Grotto where reflected light gives the rock a soft green tone.
These stops are from the water, so you see the caves without leaving the boat while the skipper keeps a safe distance from the cliffs.
Continue past the Faraglioni, Capri's three famous sea stacks, and toward Marina Piccola for a swim stop when conditions allow. The water here is usually clear and calm enough for a short dip or snorkel from the boat.
Snacks and soft drinks are typically available on deck while you dry off and watch the shoreline settle again before the next leg.
Sail past Punta Carena Lighthouse on Capri's southwestern tip, then land for about three to four hours of free time. Walk up to the Piazzetta, browse the lanes for handmade sandals, or find a viewpoint overlooking the harbour.
Return to the boat at the agreed time for the cruise back to Sorrento and your drop-off at the end of the day.
Hotel pickup in Sorrento is included for this day. Confirm your hotel name when you book so the team can schedule your morning collection, or use one of the local meeting points such as Parcheggio Comunale Achille Lauro on Via Correale or Ristorante Ruccio in Piazza Marinai d'Italia if directed.
You are transferred to the departure port in the Sorrento area before boarding. Arrive ready for an early start so check-in stays relaxed; the exact pickup window appears on your booking confirmation.
Hotel pickup in Sorrento is included, or you may be directed to a local meeting point such as Achille Lauro car park or Ristorante Ruccio before the transfer to the marina.
Confirm your hotel or preferred meet spot when you book so the morning collection runs smoothly and you reach the boat with time to spare.
The full day runs for about eight hours, including pickup, the coastal cruise, a swim stop when conditions allow, and free time on Capri.
Exact timings can shift slightly with sea conditions and how busy the island is, so treat the schedule as a well paced outline rather than a rigid minute by minute plan.
You typically have about three to four hours ashore to walk Capri town, visit viewpoints or stop for lunch at your own pace.
Your skipper sets a return boarding time so the group can sail back to Sorrento together without rushing the coastal stretch home.
No. This is a small-group shared boat with a maximum of 12 guests, so you travel with other travellers on the same Capri itinerary.
If you prefer a private charter, ask the team about private Capri boat 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 the day, including casting off, coastal navigation and docking.
You only need to be comfortable boarding a small boat and walking Capri's lanes in sensible footwear.
Lunch is not included. Soft drinks and dry snacks are usually offered on board, then you can eat during free time on Capri.
Bring a card or cash so you can choose a cafe or restaurant that suits your taste once you are ashore.
The standard coastal cruise shows Capri's shoreline caves and landmarks from the water. A Blue Grotto entry is optional and depends on sea conditions and local access on the day.
Ask the team before you book if a Blue Grotto stop is essential for you, as it may sit on a different rate or require an extra ticket ashore.
The team may adjust the route, move the swim stop or spend more time in sheltered water if conditions are unsuitable for the planned coastline run.
If the day cannot run safely at all, the team will be in touch about rescheduling so you are not left guessing on the morning of departure.
Yes, families are welcome. Infants sit on laps, and a stroller can usually be managed around pickup and the flatter parts of Capri town.
Expect slopes and steps once you leave the port area, and be ready to carry little ones where wheels are impractical.
Bring sun protection, a light layer for the breeze on deck, comfortable walking shoes, swimwear if you want to swim, and money for lunch ashore.
A small day bag is useful for your towel and any shopping from Capri's lanes before you reboard for the return to Sorrento.
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