Private Capri Boat Tour with Lunch Stop in Nerano

Antonello is simply the best boat guide, the yatch is marvelous and I had the best experience of my whole trip with him! It is a no brainer, you will never regret doing this experience with him!

Let me tell you one thing, the water is beautiful, the rock structures are beautiful. But if you like being stuck in a boat for 1.30 hrs being sea sick and watching 5-6 structures which are stuck average, this tour is for you. If you don't get to dive in the sea, it's not worth it. Thailand island tours are so much more than just explaining random structures. Capri Island Tour (around the island) is expensive and can be avoided. Rather just visit the island of Capri.

It was the best boat trip we ever had in Italy. We were the first clients of the season and they upgraded our boat for free in a more luxury and beautiful boat. Antonello was very nice and very helpful while the captain Davide was very gentile. Very nice work guys, we really loved this boat trip. We highly recommend.

Our boat tour around Capri with Captain Antonello was nothing short of magical – the kind of experience that lingers in your memory long after the sun has set. Captain Antonello, a charming and knowledgeable local, welcomed us aboard with genuine warmth and a quiet confidence that immediately put us at ease. His boat was beautifully traditional – all polished wood and sun-warmed cushions – and as we set off, the Mediterranean sparkled around us like a sea of blue glass. What made the experience truly special was Antonello’s deep love for his island, which shone through in every story he shared. As we cruised past hidden coves and dramatic cliffs, he pointed out natural caves once used by fishermen, and even Roman guards. Of course, no tour of Capri is complete without the famous Blue Grotto, and Antonello brought us there just as the light was perfect. As we slipped inside, the water glowed with a haunting, celestial blue. We held our breath in the silence – not just from the beauty, but from the sense that we were sharing something sacred and ancient. If you’re visiting Capri, don’t simply see it – let Captain Antonello show it to you. He’ll take you around the island, but also gently back in time.