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Capri

Discover Capri — Iconic Glamour, Blue Seas & Timeless Allure

 

Rising from the Tyrrhenian Sea, Capri is Italy distilled into pure elegance. Long a retreat for emperors, artists, and icons, this small island blends dramatic limestone cliffs, electric-blue water, and refined Mediterranean style. Capri is polished yet elemental — bougainvillea-draped lanes, Roman ruins perched above the sea, and sunsets that feel cinematic every single time.

Main Areas


Capri Town — Lively heart of the island with boutiques, cafés, and the famous Piazzetta.

Anacapri — Quieter, authentic side with sweeping views and artisan charm.

Marina Grande — Main port and arrival point by ferry.

Marina Piccola — Sheltered beach area beneath the Faraglioni.

Why You’ll Love It


Legendary beauty — cliffs, grottos, and jewel-toned water

Effortless style with a relaxed Mediterranean pace

A perfect mix of glamour, nature, and history

Compact island living with unforgettable views at every turn

 

Things To Do 

 

Sea & Coast

Boat around the island to hidden coves and sea caves

Visit the Blue Grotto when the light turns electric blue

Swim beneath the iconic Faraglioni

Views & Walks

Ride the chairlift from Anacapri to Mount Solaro

Walk Via Krupp’s dramatic switchbacks

Sunset strolls overlooking Marina Piccola

Culture & History

Explore Villa Jovis, Emperor Tiberius’ clifftop palace

Visit Augustus Gardens for postcard panoramas

Wander Anacapri’s quieter streets and artisan shops

Unique Capri Experiences

Private boat with prosecco at golden hour

Long seaside lunches followed by late aperitivo

Morning swims before the island fully wakes

 

 

Eat & Drink 

 

Signature Flavors

Ultra-fresh seafood and sun-ripened produce

Simple dishes elevated by setting and ingredients

Local Dishes

Insalata Caprese — tomato, mozzarella, basil perfection

Ravioli Capresi — filled pasta with caciotta cheese

Grilled fish and seafood pastas

Lemon desserts infused with island citrus

Wines & Sips

Campanian whites (Falanghina, Greco di Tufo)

Crisp rosé for seaside lunches

Limoncello made from Capri lemons

Where To Taste

Cliffside restaurants, beach clubs, elegant hotel terraces, and family-run trattorie in Anacapri

 

 

Where to Stay 

 

Luxury & Boutique Hotels

Iconic cliffside luxury hotels with infinity views

Boutique hotels tucked into Anacapri

Elegant villas with terraces overlooking the sea

Charming Bases

Capri Town for energy, shopping, and dining

Anacapri for quiet mornings and panoramic sunsets

 

 

History & Culture of Capri — Emperors, Artists & Icons

 

Cultural Legacy

Roman emperors and aristocratic retreats

Artists, writers, and jet-set icons of the 20th century

A symbol of Italian elegance worldwide

Sacred & Scenic Sites

Villa Jovis and Roman ruins

Augustus Gardens

Cliffside paths and coastal viewpoints

 

 

Travel Info & Tips

 

Getting There

Ferries and hydrofoils from Naples and Sorrento

Day trips possible, but overnight stays reveal Capri’s true magic

Best Time To Visit

May–June & Sept — warm sea, fewer crowds

July–August — peak glamour and energy

Spring & early autumn — ideal for walking and swimming

Getting Around

Funicular between Marina Grande and Capri Town

Buses and taxis connect Capri and Anacapri

Walking is often the most rewarding way to explore

Practical Tips

Visit popular sights early morning or late afternoon

Reserve boats and restaurants in advance

Stay overnight to experience quiet evenings and sunrise swims

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