The White Grotto (Grotta Bianca) is a stunning sea cave on the eastern coast of Capri, known for its white limestone walls and crystal-clear waters. The light reflecting off the rock creates a magical, shimmering effect.

The Faraglioni of Capri are three iconic rock formations rising dramatically from the sea, just off the southern coast of the island. Sculpted over millennia by wind and waves, they are among the most photographed landmarks in Capri and a symbol of the island’s natural beauty.

Marina Piccola is a charming bay on the southern coast of Capri, known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning views of the Faraglioni rocks. Sheltered from the wind, it’s a perfect spot for swimming and sunbathing, and has long been a favorite of both locals and visitors.

The Punta Carena Lighthouse, located on the southwestern tip of Capri, is one of the oldest and most important lighthouses in Italy. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters, it’s a popular spot for sunsets, and breathtaking sea views.

The Blue Grotto is Capri’s most famous sea cave, renowned for the magical blue light that illuminates its interior. Sunlight enters through an underwater opening, creating a surreal, glowing effect that reflects off the water and walls. It’s one of the island’s must-see natural wonders.

Marina Grande is the main port of Capri, bustling with boats, ferries, and vibrant activity. With colorful fishing boats, seaside restaurants, and shops, it’s the island’s lively gateway and a great place to soak up the authentic local atmosphere.