Leaving the port of Marina Grande in Sorrento, you will immediately have an authentic glimpse of local life: an ancient fishing village with colorful houses overlooking the sea, typical restaurants and small boats moored. From the sea you can admire the sheer cliffs and the city of Sorrento climbing upwards, creating a truly spectacular panorama.

Sailing along the coast we will reach the picturesque Baths of Queen Joan, a unique natural and archaeological site. Here a natural pool of crystal clear water is enclosed by a cliff and connected to the open sea by a rock arch. It is the perfect place for a photo stop.

Continuing along the coast, we will pass Marina di Puolo, a small fishing village still genuine, with pebble beaches, seaside restaurants and a simple and relaxed atmosphere. Viewed from the sea, this bay offers picturesque views and a beautiful panorama of the Gulf of Naples.

Sailing continues towards Massa Lubrense, the last stretch of the Sorrento Peninsula, famous for its clear waters and quiet bays. From the boat you can admire green headlands, small coves and the Listing of Vesuvius in the distance. This stretch of coast is ideal for enjoying the scenery.

Once in Capri, you can admire the famous Blue Grotto, one of the most famous attractions in the world, from the outside. If you wish and the sea conditions allow, you can choose (optionally, with an extra charge on site) to enter the cave aboard small rowing boats operated by local boatmen. Inside you will be surprised by the intense blue light that illuminates the water, creating a magical atmosphere.

Along the island we will reach Punta Carena, dominated by one of the most beautiful and scenic lighthouses in the Mediterranean. Here the cliffs are wilder and sheer to the sea, and the colors off the coast become particularly intense. It is one of the most authentic areas of Capri, perfect for enjoying the open sea and taking panoramic photos.

On the opposite side of the island is Marina Piccola, one of the most famous bays of Capri. Protected by cliffs and with a privileged view of the Faraglioni, it is a true natural amphitheater. From the sea you can admire its small beaches, villas overlooking the top and boats anchored in the bay. It is a great spot for a bathroom stop, surrounded by postcard scenery.

An undisputed symbol of Capri, the Faraglioni are three majestic rock stacks that emerge from the sea. With the boat tour you can get closer and, if conditions allow, cross the natural arch of the famous Faraglione di mezzo with the bow. It is one of the most impressive moments of the tour, perfect for romantic photos and unforgettable memories.

Continuing along the perimeter of the island we will meet the White Cave, a natural cavity characterized by the light color of its rocks and the stalactites that descend from above. The water here takes on particular nuances thanks to the contrast with the white walls. It is a quieter cave than the Blue one, but just as scenic as seen from the sea.

Our itinerary around the island ends at Marina Grande on Capri, the main port of the island. From the sea you can see the bustling comings and goings of boats, the colorful houses on the seafront and the funicular that goes up to the famous Piazzetta. Depending on the tour you choose, you can decide whether to disembark to visit the island by land on your own or continue the coastal navigation.