Sail by the picturesque fishing village of Marina Grande, rich in authentic Mediterranean charm.

Die Thermen der Königin Johanna befinden sich auf dem Vorgebirge Punta Capo in Sorrent, genauer gesagt an der Küste des Meeresschutzgebiets Punta Campanella. Es handelt sich um ein herrliches Naturschwimmbad, nur wenige Schritte vom Zentrum Sorrents entfernt, eine kleine Naturoase. Die Thermen sind zugleich eine archäologische Stätte, geprägt von Geschichte und Natur. Die Überreste der Villa von Pollio Felice sind von einem wilden Meer und kristallklarem Wasser umgeben.

The place has all the characteristics of the typical fishing village of southern Italy: houses perched on each other connected by stairs and walks, restaurants on the sea and a small marina. An exceptional and little known place, suggestive at dawn and sunset thanks to its glimpses, immersed among the lemon groves and shrubs typical of the Mediterranean scrub.

Punta Campanella ist die äußerste Spitze der Halbinsel von Sorrent. Davor erstreckt sich nur das Meer und die Insel Capri. Ein Ort an der Grenze zwischen Land und Meer, der seit der Antike von einer heiligen Aura umgeben ist. Hier begegnete Odysseus den Sirenen und ließ einen Tempel für die Göttin Minerva errichten, die seine Reise beschützt hatte.

It is the most famous attraction of Capri. People from all over the world come to see it, even for a few minutes. At its entrance long queues form. It is the Blue Cave: 25 meters wide and 60 meters long with an entrance less than one meter high. To enter you must lie on the bottom of a rowing boat that slides through the small arch. Inside you find yourself floating in the dark, on a water so blue to seem transparent. Access to the site is subject to favorable weather and sea conditions.

Cruising along the coast, look up to see this iconic pink lighthouse standing on the edge of the island. It marks the southwestern corner of Capri and offers a dramatic backdrop for photos against the rugged cliffs

A magical cave where the water shimmers in vivid green, offering a truly unforgettable experience thanks to the sunlight transforming the sea into a mesmerizing emerald wonder hidden in Capri’s cliffs.

Time to disembark at Capri. You have free time to visit the island on your own. You can choose to visit the glamorous Capri town for shopping and the Gardens of Augustus, or take a taxi/bus up to Anacapri for the chairlift to Monte Solaro. We will agree on a meeting time and point for re-boarding to continue our boat tour.

The bay of Marina Piccola is the right place to go if you are looking for a beach with views of the Faraglioni. Marina Piccola is located on the south side of the island, protected behind by a steep rock wall: for this it is always warm and poorly ventilated and the best place to take a swim!

Think about Capri. The first image that comes to mind is surely that of the Faraglioni: three peaks of rock rising from the sea a few meters from the coast. Each Faraglione has a name: the first one united to the land is called Stella, the second, separated from the first by a stretch of sea, Faraglione di Mezzo and the third Faraglione di Fuori or Scopolo, that is cape or promontory on the sea

See the White Grotto of Capri, a hidden sea cave where sunlight turns the waters into dazzling shades of silver and white.

Sail back to Sorrento, soaking in the beauty of the coastline as your day comes to a perfect close enjoying a refreshing homemade Limoncello.