Discover Capri
Natural adventures and breathtaking views for those seeking a relaxing stay or exploring the historical and cultural heritage of Capri.
1. Explore the Iconic Landscapes of Capri
The Faraglioni: Unforgettable Symbols of the Island
One of Capri's most recognizable symbols, the Faraglioni are three majestic rock formations rising from the azure sea. You can admire them from various viewpoints on the island or, for an even more enchanting experience, opt for a boat tour. During the island tour, you'll pass under the arch of the Faraglione di Mezzo, a romantic and picturesque experience.
The Blue Grotto: A Must-See
World-famous for its intense blue reflections, the Blue Grotto is a must-visit attraction. Accessible by boat, this enchanting site offers a unique play of light thanks to the combination of sunlight and its particular underwater entrance. Visitors must lie down in small rowboats to enter, making access an adventure in itself.
Mount Solaro: Breathtaking Views of the Island
For those who love panoramic views, Mount Solaro is an ideal destination. At 589 meters, it is the highest point on the island and offers a panorama that stretches from the Gulf of Naples to the Amalfi Coast. You can reach the summit via a convenient chairlift from Anacapri or by hiking for trekking enthusiasts.
2. Discover the Beaches and Coves of Capri
Marina Piccola: Relaxation and Sun in Capri
This bay is famous for its crystal-clear waters and stunning views of the Faraglioni. It is one of the most popular beaches among visitors for its unique charm and turquoise waters. Marina Piccola is easily accessible and perfect for those looking to spend a day by the sea surrounded by the island’s natural beauty.
Marina Grande Beach: Convenience and Accessibility
Located near the harbor, Marina Grande is Capri’s largest beach. It offers sun loungers, umbrellas, and a relaxed atmosphere, making it ideal for families and groups of friends. Thanks to its proximity to the island's main facilities, it is one of the busiest beaches and offers a wide selection of nearby restaurants and bars.
La Fontelina: An Exclusive Experience in Touch with Nature
For those seeking an exclusive experience, La Fontelina is a private beach club renowned for its spectacular location at the foot of the Faraglioni. This establishment combines elegance with direct contact with nature, making it perfect for a day of pure relaxation. From here, you can enjoy the sea in a unique setting and, if desired, dine at the renowned seafood restaurant.
3. Cultural and Historical Itineraries in Capri
Villa San Michele: The House-Museum of Axel Munthe
Villa San Michele, located in Anacapri, is an ancient residence that once belonged to Swedish physician Axel Munthe. Today, it is a museum showcasing art, archaeology, and history in a setting of extraordinary gardens and breathtaking views. The villa is renowned for its garden rich in Mediterranean species and offers a stunning view of the Gulf of Naples.
The Gardens of Augustus: A Jewel of Peace and Beauty
Located just minutes from the Piazzetta, the Gardens of Augustus provide a spectacular view of the Faraglioni and Via Krupp. These botanical gardens are a place of tranquility and beauty, perfect for a relaxing stroll and taking unforgettable photographs. Every corner offers a different viewpoint, allowing you to admire both the sea and the island's characteristic rocks.
The Charterhouse of San Giacomo: A Stop for Culture and History
Founded in the 14th century, the Charterhouse of San Giacomo is one of the most important historical buildings in Capri. This medieval monastery now houses an art gallery and a museum dedicated to the German artist Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach. In addition to its architectural beauty, the Charterhouse also features peaceful gardens and a fascinating glimpse into Caprese history and art.
