D'un bout à l'autre de la côte de Capri : excursion en bateau avec visite facultative de la Grotte Bleue
Description
Laissez-vous envoûter par les beautés du littoral de Capri... Au cours de cette excursion, vous serez émerveillés par les superbes panoramas qu'offrent les grottes Blanche et Verte, les Faraglioni et les nombreuses falaises qui bordent la côte. Ces grottes vous surprendront par leurs jeux de couleurs, à l'instar de la plus célèbre d'entre elles : la Grotte Bleue. Pendant la saison estivale, vous pouvez choisir d'ajouter à la visite panoramique (sans la Grotte Bleue) une halte pour vous baigner dans la baie de Marina Piccola.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
La visite commence au point de rendez-vous situé à l'agence « HP Travel », dans le port de Marina Grande, à Capri. Un assistant vous remettra un plan détaillé de l'île et vous accompagnera jusqu'à l'embarcadère.
Une fois à bord, vous longerez la côte et entrerez dans la Grotte Merveilleuse, la Grotte Blanche,
la Grotte Verte
et la plus célèbre d'entre elles, la Grotte Bleue*. *Afin d'assurer le bon déroulement de l'excursion, le bateau peut attendre au maximum 30 minutes pendant la visite de la grotte, si les conditions météorologiques en mer le permettent. Si l'attente dépasse 30 minutes, vous retournerez au port et vous aurez la possibilité de prendre un autre bateau qui vous conduira directement à la Grotte Bleue. *Si la Grotte Bleue n'est pas accessible en raison de mauvaises conditions en mer, la durée de l'excursion sera réduite à 1 heure.
Vous pourrez admirer l'arche naturelle,
la villa de Curzio Malaparte,
et le phare de Punta Carena, le deuxième plus important d'Italie.
Vous apercevrez les Faraglioni en passant sous le célèbre « Arc de l'Amour ». Le capitaine vous accompagnera dans la découverte de l'île et vous fournira toutes les informations nécessaires pour mieux connaître les beautés de Capri.
À la fin de la visite, vous reviendrez au point de départ.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
- Le transfert n'est pas compris ; nous retrouverons le client au point de départ
- Si la Grotte Bleue est fermée en raison de mauvaises conditions en mer, la visite ne durera qu'une heure.
- La Grotte Bleue est un musée national ; à ce titre, personne d'autre qu'elle ne peut vendre de billets.
- Pendant la saison hivernale (du 1er octobre au 31 mars), le point de rendez-vous se trouve à la billetterie de Laser Capri, Via Cristoforo Colombo 69.
- Le temps d'attente à la Grotte Bleue peut aller jusqu'à deux heures
- Il faut fournir des masques aux voyageurs.
- Les voyageurs seront soumis à un contrôle de température.
- À bord, la distance de sécurité d'un mètre sera respectée.
- Le nettoyage sera assuré à la fin de chaque service.
Avis(761)
Not bad, we went around the island and saw the major rock formations that are famous while the guide gave some background info but due to the ferry being so big, we couldn’t get close to the rocks like smaller boats were so that was disappointing as I thought this was a small group tour on a smaller boat.
Loved the tour. Lots to see from sea level . Entertaining commentary. Great photos. Take the Monte Solero chair lift to have the view from the top.
It was a beautiful boat ride. But the tour operators only did part of the tour in English, so we didn’t understand it all. Also, when passing the Blue Grotto they told us it was closed but people were going in. I don’t think they wanted to stop. This was disappointing.
Everything well organized. The guide Marco was very professional!
Would give zero if there was an option. Be careful. We booked Capri coast to coast tour with stop at Blue Grotto through Viator. When we reached their about 30 minutes early for 10.30am tour, they gave us the vouchers and said the wait is 2 hours for the blue grotto. This was very disappointing, seems like a scam. Not sure if Viator is aware of this. We had a train to catch from Sorrento, had no time to wait for more 2 hours. As such, we asked for refund, they said they cant refund and Viator will refund. This whole experience was not at all pleasant to have during a family vacation. I have to call Viator for the refund and hope will be refunded without an issue.
We had a great tour. The captain was funny and likeable. First we did the blue grotto on a smaller boat and then we embark on a bigger boat for island tour
If you are going to the Blue Grotto in Capri, the boatman will ask you for extra money, if you refuse, he gets angry and refuses to move to take photos,, it is unpleasant… the experience itself is good, just that
Very successful excursion. The captain and his crew handled this excursion very well. We are delighted with it and have good memories of it, we thank them for it. I insisted on visiting the Blue Cave, they directed me to another provider and so I took a second boat that took me there and it is a scam, €19 and 2 hours of waiting for 5 minutes of visiting.
The majority of this tour consists of the boat trip from Amalfi to Capri and back, leaving very limited time to actually explore and enjoy Capri. While the scenery along the coast is beautiful, the boat ride often felt uncomfortable due to the high speed, even when sea conditions were relatively calm. The snorkeling stops were also disappointing, as the selected locations offered very little opportunity to observe marine life, which did not meet my expectations for this type of excursion. Given the price of the tour, I expected a more personalized and premium experience, with greater attention to guest comfort and a better balance between travel time and time spent on the island. Overall, the experience felt overpriced for the value received.
I had an amazing time here over all. I had a lovely breakfast looking out towards the boats followed by the Blue Grotto boat tour. I spotted this while out walking and the bus was just about to leave so I purchased a ticket there and then. I was informed that it is €25 for the boat, then €19 to transfer onto a rowing boat and then asked for a €10 tip. I did find this experience lovely and enjoyable but certainly pricy for about a minute looking around a cave. Afterwards I walked up to Capri to witness absolutely stunning views and beautiful stores. I couldn't leave without bringing home a couple of purchases. A very memorable experience.
