Villa di Pollio Felice, or Bagni della Regina Giovanna, is an ancient Roman villa near Sorrento overlooking a natural seawater lagoon. Known for its ruins, beautiful swimming spots, and scenic cliffs, it’s a popular mix of history and nature.

Punta Campanella is a scenic cape on the Sorrento Peninsula, known for cliffs, clear waters, ancient ruins, and the legend of Ulysses and the Sirens. It’s part of a protected marine reserve.

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

Positano is a stunning village on the Amalfi Coast, known for its colorful houses built into steep cliffs, narrow streets filled with boutiques and cafés, and beautiful beaches like Spiaggia Grande. It's a favorite destination for travelers seeking charm, style, and breathtaking sea views.

Grotta Bianca is a sea cave on the eastern side of Capri, known for its white limestone walls and striking rock formations. Partially above sea level, it features stalactites and crystal-clear waters, offering a quiet and scenic stop during boat tours around the island.

Faraglioni are three iconic rock formations off the southern coast of Capri, named Stella, Mezzo, and Scopolo. Famous for their dramatic beauty, the middle stack, Mezzo, has a natural arch that boats can pass through—one of Capri’s most photographed spots.

Grotta Verde, or the Green Grotto, is a beautiful sea cave on the southern coast of Capri. It's known for the emerald-green reflections created by sunlight hitting the water. Accessible by boat, it’s a popular spot for swimming and photos in a more peaceful setting than the famous Blue Grotto.

Faro di Punta Carena is a historic lighthouse on the southwestern tip of Capri. It’s the second tallest lighthouse in Italy and has been active since 1867. The area is known for rocky beaches, crystal-clear waters, and spectacular sunsets, making it a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.

Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto) is Capri’s most famous sea cave, known for its glowing blue light created by sunlight reflecting through an underwater opening. Visitors enter by small rowboats through a low entrance, but access is not always guaranteed due to sea conditions. It's a magical and iconic experience on the island.