Sunset Prosecco Sail
This romantic sail includes a tour of the island and stops in Capri's most beautiful bays before ending the day with a cocktail during the magical moment when the sun sets over the sea. This unforgettable experience is a dream that Capri Blue Boats can make come true!
- Sunset boat tour around Capri, swims in the bays along the coast, and a final aperitif with prosecco and snacks.
Private tour
This experience is exclusively reserved for you and your travel partners
Choose your departure location
You can depart from Capri
Duration
2 hours
Free cancellation
Up to 24 hours in advance
Included
- Boat tour with skipper
- Sunset prosecco and snacks
- Stops for a swim
- Ice chest with soft drinks and water
- Sun awning
- Shower and beach towels on board
- Music (upon request)
- Snorkeling masks
- Gozzo Fratelli Aprea with bathroom on board
- Children under 6: free
- Life jackets (adult and child)
- Safety equipment and insurance
Not included
- Stop to Blue Grotto
Important information
Printed or mobile voucher accepted
Validity
- From 1 April 2024 to 31 October 2024 (All days)
Additional information
The meeting point is the Marina Piccola beach (Capri). You can take the bus, walk, or hire a taxi from the Piazzetta to Marina Piccola.
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Wonderful!
23 September 2023
Absolutely wonderful! A great experience with friendly and helpful staff! Highly recommended. Thank you Blue Boats Capri! more »
Awesome full day private boat tour around Capri!
14 June 2023
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2 hour tour around Capri
19 May 2023
Capri blue boats was so easy to work with as we had to change our dates because of the weather. They were professional, courteous and the boat was ... more »