Top Capri Archaeology Tours

See Capri from a different perspective on a boat tour around the island’s coastline. This experience combines sightseeing, swimming, and local food tastings in one trip, making it an easy way to explore the region beyond Capri’s busy streets. Swim near the iconic Faraglioni rock formations, enjoy views that are inaccessible by land, and learn more about the island’s history. Traditional Caprese cake, homemade limoncello, and a small souvenir are also included for added value.

Capri is one of the most spectacular islands in the Mediterranean but can be uncomfortably crowded in summer. Escape the throngs and take in the island by sea aboard a traditional gozzo boat with an expert local skipper. Cruise around the entire island, passing highlights like the Faraglioni, White and Green Grottos, and Punta Carena Lighthouse. Relax on board with stops to swim and snorkel in hidden coves.

See all the highlights of Capri, including the famed Blue Grotto, in just one day with this tour. Highlights include skip-the-line entry to the celebrated sea cave, a visit to Anacapri, the highest point of the island, and plenty of time to explore the center of the island and the Gardens of Augustus.

Visit three of the most unmissable sights in Campania during this full-day private tour to Capri, Sorrento and Pompeii. Departing from either Amalfi or Positano, you'll visit three destinations with a local guide. Travel comfortably in a convertible or minibus around Capri, depending on group size. Enjoy a chauffeured transfer to Pompeii, with admission tickets included. Tours include a visit to the Blue Grotto.

Capri can be easily reached by hydrofoil from Naples or Sorrento. It is one of the pearls of the Mediterranean Sea that every year is reached by the yachts of the most famous VIPs, the characteristic narrow streets, famous in the world for exclusive shopping, become the catwalk of important personalities. Sorrento reaching it from the sea has the exact perception (of why Sorrento) of why it was a city of strategic importance. Going along it in its alleys you have the conviction of staying in one of the most romantic and evocative places you can know. Visiting the excavations of Pompeii gives us the exact yardstick for comparing the beauty of the tourist sites, since the times of the Greeks, with the simplicity of everyday life in a city like Pompeii, even if it is possible to imagine also the lust of the Roman patricians admiring frescoes and mosaics that were only executed in villas of a certain prestige.

The island of Capri is small, but if you don’t know your way around, it can be tricky to know the right places to visit at the right time. This tour, which starts and ends on the island itself, gives you a day-long introduction to Capri, showcasing all the island’s must-see sites such as the Blue Grotto (when open), Augustus Gardens, Anacapri, and Mt. Solaro.