White Grotto: Capri’s Hidden Wonder Sail into the mesmerizing White Grotto, where dazzling limestone formations and shimmering waters create a magical spectacle. Look up to spot the natural stalagmite shaped like the Virgin Mary, a unique feature of this enchanting sea cave. A must-see gem on your private Capri tour!

Faraglioni Rocks: Capri’s Iconic Landmark Sail past the legendary Faraglioni Rocks, Capri’s most famous natural wonder. These towering sea stacks—Stella, Mezzo, and Scopolo—rise dramatically from the crystal-clear waters, offering breathtaking views. Glide through the arch of Faraglione di Mezzo, where legend says a kiss brings eternal love. Capture stunning photos and experience the magic of Capri from the best vantage point—your private boat.

Marina Piccola: Capri’s Enchanting Bay Glide into the charming Marina Piccola, a stunning bay framed by crystal-clear waters and breathtaking cliffs. Once a hideaway for Emperor Augustus, this serene spot offers incredible views of the Faraglioni Rocks and is home to luxurious villas perched above the sea. Here, you’ll have the optional chance to stop for a swim, snorkel in the turquoise waters, or enjoy a seaside lunch at a local restaurant, making it a perfect highlight of your private Capri tour.

Punta Carena: Capri’s Legendary Lighthouse Sail past Punta Carena, home to Italy’s second-brightest lighthouse, built in 1867 to guide ships through the waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Perched on the island’s rugged southwestern cliffs, this lighthouse has been a vital landmark for sailors for over a century. The area offers breathtaking views of the island and the surrounding sea, with crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. A great optional stop to swim or relax by the shore, making this a must-see on your private Capri tour!

Blue Grotto: Capri’s Magical Underwater Cave Discover the Blue Grotto, one of Capri’s most famous and enchanting attractions. This stunning sea cave is illuminated by a mesmerizing blue light, created by sunlight filtering through the water and reflecting off the white limestone. The visit to the Blue Grotto is optional, as it requires a small boat ride through a narrow entrance, but it’s well worth it for the unforgettable experience of being surrounded by the ethereal glow of the cave’s waters.