You're trading dry land for a sea breeze on this slow cruise to Capri. After being picked up at your hotel, you'll head to the port where a traditional wooden boat – once used by local fishermen – is waiting. You'll follow the coast of the Sorrento peninsula and circle Capri's cliffs and coves, with swim stops in the spots the skipper knows are best. Then, you'll tuck into a freshly prepared lunch full of local flavours. Once you arrive in Capri, you'll have three hours to wander the lanes, browse the shops and soak up the views before cruising back.
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Debbie & Gary
Traveled as a couple
June 27, 20265United Kingdom
This was fabulous. 3 hours in Capri was just enough time. Vincent and the skipper were very entertaining and the lunch was delicious. So simple but the flavour of the sauce made by skipper was amazing. Disappointed no rush caught. The stops and grotto's were mind blowing and I enjoyed the hour swim stop in the beautiful sea. The boat was spotless and Vincent was very knowledgeable with the sites. Loved this trip and would do it again . Well worth the money abd great value
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Non
Solo traveler
June 11, 20261.8United Kingdom
Not worth the money and lunch Not much and not enough time on capic
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Deb
Traveled with family
May 6, 20263.4United Kingdom
There was little time on Capri. Only 3 hours of which 1 hour spent queuing for bus. We did not manage to see much of Capri or have time to do the chair lift at Anacapri. To get a taxi to speed it up is another €60 return on what is already a very expensive day trip. The boat trip was ok but not the reason for the trip - we wanted to see Caprinot just the coast.
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SUZANNE
Traveled as a couple
May 11, 20264.2United Kingdom
