Naples · CAPRI TOURS
Capri is best seen from the water first and the town second. The 15 below cover the island boat loops, the Blue Grotto stops and the full days from Naples or Sorrento, priced and clear about ferry times.
Leave Marina Grande for a one to two hour cruise past Capri’s Faraglioni, White and Green Grottos, Punta Carena Lighthouse, and the Baths of Tiberius. The English and Italian speaking crew shares island stories; the optional Blue Grotto visit costs an extra €18 and may involve a long wait.
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From Naples or nearby pickup points, take a ferry across the Gulf of Naples, then see Capri’s caves, Natural Arch, Faraglioni, and Punta Carena Lighthouse by boat. You get three to four hours on the island, plus an optional swim stop near the Faraglioni. Guides such as Anastasia and Gaetano help organize the day and share practical tips.
“Gaetano and Nello was where hopefull,all the day was perfect”
Sail from Naples to Capri by hydrofoil, then use a minibus to reach Anacapri and Capri town. A guide leads the visit to the Piazzetta and Augustus Gardens, with free time for lunch and exploring. Guides have included Gabriel, Nancy, and Giusy, though your guide is assigned on the day.
“I must say that I've been to over 30 countries and a lot of tours. This one was the best not because of the experience alone, but because of our tour guide Gabriel. BEST TOUR GUIDE EVER!!! He was so informative, helpful, funny and exciting that I'm going back home to the states to recommend him to everyone we know that travels. The tour company definitely founded a great one... I can see him becoming a celebrity in this industry. We're ready to book our next one with him.”
Travel from Naples to Capri by hydrofoil, then explore Capri and Anacapri with a guide and island transport arranged. The day includes Augustus Gardens and free time for lunch, shops, or sights such as Monte Solaro’s chairlift and San Michele’s tiled floor, both extra-cost stops. Guides vary; Gabriel Casavega and Sandra are among those praised for making the day run smoothly.
“This was a great experience to experience the best of what Capri has to offer in a day. The instructions for pick up were clear and it was easy to find the tour guide at the port. Our guide gave great recommendations, but it is up to you to decide what to do with your free time. The biggest benefit of this tour is it takes the hassle out of coordination transportation to, on, and from the island. Be wary though - this is a full day event and goes past the approximate 8 hrs. We started at 8:00 AM and did not return to Naples until 5:30 PM (9.5…”
From Marina Grande, take a roughly two-hour boat circuit past Capri’s caves, Faraglioni Rocks, Casa Malaparte, and Punta Carena Lighthouse. The captain offers commentary in Italian and English. A Blue Grotto visit requires a separate €18 rowboat transfer, subject to weather and queues. Boats and crew can vary; skipper Pasquale has been praised by name.
“Couldn't go to the Grotto as it was closed but the boat ride was great. Small boat so it was not crowded. Well worth the money, great experience, must do.”
An English-speaking skipper takes you on a roughly two-hour circle of Capri aboard a traditional Sorrentine boat. You’ll pass the White and Green Grottos, Villa Malaparte, and the Faraglioni, with time to swim and onboard drinks and snacks. Crew names have included Luca, Francesco, Anna, and Antonio, though assignments can vary.
“Relaxing cruise around the island with friendly informative guide and opportunity to go swimming beneath towering cliffs”
Travel by round-trip hydrofoil from Naples or Sorrento, then use island shuttle buses to reach the Blue Grotto, Anacapri and Capri. A local guide manages the day and adjusts plans for sea conditions. If the grotto is closed, a shared boat tour around the island is offered instead. The Monte Solaro chairlift costs extra.
“Blue Grotto was unfortunately closed due to high tides, but the island boat tour offered instead was spectacular.”
Take a nine-hour guided trip from Naples to Capri by fast ferry, with island minibus transfers, time in Anacapri and Capri town, and a Blue Grotto visit if weather permits. Guides such as Alberto, Tiziana, Serena, and Giorgio have led this tour, though your guide may differ. If the grotto is closed, a shared boat ride around the island is offered.
“Here’s an improved version of your review: Tiziana was fantastic! Our tour started in Naples, and we had an amazing time in Capri. Tiziana provided all the information and helpful tips to explore the island, making our experience even better. We absolutely loved it!”
Set off from Marina Grande with an Italian- and English-speaking crew for a two-hour cruise past Capri’s grottos, Natural Arch, Casa Malaparte, Punta Carena lighthouse, and Faraglioni. There’s a swimming stop, snacks, drinks, and limoncello tasting. The Blue Grotto is not included, and snorkel equipment is not provided.
“It was a great day! Beautiful views and fun swimming! Our guide was very nice and made sure we knew what to do, which was great considering we did not speak the same language! Gorgeous location and excellent boat captain. Felt safe the whole time and got to see such a beautiful place from the water. Definitely recommend!”
Take an early boat from Sorrento to Capri with an onboard tour leader, cruise past the Faraglioni and sea caves, then explore the island on your own for about five hours. Blue Grotto entry costs extra and depends on sea conditions. Guides such as Michele and Gaetano have helped visitors plan their time on the island.
“Gaetano was great, the whole experience was easy and great value for money. I was updated regularly and provided all information needed”
Take a nine-hour trip from Naples to Capri with an English-speaking local guide, ferry tickets, and shuttle transport included. Visit the Blue Grotto if sea conditions allow, or see the Faraglioni and other caves on a boat tour. You’ll also have time in Anacapri and Capri town. Guides include Tiziana, Michele, Marcella, and Alberto.
“Our guide was wonderful! Blue grotto was beautiful. Transportation while we were there was great. The boat ride from Naples was a little rough & the boat ride back to Naples was really scary.”
Set off from Marina Grande with an English and Italian speaking crew for a one to two hour boat circuit of Capri. See the Natural Arch, Malaparte’s villa, the Faraglioni and several sea caves. The Blue Grotto visit is optional, costs an extra €18, and can involve a long wait or closure in rough seas.
“We went at 12:30 pm. This was a great 1.5 hour tour that circumnavigated Capri. It included a 20 minute stop for swimming right near the Faraglioni rocks, which were beautiful. The water was not cold. They had 10 pool noodles (so not enough for everyone). My youngest (8 y.o) used a noodle, and my older one (11 y.o.) did not, but she was nervous while swimming in the ocean (maybe 20 feet deep?). We brought goggles for the kids so she could see fish beneath us. The boat was large enough to not get sea sick on the boat but small enough that it didn't feel crowded. There were…”
Travel from Naples to Capri with a local guide, then use island shuttle buses to reach the Blue Grotto, Anacapri, and Capri town. You get time to eat and explore, with the option to ride the Monte Solaro chairlift for €14. If sea conditions close the grotto, a shared boat tour around the island is included instead.
“While the Blue Grotto was incredible I’m not sure that the long wait was worth it. The sea changed and we had difficulty getting into the boat. Also our boat person was very impatient and a fellow passenger hit his head on the rocks going into the cave. Beware if you go. We did not have enough time on the island because of the long wait. We ate a very good prefixed lunch at the Restaurant Atmosphere. Otherwise the Island was beautiful and our guide Tiziana was excellent. She looked out for everyone and gave us a lot of information about Capri. Go to Capri and decide for yourself if…”
Travel from Pompeii, Castellammare, or Vico Equense to Capri for a coastal boat tour and 5.5 hours of free time. A multilingual tour assistant such as Elena helps with the day’s plan and island tips. See the Faraglioni, grottoes, and Casa Malaparte from the water, then choose your own stops on land.
“The guide Elena was great: Very cheerful, very organised and efficient. Even though the marinas were busy, she managed to get us all onto the correct boats without problem. Elena have very useful advice about the best attractions on Capri island”
From Marina Grande, sail around Capri aboard Laser Capri, passing the White and Green Grottoes, Natural Arch, Faraglioni, Villa Malaparte and Punta Carena Lighthouse. The one-hour cruise stops near the Blue Grotto, but entering costs €18 extra and depends on conditions and the queue.
“It was a fantastic experience and well worth doing!”
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