Capri Day Tour with the Blue Grotto from Rome

The Blue Cave is really beautiful. I was very lucky this time and was able to get a guided tour, which was also very nice. I was very lucky to go with him this time. The boater can also sing.

Fun and mysterious Blue Grotto trip! Been wanting to go to Blue Grotto ever since I’ve been planning our Italy trip. Experience it yourself to feel the magic!

From Rome to Naples and then by boat to Capri Island, I was lucky enough to be able to enter the Blue Grotto. In the dark cave, I faced the amazing blue sea in the light and admired the beauty of God's creation. A worthwhile souvenir is lemon candies.

me and my husband enjoyed one day trip of Capri, so beautiful italy island. my tour guide a lady of that day was so wonderful and take care of us so well. but my husband was so sad couldn’t go to blue grotto because of long queue in summer peak season. (this is good , because we might come back Italy again for our blue grotto trip ) 🤩

1. tour guide did not follow the iternary given. Blue grotto and island tour was last in the iternary and instead of bad weather they started that 1st and in 5 mins they cancelled the ferry and came back. tour guide was insisting on food while we wanted to explore island and visit various places in water. tour guide never tried to take us back to water after weather was good and other operators were taking the tour. we spend extra money and went with other tour operators to see islands and other things in water including grottos.it was complete waste of our money for this tour. we would like to get refund of our money as this was complete misguided tour.attached the pictures which we saw with other tour operators by paying extra money which should have been covered by this this

On the day of our visit, the weather was beautiful, and we were able to see the Blue Grotto, which I had long wanted to experience. However, the price of 90€ per person just for the cave tour was unexpectedly high. Since we had come all this way, I decided to go ahead with the tour. When we left the harbor, we took a motorized tour boat to the cave entrance. Once there, we transferred to a small, hand-rowed boat with a capacity of three people. Because the cave entrance ceiling is very low, we had to lie down to enter. The tour itself lasted only about five minutes, and then we were at the exit. I ended up only seeing the ceiling, and inside the cave, it was completely dark except for the light from outside. Fortunately, I was able to pay by card, which was a relief because I had brought some cash, but it wasn't enough. The guide for the trip to Capri clearly put a lot of effort into making sure we were comfortable. However, the instructions for the morning meeting point were unclear, and I got lost, so I think that needs improvement.

Going to the Blue Grotto is really a gamble. If you are like me and just want to enter the Blue Grotto, other attractions are fine and you don’t need to join a group. . But this can ensure a smooth trip back and forth.

It was great, but unfortunately the sea conditions weren't good, so we couldn't enter the Blue Grotto 🥹

Gabrielle and Ileana were just superb hosts and guides

The chance of visiting the Blue Grotto from Rome is really small. Usually, you have to wait in line for 1-2 hours to enter the Blue Grotto. If you deduct the driving time from Rome, there are only 4-5 hours left. If you have to arrange other itineraries, you can only enter the Blue Grotto if it is a blessing from heaven.