Capri without a boat is half of Capri. The Faraglioni lap, lunch at Fontelina with the tender waiting, and the Amalfi run — Positano, Nerano, li Galli — make this the Mediterranean’s most cinematic day on the water.
*High-season guide for a 20–25 m day boat, plus fuel and APA — your dates quoted exactly.
The island lap
Round the Faraglioni close enough to touch, the Grotta Azzurra queue skipped entirely
from the water, and lunch where the boats raft up:
La Fontelina or
Il Riccio, both properly reached by tender. Dinner
ashore at Anema e Core closes it the Capri
way.
The Amalfi run
The full day crosses to the mainland coast: Nerano for lunch — the zucchini
pasta pilgrimage — Positano’s amphitheatre from the sea, li Galli’s
islets for the last swim. It is the single best argument for the
25–30 m class: fast enough to do it
all, comfortable enough to nap home.
How much does yacht hire in Capri the Amalfi Coast cost?
High-season guide for a 20–25 m day boat: €5,000–9,000 a day plus fuel and APA. Larger yachts and full weeks are quoted per itinerary — one clear figure, with berthing, fuel and crew gratuity itemised before you commit.
Are the boats crewed?
Always — skipper and crew as standard, chef and hostess on the larger boats. You step on and off; everything in between is handled.
Can you book the tables and beach clubs around the boat?
That is the point of one desk: the daybeds, lunches and nights around your Capri the Amalfi Coast charter are held by the same concierge that books the boat — see the venues we cover and ask for the day as one plan.
