Capri: Caves Beaches Snorkeling & Free Time On The Island

The stop at Li Galli Island is one of the most evocative moments of the entire boat experience.

We will arrive in front of this small private archipelago, famous for its incredibly clear waters, with shades ranging from turquoise to deep blue. Here we’ll stop for a swim in a calm, sheltered stretch of sea, ideal even for guests who are not used to swimming in open water.

Swimming at Li Galli feels almost unreal: the seabed is visible right from the surface, the atmosphere is peaceful, and you truly feel far away from everything. Those who prefer can simply relax on board, sunbathe, and enjoy the unique view of the island, linked to the ancient legends of the sirens.

It’s a stop designed to slow down, cool off, and experience one of the most exclusive and iconic spots along the Amalfi Coast.

The visit to the White Grotto of Capri is a fascinating experience and quite different from the island’s more famous caves.

We will reach the grotto by boat, cruising along Capri’s towering cliffs, and enter this unique natural setting, known for its brilliant white limestone walls that reflect the sunlight and create stunning light effects. The interior is spacious and evocative, with rock formations shaped by the sea over centuries.

During the stop, you’ll have time to admire the grotto from inside the boat and take incredible photos, enjoying a moment of pure calm and beauty.

It’s a special opportunity to discover a more authentic and less crowded side of Capri, immersed in the island’s timeless natural beauty.

The Green Grotto is one of the most surprising stops along the coast of Capri.

We will approach this natural sea cave by boat, famous for the intense emerald-green color of its water, created by sunlight reflecting through the entrance. The effect is immediate and spectacular, giving the grotto an almost magical atmosphere.

From inside the boat, you’ll be able to admire the light reflections on the rocky walls, take striking photos, and enjoy this hidden corner of the island, away from the crowds.

It’s a short but memorable stop, perfect for appreciating one of Capri’s most fascinating natural phenomena.

The Red Grotto, also known as the Coral Grotto, is one of the most unique and lesser-known caves of Capri.

The grotto gets its name from the reddish and orange hues of its rocky walls, which take on warm, intense tones when sunlight enters. This play of colors creates a truly evocative atmosphere, very different from the other caves on the island.

Accessible only by sea, the Red Grotto can be admired directly from the boat, allowing visitors to closely observe the rock formations and the natural reflections that make this place so special.

It’s a fascinating stop for those who want to discover the more authentic and hidden side of Capri, away from the busiest paths.

The Faraglioni are undoubtedly the most iconic symbol of Capri and one of the most spectacular sights along the Amalfi Coast.

These three massive rock stacks rise from the crystal-clear sea, shaped over centuries by the wind and waves. Each has its own name: Stella, the closest to the coast; Faraglione di Mezzo, famous for its natural arch that boats can pass through; and Scopolo, the tallest and farthest, towering majestically over the sea.

Approaching the Faraglioni by boat allows you to admire the cliffs from unique perspectives, observe the contrast between the sheer rocks and the turquoise water, and capture unforgettable photos. Viewed from the water, their grandeur and majesty are striking—a true symbol of Capri’s wild and natural beauty.

The stop at Capri will be a special moment to explore this famous island in all its beauty, even within the limited time of about an hour and a half.

During the stop, you can get off the boat and stroll through Capri’s charming streets, admiring the elegant boutiques, lively squares, and scenic views that have made the island famous worldwide. You’ll experience the typical Capri atmosphere, with the scents of flowers, the colors of the houses, and the bustling cafés and shops.

You can choose to explore the Piazzetta, the island’s vibrant heart, or walk along panoramic paths offering breathtaking views of the sea and the Faraglioni. It’s also a perfect opportunity to take unforgettable photos and enjoy some free time before returning to the boat.

This short stop allows you to experience the essence of Capri, even in a limited time, combining relaxation, shopping, and postcard-perfect views.