Excursion d'une journée en bateau en petit groupe Capri Blue Grotto au départ de Sorrente
Description
Le circuit parfait pour découvrir Capri au petit matin et éviter les pics de foule de l"île. Votre voyage commence par une croisière panoramique le long de la superbe côte de Sorrente, où vous admirerez le charmant village de pêcheurs de Marina Grande et les vestiges d'une ancienne villa romaine datant du 1er siècle avant J.-C. À votre arrivée à Capri, vous vous dirigerez directement vers la célèbre grotte bleue. Veuillez noter que la visite de la grotte bleue est soumise aux conditions météorologiques et à la marée haute. Préparez-vous à découvrir les points forts côtiers les plus emblématiques de Capri depuis la mer : les légendaires Faraglioni, la grotte verte, la grotte blanche et le phare historique de Punta Carena. Profitez d'arrêts de baignade rafraîchissants dans des eaux cristallines et d'environ trois heures de temps libre sur l'île pour explorer Capri à votre rythme. Le retour à Sorrente est prévu vers 15h15. Veuillez noter : l’itinéraire proposé par Viator n’est pas fixe et peut varier en fonction des conditions de mer et des décisions du capitaine.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Au départ du port de Sorrente, naviguez le long du littoral de Sorrente
Passez par le charmant village de pêcheurs de Marina Grande
Passez devant une ancienne villa romaine datant du Ier siècle av.
Ce circuit vous permettra de visiter la Grotte Bleue dès votre arrivée sur Capri, évitant ainsi les temps d'attente. La visite dépend de la météo/conditions de mer.
Passez par l'un des plus vieux phares d'Italie, d'où vous pourrez voir l'ancien chemin des forts Bourbon.
La grotte verte, classée par les spéléologues comme secondaire (c'est-à-dire produite, en raison de phénomènes destructeurs, après la formation de la roche mère), est composée de la plus ancienne roche sédimentaire de Capri, la dolomie.
Passez par les légendaires rochers Faraglioni. Arrêtez-vous pour prendre des photos souvenirs.
Vous pouvez voir, parmi les roches calcaires blanches, le fort contraste entre la lumière de la grotte et le bleu de la mer, rendant ce lieu surréaliste aussi grâce aux stalactites et stalagmites épaisses et suggestives.
Débarquement sur l'île. Visitez les principales attractions de Capri : la place principale (La Piazzetta), la Via Camerelle (la rue la plus célèbre de Capri pour shopping dans les boutiques de marques internationales) et les jardins Augustus.
Arrêtez-vous pour nager. Selon la saison, il y aura deux arrêts pour la baignade (avant et après la visite à pied de l'île) d'environ 20 à 30 minutes chacun, ou un arrêt unique (après la visite à pied de l'île) d'environ 45 à 50 minutes.
Retour à Sorrente. Débarquement au port de Sorrente vers 15h15
Points forts
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Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Dans le cas où la Grotte Bleue est fermée en raison de conditions météorologiques défavorables ou de marée haute, nous offrirons à nos clients du temps supplémentaire sur l'île ou un arrêt de baignade plus long (cela sera convenu directement à bord avec notre capitaine).
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Great day! Full day filled with boat tour around the entire island of Capri stopping at all of the tourist highlights including Blue Grotto. Tour guide was great and friendly, offering to take pictures and get us drinks. Definitely go in the early morning to avoid lines at Blue Grotto and transportation on Capri. Highly recommend!
This was awesome! The boat ride was great, as was the swimming. You do have to transfer to smaller boats to see the blue grotto, and to go onto Capri. If you have any issues with your legs, this trip is not for you.
Vincenzio and Paola were fantastic! They explained the sights and made it a fun experience for everyone. We were able to go in the Blue Grotto and swim in the clear waters. Great day all around!
This boat tour is some of the best money we spent on our trip, what a great day! From how nice our boat was, to how it let us to experience the beauty of Capri, and finally the knowledge and energy our captain and guide brought to the table. We had a blast from the minute we got on the boat. Sergio and David were experienced, knowledgeable, and so fun. They knew everywhere to take us for the best views and little coves/caves. They made great recommendations of how to spend our time in Capri and gave thorough instructions for pick up at the marina. We came back to a beautiful platter of fresh cut fruit and beverages for all including Prosecco, peroni, water, and soda. We had a great time swimming and listening to music. We finished our tour with a trip to the blue grotto. It definitely exceeded my expectations! It was awesome. Again and again Sergio and David’s knowledge and knowing the locals paid off. We had so much fun and saw the entire island. 10 out of 10!
The boat tour to Capri & the Blue Grotto was really nice. Our boat driver, Alessandro, was great. He was funny & very personable. Unfortunately due to weather conditions we couldn’t go into the blue grotto but Alessandro did his best to try to make up for that by driving around the island & showing us more things. Also allowing more time for swimming off of the island. It was nice to see Capri & we had ample time to see the highlights of the island & take pics.
Be careful with all the hidden costs! There's a "service charge" that you must pay to enter the boat (15 euros). The skipper is very vocal about his expectation on tipping. He literally tells everyone that you must pay 20 euros tip per person, 40 euros per couple. (On top of the 15 euros service charge) The blue grotto cost an additional 18 euros per person (for a 3min visit in a row boat) and you are also expected to pay a tip of no less than 10 euros to the row boat person on top of that. Once you get to the island, if you want to visit Anacapri, the taxi costs 40 each way, or 25 euros for the bus shuttle. There are signs everywhere on the island that it's prohibited to sit on the ground or on steps. And there are very few benches (all of them in the sun) basically forcing you to take a table at a restaurant for a very expensive price. A can of coke costs 6 euros. It's a tourist trap. I'd not recommend.
It is an indestructible paradise!!! Davide and Sergio animated the walk too!!!
We had an incredible day. Our guide, Lucio, was very friendly, made us laugh, and ensured we all had a blast.
We had a great experience with the captain and his assistant. Very friendly and knowledgeable. We were able to go in the blue grotto. At the grotto be aware that the boatmen are extremely aggressive about getting tipped a lot and in cash. He chastised us for giving him an 8 euro tip (we gave him more, but should not have). We were one of the first boats there. Saw the other grottos, swam, and enjoyed Capri for 3 hours.
The tour around Capri was very beautiful. However, the Blue Grotto is a rip-off. All in all, you pay 80 euros for 5 minutes in the Blue Grotto for two people, with a bit of tip, which is relatively firmly demanded there. What we also do not appreciate is the "recommendation" for a specific restaurant, which is then completely overpriced.
