Free cancellation is available up to 7 full days before the scheduled start time of the service (local time). After this deadline, a 100% payment of the cost of the service is required.

The Blue Grotto is optional and not included in the tour price. Access isn't guaranteed because the grotto closes during rough seas or strong winds, conditions that can change throughout the day. During high season, waiting times to enter can exceed 2 hours due to the high number of visitors. If you want to visit, you'll need to pay the ticket at the entrance.

In case of rough seas or adverse weather conditions, the operator may decide to cancel or postpone the tour for safety reasons. You'll be contacted in advance and offered the option to move your booking to another available date or receive a full refund. Passenger safety is always the priority.

Yes, all boats come with a bathroom and a changing cabin on board, though the exact amenities vary depending on which boat you select at booking. Either way, this sets them apart from more basic options like open gozzi or tenders, which typically have no onboard facilities.

Time ashore is agreed with the skipper, so there is some flexibility. Landing at Marina Grande involves a fixed dock fee of €100 per boat. From there, the center of Capri is a 6-minute funicular ride or a 15-minute taxi ride, though in peak season, wait times can exceed an hour. With 2 hours ashore, you can reach the Piazzetta or have lunch at the port; for Anacapri or longer walks, 2 hours is not enough, and an overnight stay on the island is worth considering.

Departure is available from four points: Capri (Marina Grande), Positano, Sorrento, and Massa Lubrense. You choose at booking. If you're leaving from Sorrento, there's a €20 embarkation fee per boat. As a general rule, picking the departure point closest to where you're staying means less time in transit and more time around the island.

The tour works well for families with children who are comfortable in open water for several hours. The boat has a bathroom, a changing cabin, and a covered area for shade and rest. Anyone prone to seasickness should check the weather and sea conditions before booking.

Yes, swimming stops are a core part of the experience. The boat anchors in some of the clearest coves along Capri's coastline, and towels and snorkeling gear are already on board, included in the price. The number and length of stops depend on sea conditions and your group's preferences. Since the boat is private, you can work it out with the skipper on the day.