At the Porto in Livorno (Accosto 56 – Calata Carrara)
This day trip to the island of Capraia is a hit with travelers, with about 81% of reviewers giving it five stars. Guests consistently praise the "charming and attentive crew" for being friendly, helpful, and providing interesting information during the boat tour. The organization is frequently highlighted as punctual and efficient. While some found the boat crowded during busy times or wished for multilingual guides, the stunning landscape and crystal-clear water make for a memorable experience, especially for families and groups.
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Beautiful experience, we had a great time and the island is enchanting
It was a wonderful trip to the island of Capraia. It was great for snorkeling there, as the rocks made the water so clear. However, the boat was very crowded, so some people had to stand or sit on the floor. The sightseeing information was only available in Italian, not English.
A very nice experience, the island is beautiful. The company met the schedule, and the onboard staff was very friendly. I definitely recommend it.
Yes, pets are allowed on board.
Yes, the following costs are not included and have to be paid on site: a port fee of €2.20 per person, a landing fee for Capraia of €3.50 per person (from 4 years), an optional boat tour of the island, and lunch on board. Please note that the bar on board only accepts cash.
You will have about 6 hours of free time to explore the island of Capraia on your own.
You can have lunch in one of the restaurants on the island, or you can eat on the boat. The boat offers a full fish-based menu for €24 or a 1-course menu for €12. Lunch on board is optional and needs to be paid on site.
The boat is accessible to strollers but not to wheelchairs.
Yes, there is a guide on board who provides commentary during the navigation. Please note that the live commentary is only in Italian.
Yes, you can park your car in the port car park at the port of Livorno. Please note that this car park is subject to a charge.
During your 6 hours of free time, you can explore the island on your own by walking its nature paths. You can also join an optional boat tour of the island, which includes a swimming stop at Cala Rossa.








