Amalfi Coast & Capri Boat Tour from Sorrento

Two coastlines, one perfect day

If you only have one day and want to see it all, this is the tour. We leave Sorrento in the morning and dedicate the whole day to the two great names of this stretch of sea — the island of Capri and the Amalfi Coast — at a relaxed, unhurried rhythm set by you.

We begin along the Sorrento coast, passing the Roman ruins of Bagni della Regina Giovanna and the wild little fjord of Crapolla, then cross to Capri. Here we circle the island for its most famous views: the Faraglioni rising from the sea, the Natural Arch, the Green and White grottoes, and a stop to swim in clear, deep water before free time ashore.

In the afternoon we turn toward the Amalfi Coast, gliding past Li Galli, Positano cascading down its cliff, and the hidden fjord of Furore — with more swim stops wherever the sea invites you in. It is a long, full, golden day, and the kind people talk about for years.

The itinerary

1. Departure from Sorrento

   We leave Marina Piccola in the morning and follow the Sorrento coast, past the Roman ruins of Bagni della Regina Giovanna and the wild little fjord of Crapolla.

2. Crossing to Capri

   We cross to Capri and circle the island for its great sights from the water — the Faraglioni, the Natural Arch and the Green and White grottoes — with a swim in clear, deep water.

3. Free time in Capri

   We moor near Marina Piccola or Marina Grande and you step ashore for a while: the Piazzetta, a coffee or a light lunch with a view.

4. Toward the Amalfi Coast

   In the afternoon we turn for the mainland, gliding past the islands of Li Galli where the coast begins its dramatic rise.

5. Positano & the Furore fjord

   We take in Positano cascading down its cliff and the hidden fjord of Furore, with more swim stops wherever the sea invites.

6. Return to Sorrento

   A long, golden cruise back along the coast to close a full day at sea.

What's included

• Private boat with bilingual local skipper
• Fuel and VAT
• Port taxes in Sorrento and Positano
• Snorkelling gear
• Welcome prosecco
• Water, soft drinks and beer aboard
• Towels
• Free time in both Capri and Positano

Not included

• Capri port fee — €100
• Blue Grotto entry ticket — €18

You can skip the Capri landing fee: guests who book lunch at our partner sea-view restaurant in Capri come ashore with its private water-boat service — and pay no fee.

Good to know

Capri's landing fee and the Blue Grotto entrance ticket are paid locally and not included. The Blue Grotto can be visited depending on sea conditions and queues on the day — your skipper will advise you so you make the most of the time.

One day, both? Read our full Amalfi Coast & Capri guide — how the day flows, costs and tips.