Capri e Sorrento experience

The tour includes the following stops:

The first stop is the Faraglioni, they are three rocks that emerge from the sea a short distance from the coast of Capri. They are one of the symbols of the island and offer a unique natural spectacle. You can pass under the arch of the middle faraglione and take memorable photos.

The second stop is the White Cave, a sea cave that owes its name to the white color of the walls, due to the reflections of sunlight. Inside the cave there is a statue of the Madonna, which according to legend was brought there by a fisherman.

The third stop is Villa Malaparte, a red house built on a spur of rock overlooking the sea. It was designed by the architect Adalberto Libera for the writer Curzio Malaparte, who set his novel “The Skin” there. The villa is considered a masterpiece of modern architecture and can be visited only by reservation.

The fourth stop is Red Cave, a sea cave that owes its name to the red color of the algae that cover it. It is located near the tip of Massullo and can be reached only by boat. Inside the cave a magical atmosphere is created, thanks to the play of light and water reflections.

After exploring the wonders of Capri, the tour continues towards Sorrento, where you can enjoy other natural and historical beauties:

The fifth stop is Cala di Mitigliano, a small bay hidden among the rocks, reachable only on foot or by boat. Here you can swim in crystal clear water and relax on the pebble beach. The cove is surrounded by lush vegetation and offers a panoramic view of the Gulf of Naples.

The sixth stop is Pignatella Beach, a sandy and gravel beach, located between the municipalities of Massa Lubrense and Sorrento. It is one of the widest and most popular beaches in the area, equipped with services and facilities. Here you can practice various water sports, such as snorkeling, kayak and windsurfing.

The seventh stop is Bagni Regina Giovanna, they are the remains of a Roman villa from the 1st century BC, overlooking a natural pool formed by the sea. The villa was owned by Empress Agrippina, mother of Nero, and according to tradition hosted her orgies. Today the baths are a suggestive and romantic place, where you can admire the archaeological remains and swim in clear and transparent water.

The eighth stop is Marina Grande, the historic port of Sorrento, where you can find the typical boats of fishermen and fish restaurants. Here you can taste local cuisine and authentic atmosphere of city Marina Grande is also starting point for excursions to islands of gulf such as Ischia and Procida

Ninth stop is Marina Piccola modern port of Sorrento where cruise ships and ferries dock Here you can find all services you need for your stay such as shops banks tourist offices car rental. Marina Piccola also ideal place for shopping having fun in Sorrento’s nightlife.

Tour ends with return to Castellammare di Stabia.