Is Capri as cool & gorgeous as it looks?

What should I do in Capri?

• I am going to the island of Capri, Italy with my school in a few weeks, and we will have a few hours to walk around the island by ourselves. It looks absolutely beautiful! I was ...show more

• Answer:

  The Landmark: http://www.capri.net/it/cosa-vedere Island tour No visit to Capri is complete without a classic island tour, a tour of the island coastline to admire the colors of the sea, small coves and beautiful caves. From Marina Grande depart daily tours that allow you to make the trip around the island in a few hours (stopover while a solution for those who come to Capri for a day) but you can also rent a boat with or without crew. The typical route around the island of Capri, the only way to see all those places accessible only by sea from Marina Grande and proceed westward. The first leg of the tour of the island is the beach of the Baths of Tiberius, the ancient residence of the Roman navy. Shortly after there is the Blue Grotto and the typical rowing boats that take visitors most famous island in the den. Sailing slowly along the west side you can admire the creeks of the Rio and Limmo good place for a dip in the crystal clear, until you see in the distance the majestic lighthouse overlooking Punta Carena. Immediately after the Lighthouse of Punta Carena begins a stretch of coastline is particularly rich in caves and natural cavities such as the Grotto of the Saints, the Red and the Green Grotto Cave, a small sea of rich color of emerald. After reaching the beach of Marina Piccola already itravedono the Arsenal Grotto Faraglioni and the Guardians of the island properties. Soon after is the Monacone and Punta Massullo, rock formation on which stands Villa Malaparte, the home of the writer Curzio Malaparte. On the eastern side of the island can make a short stop to visit the White Grotto and go up the stairs carved into the rock leading to the Marvellous Grotto. Passed Cape Point and the Rock of Ricotta, slightly separated from the coast, returning to Marina Grande. Usually a tour of the island takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a stop for a swim, but you can also organize excursions for the whole day with lunch on board or stay in one of the restaurants overlooking the sea. At around the island of Capri can also combine a tour of seaside villages that border the sea Amalfi Coast, maybe with a dip off the archipelago of Li Galli, a stop for lunch in one of the renowned restaurants specializing in cuisine sea or a stage dedicated to shopping in Amalfi or Positano. http://www.capri.net/it/t/giro-dell-isola