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About Capri

Capri is a small island city in Italy's Bay of Naples, known for its limestone cliffs, bright sea, elegant lanes and long-standing reputation as one of the Mediterranean's most distinctive retreats.

The island has no airport; most visitors arrive via Naples International Airport, then continue by ferry or hydrofoil from Naples or Sorrento to Marina Grande, Capri's main port and gateway.

Capri has been admired since Roman times, when Emperor Tiberius made it an imperial residence, and its villas, gardens and viewpoints still reflect centuries of artistic, political and literary fascination.

A visit naturally leads through the Piazzetta, the Gardens of Augustus, Via Krupp, the Charterhouse of San Giacomo and Anacapri, while the Blue Grotto, Villa San Michele, Monte Solaro and the Faraglioni rocks give the island its most recognizable images.

Capri's nature is central to its appeal: mild winters, warm dry summers, scented Mediterranean vegetation and clear water shape an outdoor way of life that moves between terraces, footpaths, boat trips and panoramic viewpoints.

Social life is polished but relaxed, with cafe terraces, designer boutiques, beach clubs, coastal walks and evening passeggiate creating a rhythm that feels both lively and unhurried.

Local flavors include fresh seafood, ravioli capresi, insalata caprese, lemon desserts and limoncello, often served with views that make even simple meals feel memorable.

Within Capri, transport relies on funicular, buses, taxis, boats and walking; private cars are restricted, so most movement between Marina Grande, Capri town, Anacapri and the beaches is compact and scenic.