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Glamorous island of grottoes and jet-set allure

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About Capri

This glamorous Italian island rises dramatically from turquoise waters, ringed by dramatic sea stacks and grottos. The Blue Grotto glows with ethereal light as rowboats slip through its narrow entrance. Upscale yet wild, Capri balances jet-set chic with rugged limestone cliffs.

Country
Italy
Best months to visit
Year-round
Currency
EUR
Language
Italian

Things to do in Capri

Kayak into the Blue Grotto Hike the cliff path to Punta Tragara Shop and people-watch at Piazzetta Visit the ruins of Villa Jovis on the summit Swim in hidden coves below the cliffs Dine at sunset on a terrace overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea

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Capri is shamelessly expensive and gorgeously decadent. The Blue Grotto lives up to the hype if you go at dawn.

Best areas to stay in Capri

Capri Town
The main village with Piazzetta square, upscale shops, and terraced restaurants. Touristy but vibrant.
Anacapri
Higher settlement on the island, quieter and more local than Capri Town. Good base for exploring.
Marina Piccola
Beach village with swimming and boat rentals. Family-friendly alternative to town.
Blue Grotto area
North coast rocks and grottoes. Only accessible by boat but worth the effort.

Getting to Capri

Flights
Fly to Naples (NAP), then hydrofoil or ferry to Capri (45 minutes-1 hour). Fast ferries run hourly in summer.
From London
3.5-4 hours total
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Getting around
No cars allowed on Capri. Small buses and walking only. Boats connect the main beaches.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Blue Grotto worth it?
Yes, but arrive early (6-7am) to avoid crowds. The electric-blue light reflecting off the water is genuinely magical. Budget €15 for rowboat entry.
How expensive is Capri?
Very. A simple lunch is €20-30, rooms are €150+. But the views are priceless.
Can I stay overnight?
Yes, and you should. Staying over lets you avoid day-tripper crowds and enjoy the island at dawn and dusk.
What about crowds?
Summer is mobbed. Visit May, June, September, or October for better weather with fewer tourists.
What's worth seeing beyond the Blue Grotto?
Villa Jovis ruins, the cliff paths, Faraglioni rock formations, and quiet coves on the north coast.

Traveler reviews

★★★★★

The Blue Grotto at 6am with only a handful of people was transcendent. Worth every euro. The cliffs are more dramatic than any photo suggests.

Beatrice T · June 2024
★★★★☆

Expensive but unforgettable. The hike along the cliff path to Punta Tragara had me grinning the whole way.

Liam K · September 2023
★★★★★

Stayed three nights and loved it. Avoided the worst crowds, ate amazing seafood, and swam in crystal water.

Nina H · May 2024

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