A glamorous island escape off the Sorrentine Peninsula, Capri pairs dramatic sea cliffs and the famous Blue Grotto with upscale boutiques and a storied history as a celebrity retreat.
Why Visit Capri
Capri has drawn visitors since Roman emperors built villas on its cliffs, and today it remains one of Italy’s most exclusive island destinations. Its combination of natural sea caves, mountaintop views, and chic piazza life makes for an unforgettable day or overnight trip.
Top Experiences
- Blue Grotto: Take a small rowboat into this glowing sea cave lit by refracted sunlight.
- Faraglioni Rocks: View the island’s iconic limestone sea stacks from a boat tour.
- Mount Solaro: Ride the chairlift to Capri’s highest point for sweeping island views.
- Piazza Umberto I: People-watch at Capri’s famous central square, known as the “Piazzetta.”
- Villa San Michele: Explore the gardens and villa of a Swedish physician overlooking the Bay of Naples.
Private Capri Boat Tour from Sorrento, Positano or Capri
Capri Private Boat Tour : 2h Local skipper, Faraglioni & Sea Caves
3 – Hours Private Capri Boat Tour – Swim, Snorkel & Relax
Practical Tips
- The Blue Grotto is only accessible in calm sea conditions and closes in rough weather.
- Ferries from Naples or Sorrento are the only way to reach the island.
- Capri is a popular day trip but can get crowded; an overnight stay offers a quieter experience.
FAQ
Is Capri a day trip or worth staying overnight?
Both work well, though staying overnight allows you to enjoy the island once day-trippers leave.
How do I get to Capri?
Ferries and hydrofoils depart regularly from Naples, Sorrento, and Positano.
What is Capri known for?
Capri is known for the Blue Grotto, the Faraglioni rocks, and its upscale island atmosphere.
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