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Capri

In the Gulf of Naples, the municipalities of Capri and Anacapri share an island symbolised by the three Faraglioni rocks. Ferries and hydrofoils from Naples and Sorrento lead to the island of Villa Jovis, Villa San Michele and the Punta Carena lighthouse.

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View of the Faraglioni of Capri from terraced gardens, with the blue sea of the Gulf of Naples in the background

What to See in Capri: Must-See Island Sights

From the Piazzetta to the Giardini di Augusto, from Villa Jovis to Villa San Michele: Capri and Anacapri’s must-see sights, between history, views and sea.

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View from above of Capri's Faraglioni with the sea of the Gulf of Naples and the island coastline in the morning light

Capri in One Day from the Amalfi Coast: Itinerary

A day in Capri starting from the Coast: ferry, Piazzetta, Gardens of Augustus, Anacapri, and what to save for next time.

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View from Monte Solaro over Anacapri, with white houses, gardens, and the sea of the Gulf of Naples in the background

Anacapri and Monte Solaro: guide to the other Capri

Anacapri and Monte Solaro: Villa San Michele, the church with the majolica floor, the chairlift, and sunset at Punta Carena.

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View from the August Gardens in Capri: flowering beds in the foreground, the three Faraglioni rising from the sea, and the cliff in the background

Faraglioni and August Gardens: Capri's Best Views

Where to see the Faraglioni from Capri: the August Gardens viewpoint, views over Via Krupp, the best light, and practical visit tips.

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Boat skirting Capri's limestone cliffs with the Faraglioni in the background and deep blue sea

Capri by Boat and the Blue Grotto: Practical Guide

How to experience Capri from the sea: the route past the Faraglioni and Punta Carena, visiting the Blue Grotto, weather, and booking tips.

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View of Marina Piccola in Capri, with the small bay, sea platforms, and the Faraglioni in the background

Capri Beaches and Beach Clubs: Where to Swim

Capri has no long sandy beaches: the sea is enjoyed from rocks and small coves. A guide to Marina Piccola, Punta Carena, and practical swimming tips.

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Path between dry-stone walls and Mediterranean vegetation on Capri’s eastern side, with the Gulf of Naples in the background

Capri Walks: Natural Arch and Villa Jovis on Foot

Two walks on Capri’s eastern side: Via Tiberio to Villa Jovis and Via Matermània to the Natural Arch. Practical tips for planning them.

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A couple looking out from a Capri viewpoint at sunset, with the Faraglioni in the background and the sea glowing gold

Romantic Capri: a couple’s itinerary for sunsets

How to enjoy Capri as a couple: Augusto Gardens, the Certosa, Villa San Michele, San Michele church in Anacapri, and Punta Carena lighthouse at sunset.

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Family with children on a panoramic terrace in Capri, with the Faraglioni and the blue sea in the background

Capri with Kids: the Right Pace for a Family Day

Discover Capri with little ones: funicular, chairlift, emperor stories, Marina Piccola swims, and garden breaks without stress.

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Hydrofoil arriving at Marina Grande in Capri, with the light-colored harbor houses and the island’s green outline in the background

How to Get to Capri and Get Around the Island

Ferries and hydrofoils from Naples, Sorrento, and the Amalfi Coast, plus the funicular, buses, and walks: how to plan Capri travel.

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