Meeting point: 8:45 AM at the Port of Sorrento, in front of Bar Ruccio.Our assistant, Roberta, will be waiting there to welcome you and escort you onboard.Then, our boat tour begins!

Between 1371 and 1435, the Queen frequently vacationed in this spot. Known for her scandalous behavior, legend has it that the Sovereign loved to spend long hours in these waters in the company of her young lovers. The Baths of Queen Joan (Bagni della Regina Giovanna) are a treasure trove of history, home to the ruins of an ancient Roman villa known as 'Villa Pollio Felice,' which stood right on the promontory of Cape Sorrento. Dating back to the 1st century BC, the villa covered an area of about 320,000 square feet and was divided into two sections: the maritime villa and the countryside residence. Today, only the ruins of the structure remain, which can be reached by both land and sea.

Marina di Puolo marks the beginning of the Lubrense coast. It is located halfway between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense, with a small portion belonging to the municipality of Sorrento. It takes its name from the Roman citizen Pollio Felice—a prominent member of a noble family from Pozzuoli and owner of a villa whose ruins are still visible nearby, in the area of Calcarella.This small village consists mostly of fishermen's houses. The beach, which offers a panoramic view of Mount Vesuvius, features a shoreline made primarily of pebbles and sand.

A site of historical interest where the beautiful Villa Jovis stands. It was once the residence of the Roman Emperor Tiberius and later became the seat of the Roman government.As we pass by boat, you will be able to admire from below one of the island's most beautiful spots, rich in history and legends.

From here, your free time to explore Capri at your own pace begins (3 to 3.5 hours). Depending on the weather, we may move this stop to the afternoon.

We will pass in front of the Blue Grotto and show you its entrance. Due to the long wait times to enter (over 1.5 hours), there is no scheduled stop to visit it.

As Italy's second most powerful lighthouse, this is a truly charming and magical spot overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

With its stunning emerald-green reflections, the beautiful Green Grotto offers an enchanting setting. A trip to Capri simply isn't complete without stopping to admire it!

A small cove on the island of Capri featuring a beautiful beach, which was once the island's main port.

The true symbol of Capri, famous worldwide for their beauty, these rock formations have served as the backdrop for dozens of movies and commercials. Above all, this is the most romantic spot in the world, having witnessed millions of marriage proposals and loves born with a single kiss.

Swim StopAs the island's largest natural arch, this majestic landmark can be experienced two ways: up close from above on the trail from Punta Tragara, or from the comfort of our boat, looking up at its incredible scale.

One of Capri's most beautiful caves, characterized by its impressive stalactites and stalagmites. The most fascinating part, though, is a large natural stalagmite that perfectly resembles the Virgin Mary when viewed from just the right angle.

Relaxing cruise back to the Port of Sorrento