While Clare were doing the wine tasting on Monday, we asked the honeymooning couple what their favorite thing was in Sorrento, and they said taking a boat tour of Capri. This hadn’t really been on our list before, but we decided to try it, and indeed it was one of the favorites of everyone. It was one of the most expensive things we did, but it was worth it. The boat ride was very relaxing. It left from the port just a 2 minute walk from our apartment, the guide was great, the weather was beautiful, and seeing the coast of Sorrento and of Capri up close from a small boat is surely the best way to enjoy its beauty. Capri itself was not that interesting to us. We enjoyed a nice pizza lunch near the harbor, searched for the funicular to the top of the island for 20 minutes, finally found it, and then just did some souvenir shopping.
Hotel along the coast 
Buildings on the cliffs 
Port town on the bay of Naples 
Peeking into the swimming hole at the Regina Giovanna bath from the boat 
Regina Giovanna Bath ruins from the sea 
Foundations of the Regina Giovanna Baths 
Capri behind the wake 
Seaside village 
Waterfall along the coast 
Tip of the Amalfi Coast 
Hotel along the coast 
Spencer loved watching the wake of the boat 
Meg admiring the cliffs 
Red coral in a grotto 
Another cave by the coast 
Stalagtites and stalagmites 
Peering into the cave 
The virgin Mary stalagtite 
Capri-019 
The tunnel of love 
The green grotto 
Beautiful clear water of the green grotto 
The Capri lighthouse 
Capri coast 
Meg enjoying the view from the front of the boat 
Anacapri