Where to Stay

Hotel Villa Marina

• A luxury boutique hotel located near Marina Grande, offering stunning views of the Gulf of Naples.

• Highlights:

• Spacious rooms and suites with private terraces.

• A beautiful pool surrounded by lush gardens.

• On-site restaurant Ziqù, serving Mediterranean cuisine with fresh local ingredients.

• The spa is perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.

What to Do in Capri

1. La Fontelina Beach Club

• An iconic beach club located near the Faraglioni rocks.

• Known for:

• Crystal-clear waters and dramatic rock formations.

• Fresh seafood dishes, especially the spaghetti alle vongole and grilled catch of the day.

• The laid-back, chic Capri vibe.

• Insider Tips:

• Reservations are essential for both the beach chairs and the restaurant.

• Access is via a scenic walk or by boat from Marina Piccola.

2. Boat Tour Around Capri

• One of the best ways to experience Capri’s beauty is from the sea.

• Must-see spots on the tour:

• Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra): Famous for its glowing blue water (entry fee required).

• Faraglioni Rocks: Iconic rock formations—don’t forget to kiss your partner as you pass through the arch for good luck!

• Green Grotto and White Grotto: Stunning natural caves with turquoise water.

• Marina Piccola: A picturesque bay for swimming.

• Options:

• Private boat: Luxury and flexibility (ideal for couples or small groups).

• Group tour: A budget-friendly option to see all the main highlights.

3. Piazzetta di Capri

• The bustling heart of Capri with charming cafes, bars, and boutique shops.

• Perfect for people-watching over a coffee or aperitivo.

4. Anacapri

• A quieter, less touristy area of the island.

• Take the chairlift to Monte Solaro, the highest point on Capri, for panoramic views.

• Visit Villa San Michele, a historic villa with stunning gardens.

5. Gardens of Augustus (Giardini di Augusto)

• A beautifully landscaped garden with sweeping views of the Faraglioni Rocks and Via Krupp, the winding pathway carved into the cliffs.

Where to Eat and Drink

La Fontelina

• A must-visit for lunch while lounging by the sea.

• Best dishes: Sea urchin pasta, fresh burrata, and lemon granita.

Da Paolino

• A magical restaurant set under a canopy of lemon trees.

• Known for its lemon-infused dishes and romantic ambiance.

Aurora

• A glamorous restaurant serving Italian classics with a modern twist.

• Try their pizza all’acqua, a local specialty.

Il Riccio

• A Michelin-starred restaurant near the Blue Grotto, famous for its fresh seafood and the luxurious Dessert Room.

• Perfect for a post-boat tour lunch.

Shopping in Capri

Via Camerelle

• The island’s main shopping street, lined with high-end boutiques like Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, and local artisan shops.

• Don’t miss a stop at Carthusia, a perfume shop with scents inspired by Capri.

Tips for Exploring Capri

1. Best Time to Visit:

• May to early June or September to early October for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

1. Reservations:

• Book restaurants and beach clubs like La Fontelina well in advance.

1. Getting Around:

• Capri’s main areas (Capri Town and Anacapri) are walkable, but taxis and funiculars are available.

• For exploring the coastline, boats are the best option.

Itinerary for a Day in Capri

1. Morning:

• Start with breakfast at your hotel or a local café in Marina Grande.

• Take a private boat tour to explore the island’s grottos, Faraglioni Rocks, and hidden coves.

1. Lunch:

• Head to La Fontelina for a relaxed, scenic meal by the sea.

1. Afternoon:

• Visit the Gardens of Augustus and take in the views of the Faraglioni.

• Stroll along Via Camerelle for some boutique shopping.

1. Evening:

• Sip a cocktail at the Piazzetta before dining at Da Paolino or Aurora.