The Grotta Bianca is one of the most famous and impressive marine caves of Capri. Its name comes from white limestone rock formations that reflect sunlight, creating spectacular color effects. Inside the cave you can admire a natural formation that reminds the figure of the Virgin Mary, making this place even more fascinating and unique.

The Grotta Rossa is one of the most suggestive caves on the coast of Capri. Its name comes from the reddish tones of the rocks and corals present inside it, which create a fascinating contrast with the intense blue of the sea. The entrance of the cave offers a spectacular setting and is one of the most photogenic points on the island.

The Faraglioni are the most famous symbol of Capri and one of Italy’s most iconic landscapes. These stunning rock formations emerge from the crystal clear sea and create a unique and unforgettable setting. With more than 100 meters in height, they are one of the most photographed points on the island and represent a must stop for those who visit Capri by the sea.

The Arco Naturale is an impressive rock formation created by the action of the sea and wind over thousands of years. Overlooking the turquoise blue waters of Capri, this natural monument is one of the most spectacular landscapes on the island and one of the most admired points by those who visit by sea.