
Participants will be picked up at a designated meeting point in Amalfi and transferred by minivan or minibus to the port in the Sorrento area. After the shuttle service to the embarkation port, the group will sail to Capri, viewing the Cala di Mitigliano and Punta Campanella along the Sorrento Coast, including its ancient watchtower. Upon reaching Capri, highlights include the leap of Tiberius, Villa Jovis, and the three grottoes: Coral, White, and Green. The tour continues to the Faraglioni and features the natural arch of Capri and Villa Malaparte, followed by a swimming stop. Participants will then have approximately 3 to 4 hours of free time on the island. The return trip will conclude in the late afternoon with a transfer back to the meeting point at Flavio Gioia Square in Amalfi.
The excursion will start with a convenient pick-up from our meeting point near Piazza Flavio Gioia in Amalfi center where our driver will pick up and take you to the port of embarkation (about 1h30min per way)
The Natural Arch is a rock formation of paleolithic age, 12 meters wide and almost 20 meters high, and due to the atmospheric agents and geological processes that have affected the island in the past, has acquired a curious shape of an arch.
The Faraglioni of Capri are three rocky peaks located to the south-east of the island, famous all over the world thanks to the evocative and historical panorama offered by the Gardens of Augustus.
Seaside village of Capri is famous for its restaurants on the sea and where you can get off the boat to swim or snorkel in peace
the second in Italy for importance and luminous power, on the rocky promontory called Punta Carena!
Free time to visit the center of Capri: Piazza Umberto I, better known as the Piazzetta, is a surprisingly small square enclosed inside ancient buildings and dominated by the Monte Solaro ... the Piazzetta is the heart of the social life caprese, known as the "World Salon" (the world lounge)
The Grotta Bianca ("white cave") is a sea cave located on the island of Capri. It derives its name from white incrustations of calcareous matter upon its sides, and from clusters of white stalactites which hang from the roof and fringe the entrance. The cave faces east and is situated near the Punta della Chiavica.
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