Is lunch included in the package?
'Pacchetto' — pak-KET-to. Double 't'; 'cc' and 'tt' give two brief hard stops. Stress on the second syllable.
Ask when booking a ferry + island tour package. Many Italian port agencies sell combo tickets that bundle the ferry crossing with guided excursions and meals.
'Incluso' is the past participle of 'includere' (to include) used as an adjective. 'Nel pacchetto' (in the package) uses 'nel' (in + il). 'Pacchetto' is the Italian word for package (travel or otherwise). The question word order 'è incluso X?' is natural in Italian — no inversion of subject and verb is needed.
Cosa è compreso nel prezzo?
What is included in the price?
'Compreso' is a synonym of 'incluso' — both very common.
Le escursioni sono incluse?
Are excursions included?
Checks whether day trips are part of the deal.
C'è un supplemento per il pranzo?
Is there a supplement for lunch?
Asks if lunch is an additional cost.
Capri is one of Italy's most expensive islands — a simple lunch can cost €40–60 per person at a mid-range restaurant. Bringing your own food on the ferry to eat as a picnic on the island is a common money-saving strategy for Italian day-trippers.