CAPRI

CAPRI

Capri is easily reachable by boat from Ischia for a day trip. Our guide and photos help you know what to expect when you go there.
Capri is an island in the Tyrhennian Sea, around two hours by boat from Ischia.

It measures around 4 square miles and the highest peak is at Mount Solaro at 589 metres. The population is around 12,000 inhabitants and the main city is also called Capri.

The main sights in Capri are The Blue Grotto, the ruins of The Roman Villas, The Faraglioni (huge limestone rocks in the sea), The Marina Piccola (The Little Marina), The Belvedere of Tragara and the town of Anacapri.
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