Amazing Private Boat Tour!!! He stopped us at all different caves! We paid $300.00 but it was worth…read moreevery penny!!! He also stopped us in Amalfi bc my husband was getting a little motion sickness I took lots of photos and videos and it was an overall amazing experience I recommended everyone to take a tour!!

Awesome tour, great staff, and beautiful sights. Other reviews complain about rough conditions, but…read moreto me that comes with the territory. Conditions in the sea can turn on a dime; if you don't line choppy water, don't take boat tours...simple as that. These guys are the best; we had a great experience.

amazing time with our captain He showed all us the major…read moresites and so much more. Made our day on the water magical - we ate, swam & watched the sun set on the boat. Would recommend to everyone to experience a day on the Ocean, yacht watching, swimming and enjoying all the amazing grotto's around this incredible island. Colella Family

Wendy & Stefano are simply amazing. The day we were scheduled to set sail around Capri it was bad…read moreweather so Stefano called our hotel and left word with the front desk that we should reschedule. We called him back and he said he would make sure we were able to sail around Capri and he checked in with us EVERYDAY. It was time for us to leave to Positano but we actually came back on our 2nd to last day in Italy to take our trip! Marco was our tour guide/boat captain and he is great! He's young, I forgot what he said around 23/24 but he's fantastic and super knowledgable. He somehow convinced my normally reserved husband to jump off the cliff into the water. It was such a memorable moment!! We did the private tour which was right around 4 hours. The boat had clean towels, prosecco, water, soda and we had brought some snacks for ourselves. Bring sunscreen & a hat! Capri Whales is located by the marina when you get off your ferry from Naples/Positano/Wherever. They have a cute dog name CJ and he is usually sitting outside. If you are afraid of the language barrier, Wendy and her family are actually from CT so she speaks english perfectly.

Compromised of 13 town and villages, this region was originally a maritime power between the 9th…read moreand 13th centuries, with notable merchant families and political affluence prevalent. Over centuries as their power waned, the sites became fishing hamlets and subsequently now tourism destinations due to the scenic beauty of their natural landscapes. These mostly quaint municipalities are: Amalfi, Atrani, Cetara, Conca de' Marini, Furore, Maiori, Minori, Positano, Praiano, Ravello, Scala, Tramonti, and Vietri sul Mare. Many are located along the water, others like Ravello, Tramonti, and Furore, are perched on the slopes of the Lattari Mountains, and to reach them you need to take public or private transport up the winding and narrow cliffside roads. Personally, my recommendation is to pass on driving yourself, unless you like tackling these types of harrowing driving terrains. Parking is not easy to find and many town centers are pedestrian only so you have to get out and walk anyways. For the coastside towns, travel by ferry is a more convenient and lovely way to see the waterfronts and mountains. The unique topography of the cliffside towns led to cultivation of lemons, citrus and vineyards, which have become synonymous with the region, and during the warmer months you will see citrus and especially lemons everywhere! EVERYWHERE. Walking down the street in Sorrento, after a whiff of motorcycle engine exhaust, the breeze carries a lemon scent when you walk close to one of what feels like hundreds of lemon orchards - in public parks, private gardens and sometimes just randomly along the street. Shops carry fresh lemons the size of grapefruits and I even saw one the size of my head (no exaggeration, see pic!) and every type of lemon souvenir you could imagine under the sun, edible and non-edible. Of course local cuisine incorporates lemons into their dishes too! Amazing food can be enjoyed at many restaurants here, though I've mentioned in separate reviews, these will be pricier than your average Italian city/town. You certainly pay for the views and there's a never-ending slew of spots to catch a breathtaking panorama. And speaking of a panoramic views, if you're into hiking, Il Sentiero degli Dei (the Path of the Gods) is a moderate trail that winds around the higher vantage points connecting Agerola to Positano, with...you guessed it...stellar viewpoints along the way. For more info: https://www.positano.com/en/p/amalfi-coast

Oh hello Italy ! I have arrived and I am in pure heaven on my bucket list destination…read more It was a wild ride to get here but now that we are here , I cannot wait to enjoy a few days in this absolutely stunning city. The private boat arriving into the most beautiful coastlines I've ever seen. Weather is warm and perfect for a walk around or laying in the sun . Stay tuned as I explore restaurants and our hotel !

From the owner: Trentaremi è un'organizzazione specializzata nella promozione turistica del Sud Italia. Le nostre…read moreguide vi porteranno alla scoperta di meravigliose città come Napoli e di siti archeologici tra cui Pompei, Paestum e Nora. Con esperti escursionisti percorrerete i trekking favolosi come gli itinerari sul Vesuvio, il Sentiero degli Dei o il Selvaggio Blu del Sud Sardegna, farete immersioni in Penisola Sorrentina e solcherete con i kayak i mari di Posillipo e della Sella del Diavolo. I protagonisti dei nostri tour sono pescatori, contadini, vignaioli, artigiani e abitanti del luogo che aprono le porte del loro mondo per farci vivere esperienze indimenticabili.

Great day on the Principe! Grazie Gianluca for a great day! We highly recommend using Amalfi…read moreSails!

After taking the earliest ferry from Positano to Capri, my husband had already settled on Laser…read moreCapri as the place to buy tickets to see the Grotto Azzurra, aka the Blue Grotto. Even for 10am, it was still quite busy on the dock. We should have stayed on the island of Capri. We paid €18 per person and were told which dock to wait at. Easy process to board the boat. There was a decent amount of people onboard, with an entertaining navigator who made many "interesting" jokes throughout the tour. Apparently it was his first time sailing solo, and I thought he did a good job. We went around the whole island of Capri, in awe at its stunning beauty. Pictures don't do it justice, but I attempted taking videos anyways. Finally we came upon the Blue Grotto (last stop) where it was insanely crowded at high tide... too busy to actually go in. The second half of our ticket was to get on ANOTHER boat for the Blue Grotto tour, which wasn't communicated to us until we were actually looking at the landmark. Kinda frustrating since we went through all this trouble. We didn't feel like waiting 3-4 hours to MAYBE get into the Blue Grotto. Instead we did other tourist things and told ourselves we'd stay on Capri next time and spend more time exploring the island. Everything is absolutely beautiful, and we had a positive experience. It was just blindsiding NOT to do the tour we were looking forward to all week!