Excursão de um dia a Capri com a Gruta Azul saindo de Roma

The Blue Grotto is absolutely stunning! We were so lucky to be able to go inside this time, and our guide was incredibly nice. We were very fortunate to go with him, and the person rowing even sang for us.

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, then by boat to Capri, I was fortunate enough to enter the Blue Grotto. Inside the dark cave, facing the bright light, the astonishing blue sea surface made me marvel at the beauty of God's creation. The limoncello candies are a worthwhile souvenir to bring back.

My husband and I enjoyed a one-day trip to Capri, such a beautiful Italian island. Our tour guide that day was wonderful and took such good care of us. However, my husband was very sad that he couldn't go to the Blue Grotto due to the long queue during the peak summer season. (This is good, because we might come back to Italy again for our Blue Grotto trip!) 🤩

1. Der Reiseleiter hat die angegebene Reiseroute nicht eingehalten. Die Blaue Grotte und die Inseltour standen zuletzt auf dem Reiseplan, aber anstatt bei schlechtem Wetter zu warten, begannen sie damit zuerst, und nach 5 Minuten wurde die Fähre abgesagt und wir kehrten zurück. Der Reiseleiter bestand auf Essen, während wir die Insel erkunden und verschiedene Orte im Wasser besuchen wollten. Der Reiseleiter hat nie versucht, uns nach dem besseren Wetter wieder aufs Wasser zu bringen, obwohl andere Anbieter Touren unternahmen. Wir haben zusätzliches Geld ausgegeben und sind mit anderen Reiseveranstaltern gefahren, um Inseln und andere Dinge im Wasser, einschließlich Grotten, zu sehen. Diese Tour war eine komplette Geldverschwendung für uns. Wir möchten unser Geld zurückerhalten, da dies eine völlig irreführende Tour war. Anbei die Bilder, die wir mit anderen Reiseveranstaltern gegen Aufpreis gesehen haben und die eigentlich von dieser Tour hätten abgedeckt werden sollen.

On the day of the tour, the weather was good, and we were able to see the Blue Grotto, which I had longed to visit. However, the price was unexpectedly high at 90€ per person just for the cave tour. I decided to go ahead with it, thinking it would be a shame to come all this way and not see it. We took a motorized tourist boat from the port to the cave entrance, then transferred to a small, hand-rowed boat with a capacity of three people out at sea. We had to lie down to enter because the cave entrance ceiling is very low, and the tour inside lasted only about five minutes before we reached the exit. I ended up only seeing the ceiling, and the cave was completely dark except for the light from outside. Fortunately, I was able to pay by card, which was a relief as I had brought some cash but not enough. The guide to Capri was very attentive and helpful. However, the instructions for the morning meeting point were unclear, and I got lost, so I think this needs improvement.

Going to the Blue Grotto is really a gamble. If, like me, you only want to enter the Blue Grotto and are indifferent to other attractions, you don't need to join a tour group... However, this ensures a smooth round trip.

It was very good, but unfortunately the sea conditions were bad, so we couldn't enter the Blue Grotto 🥹

Gabrielle and Ileana were just superb hosts and guides

The chances of seeing the Blue Grotto from Rome are very slim. Typically, when the Blue Grotto is accessible, there's a 1-2 hour wait. If you're traveling from Rome, after accounting for travel time, you'd only have 4-5 hours left. With other activities to plan, being able to enter the Blue Grotto would truly be a stroke of luck.