Yacht charter
Last updated on 2 March 2024
On the Sorrento peninsula, in the Bay of Naples, Capri is known to vacationers as one of the most beautiful vacation spots in Italy. With its beautiful natural landscapes, a climate very typical of the small Mediterranean islands, and a history going back thousands of years, the island has many assets that contribute to its unique charm. Around the island, a yacht charter to Capri will allow you to enjoy the beautiful surrounding landscapes.
At certain times of the year, the island is literally overrun, but you can take these paths along the sides of the steep hills in the morning or early evening to the « calas » which are small, quiet bays with superb beaches hauled in alongside the boat. Di Mezzo, di Matermania, del Rio and del Lupinaro are particularly recommended. Along the 17 kilometers of coastline that make up the destination, you will also discoveralso discover other marvels such as the Marina Piccola, the Marina Grande, the Grotta Azzurra, the Tragara belvedere and the two rocks that emerge from the sea – the stacks – the symbols of Capri.
For history and architecture enthusiasts, Capri is full of unmissable treasures, including the Malaparte and San Michele villas, the Gardens of Augustus, the Church of Santa Sofia, the Cathedral of San Stefano and the Port of Marina Grande.
it should be noted that the famous archaeological site of Pompeii is only 49 kilometers from the center of Capri.
A day in Capri
When you set foot on Capri, the first thing you notice is its nature. Enigmatic, green and relaxing, its nature is an invitation to hike and discover breathtaking views. by foot, by bike and, why not, in a camper van, take the time to tour the island and discover its most beautiful natural attractions.
Several sailing itineraries are available to you, along the coasts, through the gardens or up to the highest peak on the island. The most daring will tackle Mount Solaro, which rises to over 589 meters above sea level from Anacapri. Reach the summit by cable car, departing from Piazza Vittoria, where you will be treated to a breathtaking view of the entire island. The return trip will be on foot, so you can enjoy a breath of fresh air.
For a more exotic touch to your walking excursion, choose the coastal path, which winds along the south-eastern coast of Capri. Allow a good two hours from the town of Capri to complete this sailing itinerary. This walk will take you through the woods and will lead you to a number of places of interest such as the Villa Malaparte, the Grotta di Matermania, the port of Tragara and, of course, the Faraglioni. The Gardens of Augustus will delight budding botanists, who will be able to observe the different varieties of plants growing on the island. Built on terraces at the beginning of the 20th century, these gardens also offer a remarkable view of the Faraglioni and Mount Solaro.
Want to continue your discovery of Capri by the sea? Your starting point will be the Marina Grande for a tour of the island by sailboat. It will be a relaxing and entertaining way to discover its secluded beaches and numerous mysterious caves. A brief historical interlude awaits you in the southwest of the island, where the Punta Carena lighthouse, built in 1867, stands.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 1 639 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $20,294 |
| Minimum weekly price | $787 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,042,913 |