Capri & Li Galli Semi-Private Day Tour from Amalfi

Continue cruising towards Capri, passing the renowned Faraglioni rocks before reaching the island itself. Once ashore, you’ll have free time to explore Capri’s charming streets, have lunch, shop at boutiques or even visit the famous Blue Grotto.

Throughout the day, enjoy refreshing drinks and light snacks on board — including prosecco, water, and a taste of local limoncello — making this a truly luxurious and relaxed day at sea. After your time in Capri, return to the boat and head towards the exclusive Li Galli islands. Here, you can swim, snorkel, and unwind in the crystal-clear waters before heading back to Amalfi.

Capri & Li Galli Semi-Private Day Tour from Amalfi Description

Your 7-hour day trip includes:

• Semi-private boat experience

• Professional and friendly English-speaking skipper and local trip leader

• Guided boat tour around Capri’s coast

• Free time on the island (approx. 2.5 hours)

• Swimming and snorkeling time at Li Galli Islands (bring your own snorkel)

• Snacks and drinks on board

• Maximum group size of 12

This tour requires a minimum of 6 people to operate and can be cancelled if there aren't enough people. In that case, you'll be offered a refund or rescheduled tour.

Please bring €5 per person for onsite docking fees.

Set Sail from Amalfi to the Stunning Capri Coastline

Your unforgettable adventure begins at the Darsena Pier in Amalfi, where your sleek boat awaits. Greeted by your friendly English-speaking trip leader and expert skipper, you’ll raise a glass of chilled prosecco to celebrate the journey ahead. As you set sail, the vibrant Amalfi Coast unfurls before you, with dramatic cliffs, colorful fishing villages, and verdant lemon groves, setting the stage for an incredible day at sea.

With a small group of only 12 guests, this semi-private experience ensures you have plenty of space to relax, soak in the beauty around you, and savor every moment. As the boat glides through the sparkling Mediterranean waters, the island of Capri begins to rise on the horizon, offering a glimpse of its dramatic limestone cliffs and mythic beauty.

Cruise to Capri – A Glimpse into History and Nature

As you cruise along the coast, your first stop is at the Punta Carena Marine Park, a hidden gem with sapphire-blue waters and rich underwater rock formations. It’s the perfect spot for a refreshing swim or a bit of snorkeling — the visibility here is incredible! After your dip, the island of Capri looms ahead, its allure undeniable.

The ancient ruins of Tiberius' Imperial Palace come into view, reminding you that Capri was once a retreat for Roman emperors. Your guide will share tales of Tiberius and the pivotal moments that shaped the Roman Empire, adding depth to your scenic journey. Continuing along the coastline, you’ll pass some of Capri’s most famous landmarks, including the Natural Arch, Villa Curzio Malaparte perched on a cliff, and the iconic Faraglioni sea stacks. Each of these sights is best appreciated from the sea, offering a unique perspective of the island.

Explore Capri’s Unforgettable Coastline

Before docking at Marina Grande, your boat will circle the island, offering the chance to experience the rugged beauty of Capri’s coastline from the water — a view that many visitors miss. Marvel at the majestic Faraglioni rocks, pass beneath the Natural Arch, and sail by the Punta Carena lighthouse, one of Italy's oldest. There’s even time for a swim near the Faraglioni, where the turquoise waters create a breathtaking backdrop.

OOn board, enjoy light snacks as you sip on chilled prosecco or refreshing water. Take in the Mediterranean breeze, soak up the sun, and let the day unfold at a relaxed, carefree pace.

Free Time to Discover the Charm of Capri

Arriving at Marina Grande, you’ll have about 2.5 hours of free time to explore Capri at your own pace. Wander through the charming streets, visit the famous Gardens of Augustus, have lunch at a local restaurant or take a scenic funicular ride up to Capri Town, where you’ll find chic boutiques, charming cafés, and panoramic views. If you’re in the mood for a bit of adventure, your guide can help arrange a visit to the world-renowned Blue Grotto. Entry requires a small fee (€14), but it’s an experience not to be missed if the weather is right and the queue permits.

A Magical Final Swim at the Li Galli Islands

After exploring Capri, it’s time for the final stop of your journey: the legendary Li Galli Islands. This small archipelago, shrouded in myth, was once believed to be home to sirens who lured sailors to their doom. Today, the islands are privately owned, but the waters surrounding them remain as pristine as ever, offering the perfect spot for a last swim in the crystal-clear sea. Take a moment to soak in the beauty of the archipelago before the boat heads back toward Amalfi.

As you sail back to Amalfi, enjoy one last glass of prosecco or a shot of homemade limoncello, a fitting tribute to the flavors of the Amalfi Coast. Your day concludes with memories of hidden coves, dramatic cliffs, and timeless stories — the essence of Capri and the Amalfi Coast, experienced in the most magical way.