Boat Tour Around Capri

The Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) is Capri's most famous attraction. Small rowing boats ferry passengers through a tiny opening into a cathedral-like cave where sunlight refracting through an underwater window creates an electric-blue glow. Entry depends on sea conditions and is available April to October. Browse all our Capri tours for details.

After the circumnavigation, most tours include a swimming stop at one of Capri's secluded bays and two to three hours of free time on the island. Take the funicular to the Piazzetta, walk to the Gardens of Augustus or ride the chairlift to Monte Solaro for panoramic views. Need accommodation? Sorrento holiday apartments or Positano homes.

BlueKeys offers both group tours (8–12 guests) and private charters that give you full control over the itinerary. Combine your Capri tour with a day trip guide or a sunset cruise on the way back for an unforgettable day on the water.

Bring high-SPF sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a light jacket for the crossing and comfortable shoes for exploring Capri town. If you are sensitive to motion, take seasickness medication before the open-water crossing. The best months for a Capri boat tour are May, June and September — fewer queues at the Blue Grotto and pleasant temperatures for swimming.

Group tours (8–12 guests) start from around €85 per person for a full-day trip including island time — an affordable way to experience Capri from the sea. Private charters start from €600 and let you linger at your favourite spots, skip crowded areas or add a lunch reservation at a waterfront restaurant. The extra cost buys complete flexibility.

Every BlueKeys Capri boat is licensed, annually inspected and equipped with life jackets, fire extinguisher and first-aid kit. Our skippers respect speed limits around the island's marine park, avoid anchoring on protected seabeds and use eco-friendly products on board. Responsible tourism helps preserve Capri's legendary waters for future visitors.