Adventure brief
Capri • Full Day
Cruise the Amalfi Coast and Capri with Amalfi Charter’s full-day boat tour, featuring secret grottoes, turquoise waters, and historic island views. Swim, sightsee, and savor local culture on this unforgettable Mediterranean adventure.
The Amalfi Coast in southern Italy is a world-renowned stretch where dramatic cliffs plunge into turquoise seas, dotted with charming villages clinging to rocky slopes. Amalfi Charter offers an immersive, full-day boat journey that captures the essence of this Mediterranean gem. Starting from Amalfi's Darsena dock, their expertly captained tour winds past iconic spots like the cliffside village of Positano, the vivid blue Furore Fjord, and Sophia Loren’s famed villa in Conca dei Marini.
This route reveals a vivid coastline marked by rugged limestone cliffs, emerald bays, and secret coves. A standout moment arrives at Li Galli Island, historically linked to the sirens of Greek myth—a quiet sanctuary surrounded by crystal-clear waters perfect for a midday swim or snorkeling session. From there, the boat glides toward Capri, the jewel of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Circling this island, the trip includes views of Marina Grande harbor, the towering Faraglioni rock formations, and stops to visit the Blue Grotto and Green Grotto, where surreal natural lighting colors cavern walls. Amalfi Charter’s captains bring local knowledge and history alive, pointing out landmarks and sharing stories passed down through generations. Beyond sightseeing, you'll have opportunities to dip into the refreshing waters along the route and enjoy lunch ashore on Capri or in Nerano, sampling fresh seafood and Italian flavors.
This trip combines the thrill of open water cruising with cultural depth and stunning scenery, providing an unrivaled way to experience the Amalfi Coast and Capri. Amalfi Charter’s personalized service and insider access make it a premier choice for travelers wanting to uncover the region’s coastal secrets beyond the usual tourist paths.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Book Blue Grotto Visits Earlyessential
The Blue Grotto can get crowded midday; plan your visit early to avoid long waits and maximize shore time on Capri.
- 02Bring Waterproof Footwearinfo
Slip-resistant, water-friendly shoes are helpful for boarding the boat and walking in rocky harbor areas on Capri.
- 03Stay Hydrated and Use Sunscreenessential
Open sea exposure means strong sun; pack water and apply sunscreen regularly during the trip.
- 04Check Weather and Sea Conditionswarning
Trip routes may change with weather; confirm conditions before departure and dress accordingly for sea breeze and splash.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Sunscreen
Protects skin from strong Mediterranean sun during long boat exposure.
summerEssentialSwimsuit
Allows for swimming stops in crystal-clear waters along the coast.
summer|spring|fallEssentialWaterproof shoes
Provides secure footing while boarding and walking on wet docks or rocky shores.
EssentialLight windbreaker
Offers protection against sea breezes and cooler temperatures on open water.
spring|fall|summerLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
The quiet pebble beach at Conca dei Marini, Secluded swimming spots near Li Galli Island
Local fauna
Mediterranean monk seal (rare sightings), Various coastal seabirds such as gulls and cormorants
Historic heritage
Li Galli Islands are linked to ancient Greek myths as the home of sirens who lured sailors, including Odysseus, according to legend.
Mindful exploration
Efforts in the Amalfi and Capri area focus on preserving marine biodiversity and limiting pollution from heavy boat traffic through regulated tours.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- From the bow near Li Galli Island, Along the cliffs near Praiano, Marina Grande harbor in Capri
- Subjects
- Dramatic coastal cliffs, Vivid grotto interiors, Local fishing boats and distant islands
- Best times
- Early morning light, Golden hour before sunset
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is the Blue Grotto entrance included in the trip price?
No, the Blue Grotto entrance fee is paid separately at the site, currently around 20 euros per person.
Can I swim during the tour?
Yes, the captain will stop in several calm spots perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Are meals included on the boat?
No, lunch is not included but there are opportunities to disembark and eat ashore on Capri or Nerano.
Is the tour suitable for children or elderly travelers?
The trip is generally accessible but not recommended for those with limited mobility due to boat boarding.
What happens if the sea conditions are bad?
Itineraries may be adjusted or canceled depending on weather to ensure safety.
Can I book the tour from hotels or private villas nearby?
Yes, Amalfi Charter can organize pickups from select hotels or villas along the Amalfi Coast.