Capri & Anacapri Private Tour with Blue Grotto from Sorrento

Explore Capri with a local guide!
Arriving in the early morning on the island, your experience will be completely different from the others, ... See more

Explore Capri with a local guide!
Arriving in the early morning on the island, your experience will be completely different from the others, no crowd or lines to visit the amazing Blue Grotto and peaceful atmosphere all around you!
Explore the whole island including the beautiful intimate and pristine Anacapri that hosts the Seggiovia up to Mount Solaro and the Museum of Villa San Michele overlooking the sea
Enjoy a guided walking tour and then feel free to have a look around during your free time.
Reach together with your guide the center of Capri.
Walk along the narrow streets around the famous square, "La Piazzetta", reach the south of the island from where you can take stunning pictures of the Faraglioni Rocks and spend some free time at a leisurely pace exploring the surroundings.
Return to Sorretto by jetfoil in the afternoon.

1. Departing from Sorrento by fast jet you will reach Marina Grande in Capri. Marina Grande is the main port of the island and it's the perfect location to sip a coffe overlooking the sea!

2. Reach the entrance of the Blue Grotto by land or by sea. Arriving at early morning, no queue to enter.... this will be an unforgettable lifetime experience! Get ready to catch a paddle boat to plunge in the magical Blue light of the Cave

3. Get to visit Anacapri. It is the hill of the island of Capri infact the Ancient Greek prefix ana- means "up" or "above", signifying that Anacapri is located at a higher elevation on the island than Capri. Thanks to its position, Its beauty is more intimate and its atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing.

4. The next stop will be the center of the island: Piazza Umberto I is the most famous square of the island of Capri, Italy. The square is located in the historic center of Capri, also known as "la Piazzetta". The famous maiolica clock overlooks the little square and it's one of the most famous landmark of the island. From here, you will walk all around the island with your guide discovering insider tips, history and gossip of this so small but wordly known island.2 hours

5. Via Camerelle is the street that connects Via Tragara with the hotel Quisiana. It has a Roman origin, and in the past was probably used to store the cisterns. Nowadays it's the "Street of Fashion" and it hosts luxury boutiques as well as little artisans shops.

6. Return to the port of Marina Grande by funicolar to catch the jet to Sorrento. See less