2-Hour Private Capri Boat Tour with Blue Grotto and Faraglioni

Capri, Italy

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5+ bookings last month.

2 hours (approx.)
Group discounts
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

Overview

What's Included

Beverages: soft drinks e beers
Glass of Limoncello and Prosecco
Use of Snorkeling equipment

Use of Snorkelling equipment
Saefty equpment

Blu Grotto Entrance Fee is priced at €18 per person (optional)
Fuel surcharge

€200.00 per booking
Marina Grande port fee (mandatory for 2 specific option)

€100.00 per booking

Meeting and Pickup

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Itinerary

Blue Grotto

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

White Grotta

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Faraglioni

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Spiaggia di Marina Piccola (Pass By)

Villa Malaparte

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Grotta Verde

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Punta Carena Lighthouse

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Capri (Pass By)

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Near public transportation

Infants must sit on laps
Most travelers can participate
Customers who have not reached the legal age for alcohol consumption in Italy, that is 21 years, will not be served alcoholic beverages
This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

3.7

based on 3 reviews

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Sadly Disappointed, definitely would not recommend.

Maryjane_C, Jul 2026

First, I want to acknowledge a couple of positives. Our captain was kind enough to let me charge my device using the USB port, which I appreciated. More importantly, my daughter got engaged during the tour, so we will always have a wonderful personal memory from the day. Unfortunately, those moments don’t change the fact that we were very disappointed with the tour itself because it was quite different from what was advertised and what we paid for. Our departure time was scheduled for 2:30 p.m., but we didn’t actually leave until about 3:00 p.m. We waited in the hot afternoon sun for approximately 30 minutes, and I even messaged asking if I should be concerned because the captain hadn’t arrived yet. When we finally boarded, there were only three bottles of still water for eight adults. After standing in the heat for so long, everyone was extremely thirsty and dehydrated. We had booked a premium private tour that advertised soft drinks, limoncello, prosecco, snorkeling equipment, and towels. Instead, we were never offered limoncello or prosecco, there was no snorkeling equipment (just goggles), and there were only two towels for our group of eight, despite confirming earlier that towels would be available. Because everyone was so thirsty, two members of our group went and opened the refrigerator and each took a soda, believing the drinks advertised as included were for guests to drink—but the captain was upset because the boat was in motion at the time they went to obtain a beverage. Rather than simply explaining the situation, the captain scolded them, which made our entire group feel uncomfortable. Under the circumstances, we felt this could have been handled much more professionally. Throughout the tour, the captain also spent a significant amount of time on his phone in what appeared to be an argument (yelling, arm movements, and grunts). While we were anchored near the Faraglioni rocks, one of his friends swam out to the boat, climbed aboard, and sat chatting with him on the boat while some of us were swimming and some of us were right there on the boat. That was surprising to us, especially during a private charter. Another major disappointment was the itinerary. The tour was advertised as including many of Capri’s highlights, including the Blue Grotto, White Grotto, Green Grotto, Villa Malaparte, Punta Carena, Marina Piccola, and more. However, the captain told us that if we tried to see everything, we would only have a minute or two at each location and wouldn’t really be able to enjoy the experience or swim. Based on his recommendation, we only went to the Faraglioni rocks and stopped to swim before returning. It left us wondering why the full itinerary is advertised if it isn’t realistically possible within the tour time. We had also specifically requested Marina Piccola because we understood there would not be the additional €100 Marina Grande port fee. We were instead told we had no choice but to use Marina Grande because of internal procedures and port traffic, and we were charged the additional fee anyway. In addition, we paid the €200 fuel surcharge, but considering we only traveled to the Faraglioni rocks, stopped to swim, and returned, that fuel charge seems excessive for the distance actually traveled. (Distance is no more than 4 nautical miles) When we returned to the dock around 4:50 p.m., the captain immediately became involved in another spirited discussion that appeared to be an argument on the dock in front of our group, with Alessia—which unfortunately reinforced our impression that the experience had not been handled professionally. I understand that no tour is perfect, and I’m not trying to be unreasonable. However, we paid a significant amount of money for what was advertised as a premium private experience, and we simply did not receive the experience that was represented in the listing. Because of the delayed departure, the missing advertised amenities, the reduced itinerary, the additional charges, and the overall experience, I respectfully requested a refund of the €200 fuel surcharge, the €100 Marina Grande port fee, and a partial refund of the tour price. Initially they responded saying they would only give 250 euros in refund, which I initially accepted, then my husband said it was ridiculous they only offered that based on our experience. I reached out and told them we would instead be expecting at least 1/2 of the tour cost in addition. They then started deleting their messages in the WhatsAppChat, called me a liar, and were incredibly rude. I would absolutely NOT recommend this tour to anyone. I believe that Viator should not permit them to continue offering through their platform. The reason we chose booking through via tour was so that we could avoid dealing with people like this. It makes me very sad that now this overshadowed my experience in Capri, and am shocked at how we were treated and spoken to. The captain—though witnessing my daughter’s proposal—didn’t even congratulate her or her boyfriend, and in fact one of the people who was scolded was her boyfriend. The proposal would have been the ultimate time to break out the bottle of prosecco, and pour a glass for everyone, but we were never offered any, nor limoncello. Just odd. Pretty certain the captain was having a bad day, and I truly hope that this is not how he behaves regularly, but ultimately, we shouldn’t be walking away having paid full price for an experience we didn’t have the benefit of receiving. I don’t want to forget to mention that the only sight we saw was the “famous rocks” which is what the captain called them, it just wasn’t a tour. It was a very short boat ride, to anchor and swim, and return to port. The boat was beautiful, but overall it was an uncomfortable experience. I wanted the prosecco and limoncello, but we were just too uncomfortable to ask for it—and we should not have had to ask for an included amenity.