What to do in Capri Island

Enter the Blue Grotto's luminous azure waters, where sunlight creates a mesmerising blue glow through an underwater cavity. The rowing boat journey offers a serene glimpse into one of nature's most enchanting phenomena.

Built by Swedish doctor Axel Munthe, Villa San Michele blends ancient artefacts into its stunning architecture. Wander through Mediterranean gardens to the terrace where an Egyptian sphinx overlooks the Bay of Naples.

Terraced above the azure Mediterranean, the Gardens of Augustus showcase Capri's iconic Faraglioni rocks. Stroll through fragrant flora while capturing postcard-worthy panoramas of the island's dramatic coastline.

Glide above Capri's lush landscape on this 12-minute chairlift journey to Monte Solaro's summit. At 589 metres, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples from the island's highest point.

This serpentine cliffside path winds dramatically down Capri's coastline with tight hairpin turns and Mediterranean panoramas. Stroll from the Gardens of Augustus to Marina Piccola for Faraglioni views.

Belvedere Tragara offers sweeping views of Capri's iconic Faraglioni rocks jutting from the azure Tyrrhenian Sea. Follow the villa-lined path to this serene lookout for breathtaking photos in morning's golden light.

Known as "the living room of the world," Piazzetta di Capri buzzes with elegant cafés and panoramic sea views. Arrive early morning to secure a prime spot for authentic Italian espresso and people-watching.

Piazza Vittoria is Anacapri's vibrant heart, where transport converges and the Monte Solaro chairlift begins. Relax at a café before exploring nearby Villa San Michele or ascending for panoramic views.