Full-Day Capri Boat Tour with Free Time on the Island

The captain of The Robama (our boat) was so knowledgeable, kind, helpful and a joy to have. Our boat had several couples from the States and a couple from Australia. We felt like we belonged first thing even before getting on the boat. The attention to detail about where to park, where to meet and times was given to us in plenty of time with easy instructions. Our boat was beautiful, clean, comfortable and easy to navigate. We stopped a few times to really enjoy the sights on the water. Our experience swimming in the Mediterranean Sea was so amazing. Our captain even took our pictures for us on the boat as we were moving and even while we were swimming. I recommend this and would do it again. Thank you for making us feel like family and for entertaining us with your knowledge.

What an amazing day circumnavigating Capri, lots of caves, lots of swims & a stop off for a restaurant on the way home

Picked us up right from the dock in Praino which was very convenient. We had a beautiful boat ride around the island of Capri before getting dropped off for three hours of exploring time on our own. We were able to do the blue grotto and several other people on our tour did other activities. There was a part of the trip where we were able to get off the boat and swim! Plenty of beverages on board as well as a bathroom. Tour guide was not overwhelming with information, which we appreciated!!!!!!! Great experience.

Just want to take a moment to say that Positano Boats is a great tour operator. I made inquiries w/ a bunch of options but Paola was extremely responsive via email and clear about the details and cost. We booked a full-day private tour to Capri from Praiano on the brand new Zeus boat (amazing vessel) w/ Franco who was an excellent, knowledgable, safe skipper. We had a max capacity inter generational family so a lot of opinions and preferences to handle and Franco took it all in stride. We stopped briefly in Li Galli for photos before moving fast to Capri where we went counterclockwise around the island, stopping for a great swim past Marina Grande where it was safe for the kids (there can be a lot of traffic and many not-so-qualified captains to content w/) and then past Blue Grotto which as Franco said was hilariously overcrowded to the south side of the island where we saw the much chiller grottos before stopping at our main destination, Marina Piccola, for lunch which was simply amazing. Could have hung out there for days. Franco made arrangement w/ the restaurant to take us ashore where we ate, swam, and explored before heading to the Faragolini for group photos. The boats was big and fast with a large swim platform and actual side decks which made it easy for kids and grandparents to move around safely. Plenty of drinks for the long, hot day and not cheap but you get what you pay for and the I think they provide a great value overall. If you’re going to the Amalfi coast I recommend spending a bit to get away from the crowds in town and seeing some incredible things only accessible via the water.