Stories of Discovery & Wonder

Private Amalfi to Capri Boat Tour — Blue Grotto, Faraglioni & Swim Stops

Cruise from Amalfi to Capri on a private six-hour boat tour that highlights the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni rocks and secluded swim stops. Flexible and customizable, the trip lets you tailor time ashore and on the water while a local skipper handles conditions and routing.

Amalfi, Campania•

6 hours

•By Adventure Collective•October 2025

The Experience

The bow parts Amalfi's drowsy harbor and you feel the Mediterranean open like a cool hand, cliffs falling away to reveal Capri's chalk-white faces and indigo water.

Before You Go

Book an early departure

Morning trips have calmer seas and shorter waits for grotto access—important if the Blue Grotto is on your list.

Bring waterproof storage

A dry bag keeps phones and documents safe from spray during open-water sections and when boarding tenders.

Pack reef-safe sunscreen and a hat

Reflection off the water amplifies sun exposure; reef-safe formulas protect both you and local marine life.

Confirm meeting details 24 hours prior

Operator requires contact the day before; verify pick-up location, boat type and any special requests.

Local Knowledge

Hidden Gems

•Swim at a quiet cove near the Li Galli islets for clear, shallow snorkeling
•Pause off Punta Carena around sunset to see the lighthouse silhouette and calmer waters

Wildlife

•Mediterranean gulls and shearwaters
•Occasional dusky dolphins off the Amalfi Coast

Conservation Note

Boaters are encouraged to use reef-safe sunscreens, avoid anchoring on sensitive seabeds and respect local marine protected areas to reduce impact on seagrass and native species.

Capri drew Roman emperors and later 19th-century artists; much of its coastal infrastructure was shaped by centuries of maritime travel and local fishing traditions.

What to Bring

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Swimwear and quick-dry towelEssential

For swim stops off the boat and beaching at Marina Piccola.

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Waterproof phone case or dry bagEssential

Protects electronics and documents from spray and unexpected splashes.

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High-SPF sunscreen and polarized sunglassesEssential

Reduces glare for better sightseeing and protects skin in prolonged sun exposure.

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Light windbreaker or layers

Wind across the open sea cools quickly—useful in spring, fall or evening returns.

Common Questions

Can we enter the Blue Grotto on this tour?

Yes, but entry depends on sea conditions and small rowing-boat availability; your captain will advise and may only pass by if conditions are unsafe or crowded.

Is lunch included?

No—food and drinks are limited to bottled water, soda and optional Prosecco/beer; you can stop on Capri for an independent lunch at local restaurants.

Are snorkeling masks provided?

Yes, the tour includes use of snorkeling masks; if you plan extended snorkeling bring your own gear for best fit.

Is the trip suitable for children or those with limited mobility?

Children are welcome and the tour is rated easy, but limited mobility guests should check boat choice (cabin vs open deck) and be prepared for boarding via low ramps or ladders.