Positano and Capri

Discover the surroundings of Naples and book an exclusive private boat tour from Naples to Capri and Positano.

Our land is renowned for its stunningly beautiful coast and the best way to explore it is by boat, with a totally tailored journey. Our goal is to make you fall in love with our region, so that we are ready to follow all your needs and wishes. So don’t hesitate to contact us: we will respond quickly to your questions and upon request we will provide for a free quote. Capri and the Amalfi Coast are our passion and soon they will be yours too.

This tour starts in Naples, where a private driver will pick you up right in front of your accommodation (hotel, resort, apartment, villa or anything else). He will take you to the port where you will meet our professional captain. He is a deep connoisseur of the sea and of our coastline, so that he can tell you numerous legends and stories about our country.
Are you ready to sail?

Your luxury boat will skirt the coastline, giving you the opportunity to admit the Mount Vesuvius and Ercolano by the sea, but our first stop will be in the Sorrentine Peninsula, at the so called Bagni Regina Giovanna. This location is a perfect blend of pristine water, slightly wild nature and cultural interesting site. Here you will find the remains of and ancient Roman villa, called Villa Polio.
The name of this location come from the Queen Giovanna D'Anjou, Queen of Naples, who was on holiday here between 1371 and 1435.

From here you will sail towards Capri, where the nice statue of the Scugnizzo will welcome you. The boat tour of the island will get you through several incredibile and charming landmarks, such as the Natural Arch, the Villa Malaparte (an example of the Italian contemporary architecture), and then the Faraglioni, authentic symbol of Capri. Here you can take a fabulous selfie with your friends, it will be one of the most enticing photos you’ve ever made!

You will continue the island tour discovering the three delightful Grottos, the White, the Green and the worldwide famous Blue Grotto and the Light house of Punta Carena.
After a swim in the nearby area of the Blue Grotto (but please note: it’s forbidden to swim inside the grotto!) you will sail towards Positano.

Once arrived to this delightful town, you can get some free time to enjoy the historic town. Visit the Cathedral and then head to Piazza Tasso and lose yourself in the infinite labyrinth of narrow fascinating streets. Taste the local food and visit the numerous artisans’ shop: you will simply fall in love with Positano.
If you wish you can have dinner here: how about a traditional Neapolitan pizza?