Private Jet Ibiza to Capri

Ibiza and Capri sit 600 nautical miles apart, a sector well suited to a Pilatus PC-12, whose turboprop range and efficient cruise make it a sound choice for this island-to-island crossing of the western and central Mediterranean. Departing Ibiza Airport, the flight tracks east across open water before making landfall over the Italian coast, generally cruising in the mid-20,000s, an altitude that keeps the ride settled for the majority of the crossing. The arrival into Capri Heliport, on the col between Capri town and Anacapri, delivers guests close to the island’s centre. Via Krupp’s switchback path down toward Marina Piccola offers one of the more atmospheric short walks on the island, while the Certosa di San Giacomo provides a quieter cultural counterpoint to the busier lanes near the Piazzetta. Lemon groves cover much of the higher ground, their fruit still used to produce the limoncello that remains one of Capri’s best-known exports. Guests travelling between Ibiza and Capri are frequently following the wider rhythm of the Mediterranean season, moving from one island’s nightlife toward another’s quieter, more understated glamour as summer progresses. The PC-12’s flexibility at both ends, able to use smaller airfields without difficulty, suits a season built around multiple stops rather than a single fixed destination, allowing plans to shift as yacht charters or villa bookings evolve through July and August. Guests extending their stay often make time for Anacapri, reached by chairlift to the summit of Monte Solaro, where views stretch across the bay toward Vesuvius on a clear day.