Punta Campanella is a scenic point in Massa Lubrense, where the Sorrento Peninsula meets the Amalfi Coast. It’s known for sea views, ancient ruins, and legends of Ulysses and the Sirens.

Li Galli is a small group of private islands off the Amalfi Coast, known for clear waters and legends of the Sirens from Homer’s Odyssey.

Grotta Bianca is a beautiful sea cave on the eastern coast of Capri, named for its striking white limestone walls and natural formations. The cave is partially above sea level and features impressive stalactites and crystal-clear waters. Accessible by boat, it offers a quieter, more intimate experience than the more famous Blue Grotto.

The Faraglioni are three famous rock stacks rising from the sea near Capri. Named Stella, Mezzo, and Scopolo, they’re known for their stunning views and clear waters. Boats often pass through the natural arch in Mezzo, making it a popular photo spot.

L’isola di Capri ospita anche il secondo faro d’Italia per importanza, grazie alla sua luminosità con una portata massima di 25 miglia, fu costruito nella seconda metà dell 800.

The Faro di Punta Carena is a historic lighthouse located on the southwestern tip of Capri. It’s the second largest lighthouse in Italy and guides ships safely through the Tyrrhenian Sea. The area around the lighthouse offers beautiful views, rocky shores, and popular spots for swimming and sunset watching.

Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto) is a famous sea cave on Capri, known for its dazzling blue light caused by sunlight passing through underwater cavities. Visitors enter by small rowboats through a low, narrow entrance—though entry is not always guaranteed due to sea conditions. It’s one of Capri’s most popular natural attractions.