Aboard · SEA CAVE BOAT TOURS IN ITALY
The 7 best sea cave boat tours in Italy you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Join a skipper such as Giuseppe, Claudio, or Mattia for a two-hour speedboat ride from Cala Ponte Marina. See Polignano’s caves and beaches from the sea, stop to swim, and enjoy an Italian aperitif with wine, crackers, and music. Private groups are available.
“Very nice guide and great tour with a stop for swimming. Definitely recommend!”
Cruise from Sorrento to Capri on a small boat for up to 12 people with guides such as Fabrizio, Michele, or Emmanuel. Swim, snorkel, see the Faraglioni and grottos, enjoy drinks and limoncello, then spend four hours exploring Capri. The Blue Grotto is optional and costs extra.
“Was highly balanced trip in terms of different experiences (boat experience and land trip) and soul pleasure. Thanks for Fabrizio and Emanuel team, who were perfectly hosters and doing their job in the nicest manner. The top of trip experience was having small picknick on the top of Mount Solaro. Wish everybody to have similar trip until new Blake Lively movie show up, because I have a bad feeling of tourist avalanche there.”
Sail from Sorrento to Capri with a maximum of 12 passengers, arriving early at the Blue Grotto before spending three hours on the island. Expect a padded sundeck, restroom, fruit, drinks, snorkeling gear, swimming stops, and guides such as Flavio, Agatha, and Alessandro.
“We enjoyed our tour and had fun. Alessandro was very outgoing and got everybody together and engage. At the end of the tour, I felt Uneasy for the fact that he pull me to the side and recommended me to tip more than what I already Had given him. I was Always taught to be grateful and thus why I gave this a 4 star.”
From Marina Grande, cruise around Capri’s rocky coast with an Italian- and English-speaking captain. See the Faraglioni, Casa Malaparte, Green Grotto, lighthouse, and other caves, then try the Blue Grotto by rowboat for an extra €18 if conditions and waiting time permit.
“It was spectacular with a lot of interesting information. Unfortunately we weren’t able to visit the Grotta Azzura because of the weather, but the whole trip was unforgettable. 😊”
Cruise from Sorrento to Capri on a traditional gozzo with a skipper and guide such as Luca, Anna, Francesca, or Federico. Expect grottoes, swimming, prosecco, a Caprese sandwich, and 3 to 5 hours to explore Capri independently. The group is limited to 8, with a private upgrade available.
“It was a fun day with Anna the guide and Castello the captain. Both were very capable and experienced at what they do. Overall a great day out with a small group.”
Join a small group of up to 12 for a boat tour from Sorrento to Capri. Your skipper-guide points out the Faraglioni, grottoes, lighthouse, and Roman villa, with time for swimming, snorkeling, the Blue Grotto, and three hours on Capri.
“The boat tour was an amazing experience and being able to see Capri from the water and the blue caves was amazing. Our Guide, Raffaela was brilliant and lots of fun. She made sure to take her time to offer to take pictures etc. I would be aware that when you get to Capri there is the hidden cost of getting the bus to Capri which is optional but if you don’t take the bus, exploring the island is pretty impossible. Over all amazing trip! 🌟”
Join a small group of up to 10 aboard Dorino for a 1.5-hour cruise past Polignano’s cliffs, Grotta Palazzese, Grotta Ardito, and other sea caves. Swim from the boat, use the included mask, and finish with Prosecco and Apulian taralli while guides such as Nicolas, Valerio, and Enzo share stories.
“excellent experience, great captain, very informative tour, opportunity to swim and prosecco on the way back. Brilliant!”
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