Top Capri Private Sightseeing Tours - page 11

There are plenty of high-quality private sightseeing tours in Capri to choose from. Looking at ratings and reviews given by previous customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Private Capri Boat Tour–Top Seller

• Boat Tour in Capri Italy

• Private Tour in a Typical Capri Boat

• Private Capri Island and Blue Grotto Day Tour From Naples or Sorrento

• Kayak Tour in Capri Between Caves and Beaches. Photos Included.

Private sightseeing tours in Capri start at US$60 per person for a guided excursion around the island by shuttle and on foot, though tours at the lower end of the price range typically don’t include meals or attraction tickets. Private boat tours cost at least US$200 for 2-hour cruises, while full-day charters cost much more.

Yes, private sightseeing tours in Capri are definitely worth it. The island is inundated with tourists in the busy summer months, and having your own guide means you'll be able to escape the crowds at local-approved coves and restaurants. Private tours also allow you to customize your itinerary, whether you want to explore by land, sea, or both.

Per one customer who booked the Private Capri Boat Tour–Top Seller, "Roberto and his son Osvaldo put together the most incredible day in paradise for our honeymoon. We toured the beautiful coastline while learning about the history. Roberto took us to an unforgettable lunch spot that was private and delicious with gorgeous views. After lunch, we swam in the caves and took lots of incredible pictures. Roberto knows the best way to see Capri without having us wait in long lines at the typical tourist spots."

When booking private sightseeing tours in Capri, you can choose to see the island on land, by boat, or both—choose a tour that includes ideal activities for you and your group. Boat trips are best if you’d like to swim and see Capri’s famed grottoes and Faraglioni rock formations, while walking tours explore the island’s elegant gardens, villas, and piazzas. To do a little bit of everything, choose a full-day private tour. Double-check the final price before booking: some boat tours don’t include fees for fuel, docking, and other costs.

The advantage of private sightseeing tours in Capri is that they’re personalized, so be sure to communicate with your guide about what you want to do, both before and during the experience. That way, they’ll know to reserve you a scenic seaside table for lunch or take you to hidden coves for swimming. Wear comfortable walking shoes if you’ll be exploring the island on foot, and bring a towel, sunscreen, and motion-sickness medication for boat cruises.

Even if you're short on time, you can find fun Capri activities to fit your schedule. Here is one of the best Capri private sightseeing tours to enjoy in an hour or less:

• Capri Private Yacht Transfer from Sorrento, Naples & Positano

There are tons of fun tours and excursions in Capri aside from private boat tours. According to previous travelers, these are the best activities to book for your next trip:

• Capri Jet Ski Rentals

• Capri Speed Boat Rentals

• Capri Snorkeling Tours

• Capri Cooking Classes

• Capri Bus Tours

Private boat tours of Capri typically pick you up from Marina Grande (or nearby cities such as Positano and Sorrento), and take you to see island highlights such as the Faraglioni rock formations, Blue Grotto, and Marina Piccola. You’re also likely to stop at secret snorkeling spots, seaside restaurants, or along the Amalfi Coast.

That depends. Departure times are usually around 10am for a full-day cruise that includes a stop for lunch, visits to towns such as Positano or Nerano, and plenty of time to swim and snorkel along the Capri coastline. If you’d prefer a shorter tour, opt for a sunset cruise to enjoy pretty views of the island.

Yes, many private boat tours in Capri provide refreshments on board. Water, soft drinks, and snacks are typically included in the tour fee, while alcoholic beverages may incur additional fees. Be sure to tell your guide if you’d like to have any specific drinks or snacks on the boat, or if you’d like to stop for lunch.

Yes, your private boat captain can definitely recommend swimming spots around Capri. One of the best things about private boat cruises is that you can make stops as you wish, whether you’d like to snorkel in secret grottoes, sunbathe on a quiet beach, or swim with a view of the Faraglioni rock formations.

Wear a swimsuit and sandals for your private Capri boat tour, plus a cover-up for any stops on land. Hats are great for sun protection, but they can fly off as your boat picks up speed, so wear sunglasses and sunscreen instead. Bring a light jacket as well: it can get chilly on the water, especially as the sun sets.