A must if you are visiting Capri! Though if you are afraid of heights, this one may not be for you…read more It's a chairlift that is continuously moving, and it slows down a bit for you to hop on, where a moveable metal bar acts as your protection from falling out of the chair. Though I made that sound pretty terrifying, it seems relatively safe. As long as you're not shifting about while you're up there, which you probably wouldn't want to anyway. Seats are for single riders, unless you have a small child, in which case, they'll have to sit on your lap. Tickets are €11 one way or €14 round trip. But I can't imagine why you would buy a one way. Perhaps you can hike up/down? But I didn't see anyone doing that. It takes about 7 minutes each way, and we spent maybe 30 minutes at the top taking pictures/walking around. There is a little cafe at the top, and a toilet but it costs €1. If you want to see Capri from way up above, this is the thing to do!

The attitude of the very rude chair lift gate attendant totally ruined my vacation on the day. He…read morewas highly hostile. I was a 68 year old tourist quietly enjoying my trip to Italy. I was not saying or doing anything to offend anybody. Out of nowhere, with an intense hateful look he was yelling in my face in the language I do not understand. His manner was in a way as if I had violated his family . I would have given lower star rating for the experience but unfortunately one star is the lowest available.

Marina Grande is the main port of the island of Capri and at the foot of Beautiful Mount Solaro. if…read moreyou are coming to Capri by any mode ( yacht, ferry, private boat) you will get down here. Its 40 euro pp (up & down) to get here from Sorrento Port. The ride can be very aggressive. Though ferry was big, still ride was some sort of Disney ride. I would say that's not at all smooth ride that I can say. Motion sickness issues - mind it, folks. In the immediate proximity of the ferry docks, you'll find a Tourist Office, the departure point for the tour of the island, and the port authority office, behind which there are the ticket offices for all the navigational companies, and the island's buses and funicular train. The view of Capri from Port is marvelous. Beautiful colorful buildings, Monte Solaro summit covered in clouds, all make it postcard scene.

If you thought the Mollo Beverollo was confusing, try the Marina Grande on Capri. It's actually a…read morepretty big ferry terminal. We bought our tickets after we arrived and glad we did after we found out over 23,000 people visit the island every day. We got on the correct boat back but it was confusing and stressful for no reason.

This was such an amazing tour to Capri and Anacapri. Our guides were spectacular and took great…read morecare of us. Once we arrived on Capri a bus took us up and we went in the Blue Grotto, which was beautiful. From there we went up to Anacapri which had the most amazing sights. They recommended a great place for lunch and we had time to ourselves for shopping and picture taking. From there we got back on the bus and went down to Capri where we were taken on lemoncello tasting, chocolate tasting and some other goodies. From there we went to the Augustus Gardens which were absolutely beautiful. A little more shopping, back on the bus to the ferry and back to mainland with wonderful memories. Fabrizio and Dominic were extremely informative and I am absolutely certain we would not have gotten around so easily on our own nor covered as much ground. Great tour, highly recommend

We had a wonderful time with the most helpful and genuine guide Fabrizo. Would recommend for first…read moretimers in Capri

We arranged a 3 hour boat tour through a friend/travel agent. The weather was not spectacular but…read morewe headed out anyway. Michele was our captain and he was amazing! We were a little worried about the rough sea but he was very skilled. He was able to get into some cool areas that we could see other boats were avoiding, and he knew a lot of interesting facts about Capri and Anacapri. We didn't think to do this, but I would suggest bringing or requesting some Prosecco or wine for the trip....that was the only thing that was missing. We will definitely engage them again and highly recommend them!

We had the pleasure of using Capritime Tours twice on our recent trip to Italy. The owner (Rebecca)…read moreis American so there was nothing "lost in translation" as sometimes happens. We exchanged many e-mails about a walking tour and a boat tour around Capri which included a transfer to Positano. The day tour was simply spectacular. Our guide was born in Capri but educated in England and his English (and Italian of course) was impeccable. It was like touring with a history professor only there was no test at the end! We walked all through Anacapri at the top of the island visiting many fascinating churches, villas and small cafe's and specialty shops. We then took one of the many open top taxi's to the center of the island and walked all through the small cobblestone back streets and alleys seeing things you would simply never know were there without a guide. Our tour finished with an incredible lunch overlooking the sea and a list of other things to see didn't require a guide which we did over the next few days. When it came time to leave Capri we met our boat captain at the Grande Marina where he took us to the boat we had selected on-line. It was a 38' power boat with a dressing room and restroom below and a huge deck out back to enjoy the sun. We circumnavigated the island stopping at the Blue Grotto (a must see), sped under the Faraglioni where it is traditional to kiss as you pass through and then stopped at a fantastic ocean side restaurant on the way to Capri that looked like it was only accessible by boat. It was like a scene out of a movie with old Italian guys sitting around playing board games and drinking local wine in their bathing suits. The food was simply unreal and the experience of arriving by private boat renewed my interest in playing the lottery. After lunch we stopped for a swim at the private island Li Galli that was owned by Rudolf Nureyev. You just stop in the ocean and jump off! After the swim our captain took us to the private dock in Positano where a porter was waiting to collect our luggage and escort us to the hotel. All in all a once in a lifetime experience made even more special by the care and attention of Rebecca at Capritime Tours.

I had high expectations for Gianni's boats, especially since we paid €240 for a boat ride around…read moreCapri. The process it self is easy to book and the boat ride was stunning. This service could be 5+ stars but they lose it in the details. I'll give it four because I loved the view and overall it was a fun experience. Now, onto the details that could be improved. Our boat captain seemed pretty disinterested most of the time, occasionally pointing out sights but we had to ask him for information most of the time. He spent a lot of time on his phone, occasionally driving too fast over the waves, we actually got completely soaked at one point. We also never got the advertised and promised homemade limoncello, which was kind of disappointing. Despite missing out on the finer details, it was a beautiful ride around Capri.

Awesome boat day and perfect experience. Marcos was the best skipper possible, great host and very…read moreskilled at getting us into the best spots atriums the island. If you get the option to have him, take it! Lunch provided was exceptional and the overall hospitality was beyond expectations.

We booked the two hour tour of Capri/Blue Grotto. It's €23 pp for the tour and another €18 pp for…read morethe Blue Grotto. It seems all the bad reviews are because people are saying they thought the Blue Grotto was included in the €23, but it clearly says that it's a separate purchase at the site, when you are buying the tickets. We went at the beginning of April and it was the first tour of the day, so we didn't have the peak summer tourist wait experience that a lot of the reviews say. We got to the meeting point at 9:20 for the 9:45 tour. We decided to purchase tickets on site instead of online because there's a chance you won't go to the Blue Grotto based on the weather conditions that day. If you buy online and the Blue Grotto trip is canceled, you can't get a refund - but you can move the ticket to another day. But we had a tight schedule and there was only one day we could go to Capri, so we decided it was best to buy on site. The tour takes you around Capri, including the Faraglioni (the famous rocks), then to Blue Grotto, and back to the meeting point. We decided to just get off after the Blue Grotto and take the bus back into the other side of town, since that's where we wanted to go anyway. This saved us probably 1-2 hours of time. Overall, the tour itself was just okay but most importantly, it got us where we needed to go, and we saw what we wanted to see. So if you're strapped in time in Capri, this is a great option for you. Tip - people basically bum rushed us to get to the top level of the boat. We ended up sitting on the first level on the left side in the front, which is outdoors, so you still get great views. When it was time to transfer boats to get to the Blue Grotto, it just so happened that we got to get off first because that's where the ladder was. So the people who bum rushed us at the beginning ended up being last in line and probably had to wait at least half an hour. So it looks like we got the last laugh.

We ordered this "tour" online expecting to see the famous "blue grotto" instead not only did we not…read moreget to experience the row board into the blue grotto but the boat was bigger than I expected almost like a mini ferry, but the "guide" who was narrating during the ride, could barely speak English let alone understand anything he was saying over the noisy boat ride through the islands of Capri. All we got to see was the Faraglioni (the 3 rock formations) Capri is famous for and ir sucked. Many of the passengers were deceived, we came in swimsuits hoping to get a chance to jump in the beautiful turquoise waters and we were all confused and disappointed. The person narrating said we could get a smaller boat at no charge and go back to blue grotto only to wait 2-hours for a chance (no guarantees ) to see this grotto. Never more!! DO NOT BUY OR ORDER ONLINE from "Guided Tours" like we did - it's deceiving and misleading!