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Ferries, funicular, island minibuses, boat departures — Capri runs on timetables that change with the season and the sea. We handle all of it, so your only job is to look around.
Island of Capri · Bay of Naples
The Faraglioni, the Blue Grotto and the island's hidden corners — explored at an easy pace, with a licensed local guide who plans everything for you.
Why Capri
Capri looks tiny on the map, yet most first-time visitors leave having seen only the crowded Piazzetta. The real island — the quiet lanes of Anacapri, the lemon-scented walk to the Arco Naturale, the perfect moment to sail past the Faraglioni when the light turns the sea electric blue — takes local knowledge to find.
Our guided tours of Capri are built around that knowledge. A licensed guide meets you at the port, the ferry crossing and island transport are already arranged, and your day flows from boat to belvedere without a single queue you didn't expect.
Whether you join a small-group day tour from Naples or Sorrento or book a fully private itinerary, you'll see more of Capri in one day than most visitors manage in two — and you'll actually enjoy the getting around.
The Tours Shared Way
Ferries, funicular, island minibuses, boat departures — Capri runs on timetables that change with the season and the sea. We handle all of it, so your only job is to look around.
Every tour is led by a licensed guide who lives and works on the Bay of Naples. Stories of Roman emperors and 1950s film stars included; museum-voice monologues are not.
Capri's lanes are narrow and its viewpoints intimate. We keep groups small so you can hear your guide, take photos without a crowd, and ask all the questions you like.
Island Highlights
Every itinerary is shaped around the day's weather and your pace — these are the places our guests talk about long after the ferry home.
Circle the island by sea and sail beneath the three legendary limestone stacks — through the natural arch of the Faraglione di Mezzo if the captain gives the nod. The classic Capri moment, best from the water.
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When the tide allows, slip into the Grotta Azzurra by rowing boat and watch the water glow neon blue beneath you. Sea conditions decide the day — your guide always has a plan B along the wild west coast.
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The island's quieter, higher half: Axel Munthe's villa and its sphinx-guarded terrace, artisan sandal shops, and the chairlift to Monte Solaro for the best panorama in the Bay of Naples.
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Flower-filled terraces hanging over the sea, with the postcard view of the Faraglioni on one side and the impossible switchbacks of Via Krupp zigzagging down the cliff on the other.
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A gentle walk through pine woods to a Paleolithic arch framing the bluest cove on the island. The favourite stop of guests who thought they'd already seen Capri's best view.
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Ride the funicular up from Marina Grande to the world's most famous little square. Your guide knows which lanes lead away from the crowds — and which café terrace earns its espresso price.
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A Day on Capri
A relaxed rhythm, refined over thirteen seasons of island days. Times flex with ferries and weather — the flow stays the same.
Meet your guide at the port; tickets are already in hand. The hydrofoil crossing takes 25–50 minutes — Vesuvius behind you, Capri growing on the horizon.
Grottoes, cliffs and the Faraglioni from sea level, with a stop at the Blue Grotto when conditions allow.
Funicular to the Piazzetta, a guided stroll through designer lanes and medieval alleys, then the famous gardens overlooking Via Krupp.
Your guide points you to trattorias locals actually use — ravioli capresi, lemon granita, a glass of Falanghina with a view.
Minibus up the cliff road to the island's peaceful upper town, Villa San Michele, and the chairlift to Capri's highest point.
Back to Marina Grande with time for a last gelato before the crossing home — sun-tired, salt-flecked, phone full.
"Capri is not a place you visit. It is a place that, for one bright day, lets you believe you live there."
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Good to Know
April–June and September–October offer warm seas and lighter crowds. July and August are gorgeous but busy — book early. Even winter has its charm, with the island almost to yourself.
Ferries and hydrofoils run from Naples Molo Beverello (~50 min) and Sorrento (~25 min). On our tours, crossings are pre-arranged and your guide travels with you or meets you at Marina Grande.
Comfortable shoes for stone lanes, a swimsuit in summer, sun protection, and a light layer for the boat. Leave the suitcase at your hotel — Capri rewards travelling light.
The funicular and minibuses remove most of the climbing. Tell us about mobility needs when booking and we'll shape walking distances and rest stops around your group.
Questions
Capri is reached by ferry or hydrofoil from Naples (Molo Beverello, about 50 minutes) or Sorrento (about 25 minutes). On our guided Capri tours we plan the crossing for you and your guide meets you at Marina Grande, so you never have to work out timetables on your own.
Whenever sea and tide conditions allow, the Blue Grotto can be included as part of the boat itinerary. Entry is by small rowing boat and depends on the weather on the day, so we always plan a stunning alternative along the coastline in case the grotto is closed.
A typical guided day tour of Capri lasts 8 to 9 hours door-to-door, including the ferry crossing, a boat trip around the island, free time in Capri town and a visit to Anacapri. Private itineraries can be made shorter or longer on request.
Yes — one day is enough to see the island's highlights with a guide. Departing from Naples or Sorrento in the morning, you can circle the island by boat, see the Faraglioni, ride up to Capri town, visit the Gardens of Augustus and still have time for Anacapri before the return ferry.
Large parts of Capri are walkable at an easy pace, and the funicular and minibuses remove most of the climbing. Tell us about any mobility needs when you book and we will shape the itinerary — boarding points, walking distances and rest stops — around your group.
All Capri tours are booked on our main website, toursshared.com, where you can check live availability and reserve online in minutes. You can also call our Naples office at +39 081 593 42 20 or our Rome office at +39 06 5655 6987 and we will arrange everything by phone.
Ready When You Are
Live availability, instant confirmation and a licensed local guide waiting at the port. Booking takes two minutes on our main site.