Where to Base
Capri Town, near Marina Grande and Marina Piccola, offers convenience for transport and nightlife. Anacapri, situated higher on the slopes, provides a quieter atmosphere and panoramic views, ideal for relaxation.

Capri is a prestigious island resort in the Tyrrhenian Sea, off the Sorrento Peninsula. Historically favored since the Roman Republic, it is defined by its rugged limestone cliffs, the iconic Faraglioni sea stacks, and the famous Blue Grotto. The island comprises two main municipalities: Capri town at the harbor and Anacapri, perched higher on Monte Solaro. With its blend of natural beauty, Roman villa ruins like Villa Jovis, and exclusive atmosphere, it remains a top choice for discerning travelers seeking scenic luxury and historic charm.
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Capri Town, near Marina Grande and Marina Piccola, offers convenience for transport and nightlife. Anacapri, situated higher on the slopes, provides a quieter atmosphere and panoramic views, ideal for relaxation.
Access is via ferry from Naples or Sorrento. Internal transport relies on buses and funiculars, such as the one to Monte Solaro. Walking is also common for exploring the towns and cliffside paths.
Summer offers warm weather for swimming and grotto visits but brings crowds. Spring and autumn provide pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists, ideal for a peaceful retreat and outdoor exploration.

church building in Capri, Italy

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house museum in Italy, built by the Swedish doctor Axel Munthe

historical building in Capri, Italy

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sea cave on the coast of Capri, Italy

church building in Capri, Italy

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Non-Catholic cemetery on the island of Capri

church building in Anacapri, Italy
Situated within the iconic Punta Tragara hotel, a building designed by Le Corbusier and overlooking one of the island’s most spectacular panoramas – between Marina Piccola and the clifftop headlands – the restaurant enjoys a view of rare magnificence that permeates the gastronomic experience itself. In the kitchen, the current chef constructs a proposal structured across several tasting menus, among which Le Origini stands out: a collection of the house’s most representative creations, including the “Bottone al cremoso affumicato, essenza di crostacei e gambero rosso”, a successful synthesis o
WebsiteUpon arrival, guests are invited to begin with an aperitif in the refined bar area with its terrace, an ideal setting in which to savour a magnificent island sunset. We are in Anacapri, in its greener and more residential aspect, far from the more intense currents of Capri’s tourist flow. It is here that the Capri Palace, among the island’s most exclusive hotels, provides the introduction to its two-Michelin-starred restaurant, set within a spacious and elegant room that recalls a contemporary salon. In the kitchen, Andrea Migliaccio delivers a proposal that celebrates the Italian, and above a
WebsiteHoused on the first floor of the Tiberio hotel, this elegant restaurant boasts a terrace overlooking the rooftops of Capri. The regional and island specialities on the menu leave a lasting memory, such as the “montanara” (fried pizza), “casatiello” (a savoury bread from Naples) and the caprese-style ravioli, although more creative options also feature, especially among the desserts. All in all, an elegant dining experience.
WebsiteThe large picture windows at this restaurant offer fine views of the Tyrrhenian sea, where the blue of the sea blends with the elegance of the dining room. The view of the bay is truly spectacular, providing the perfect backdrop for a dining experience that is both traditional and innovative. The chef here serves classic dishes alongside Italian specialities reinterpreted with a modern twist, surprising guests with combinations that are bold yet always balanced. A good example is his elegant lemon tartlet served with a caper and pepper powder.
WebsiteThe chef at this restaurant serves decidedly contemporary cuisine with its roots in traditional recipes. His creative flair results in modern dishes in which each detail is carefully curated, with bold combinations that come as a surprise yet always feature a perfect balance of flavours and textures. The restaurant, situated in a quiet residential area away from the hustle and bustle of the small town, is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a relaxed and yet elegant dining experience.
WebsiteReached on foot or (with a prior telephone call) by shuttle, this is an authentic family-run trattoria; just a few metres from the restaurant are the breathtaking views of the Philosophers’ Park. Among the most popular dishes are the Caprese ravioli and the chicken cooked under a brick in the wood-fired oven.
WebsiteSituated just a few metres from the Blue Grotto and perched right above the water, Il Riccio is the quintessential Mediterranean fine-dining restaurant thanks to its tasteful and elegant decor. Undoubtedly one of Capri’s iconic addresses, it focuses uniquely on fish and seafood dishes. Whether you have a sweet tooth or not, a visit to the tempting dessert buffet to admire its array of delicacies is a must!
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