The excursion begins with a 20-minute hydrofoil crossing to Capri. The island's coastline is dotted with caves and rock formations of distinctive shapes. The highest points are Monte Tiberio (334 m) and Monte Solaro (589 m).
There are two villages on the island: Capri and Anacapri. Capri has always been a holiday resort, dating back to Roman times when several emperors stayed here (Tiberius - Villa Jovis). Since 1800, the town has been home to many artists (painters, sculptors, writers and poets).
In Anacapri, you can visit Villa San Michele, built at the end of the 19th century on the ruins of an ancient Roman villa by the Swedish writer-doctor Axel Munthe, who wrote The Story of San Michele here, which has since been translated into over 50 languages.

This excursion includes a lovely walk along the coast to Castellammare di Stabia and a visit to the ruins of Pompeii. Pompeii was a thriving little town at the foot of Mount Vesuvius, which was buried by its eruption of 79 AD. In 1748, by chance, the site of the town of Pompeii was discovered, but more extensive excavations were not undertaken until 1806.</P><P>In the afternoon, you will climb up to 1000 metres by coach to Vesuvius, then continue on foot to the crater (1279 m). Vesuvius is the volcano to the south-west of Naples. It has two peaks, the highest of which stands at 1279 metres. Vesuvius last erupted in 1944, and its slopes, made fertile by the lava, are home to the vineyards that produce Lacrima Christi wine.

You will drive along the magnificent Amalfi Coast in a van (max. 8 people). During your first stop (1 hour) in Positano, you can take advantage of your free time to stroll through the streets and shops and enjoy the charm of this enchanting place. The village is characterised by steep streets and colourful houses built into the hillside, but it is also known for its cotton and linen clothing. 
The journey continues to Amalfi, Italy's first port town, which was also the birthplace of Flavio Gioia, inventor of the compass. He created the navigation laws that have gone down in history as the Tabula de Amalpha (Amalfi Laws). During your 2-hour visit, you'll see Sant'Andrea Cathedral, built in the 9th century in the centre of Amalfi, with its monumental staircase. 
Ravello, a small village situated slightly above sea level, impresses visitors with its incomparable tranquillity. The Villa Rufolo, with its small cloister, towers and garden overlooking the Bay of Salerno, is a true work of beauty. Ravello was the inspiration for Wagner's Parsifal.

From the port of Sorrento you set off in the direction of Amalfi on our typical Sorrento gozzo. During the boat trip you can enjoy the dreamlike scenery of the Sorrento coast: here you can discover, for example, the old fishing village of Marina Grande, the ruins of a Roman villa, a natural waterfall and the picturesque bay of Ieranto.
The Amalfi Coast, however, offers a magnificent view of the Li Galli Islands, the charming fishing village of Nerano and the Fiordo di Furore bay. During the stop you can swim, snorkel or simply take a relaxing break with snacks and drinks (included) on board.
You will then continue to Amalfi, where you will make a second 2-hour stop) to explore the former Maritime Republic. Afterwards, the tour continues to Positano (landing fees not included in the price). You will have approximately an hour to explore the "pearl of the Amalfi Coast" before the return journey to the port of Sorrento.

From the port of Sorrento, you will get on the typical Sorrento gozzo boat that will take you along the Sorrento coast towards Capri. During the boat trip you can admire the picturesque and colorful fishing village of Marina Grande, the ruins of the Roman villa known as Regina Giovanna, a natural waterfall and other interesting attractions the coast has to offer.
Once you arrive in Capri, you will explore it by boat and, thanks to several stops, you will be able to see the various impressive grottos. Furthermore, during the trip you will be able to discover the natural arch, the Villa Curzio Malaparte, the Faraglioni and the lighthouse of Punta Carena giving you the possibility of entering the blue grotto (entry ticket not included) if the sea conditions allow it and the waiting time does not exceed 30 minutes.
Moreover, you'll stop for a swim, snorkel, or enjoy a cold drink and snack (included in the price) on board. The boat then docks (landing fees not included in the price), giving you 3 to 4 hours to explore the island on your own before the return journey to the port of Sorrento.