Italy · CAPRI & ISCHIA TOURS
Two islands in the same bay with almost nothing in common: one vertical and expensive, one volcanic and slower. The 4 below cover the ferries, the boat circuits and the Blue Grotto, priced and honest about swell cancellations.
Circle Capri by boat for Faraglioni views, sea caves, Roman ruins, and an optional Blue Grotto visit, with swimming on selected trips.
“Thankfully there is now a map option to locate the starting point. It really helped. It is all a bit chaotic at the pier but ask questions and you get in the right boat! It is a lovely hour seeing the island and its sights.”
See Capri by boat, pass the Faraglioni and sea caves, and try the Blue Grotto for $28 plus its optional €18 rowboat fee.
“Unfortunately the Blue Grotto was not open so we only went as far as the Faraglioni Rocks before heading back to the Marina. That said the coastline is beautiful and it was still worth doing this trip.”
Review of Capri’s small-group boat tour with grottoes, Faraglioni views, swimming, snorkeling, snacks, drinks, and limoncello.
“Luisa and “bad boy” captain Jack were fantastic! Despite some choppy conditions, we still had a great time, and we were given more time to swim on the calmer side of the island. We had drinks and some snacks provided, and finished with some home-made limoncello. If you’re visiting Capri I definitely recommend this tour!!”
See Capri by small boat, enter its famous grottos, swim in clear water, pass the Faraglioni, and enjoy snacks, drinks, and limoncello.
“Our skipper was outstanding. He was an excellent guide (despite us having next to no Italian), and went out of his way to make sure everyone had a great time. This was an incredible way to see Capri. We can't speak highly enough about our experience.”
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