The main feature of the cave, however, is the intense emerald green coloration assumed by the sea inside. This particular play of colors is due to the light penetrating the underwater threshold, having (as already mentioned) the cavity two openings.6] The green hue assumed by the water inside the cave, however, can vary at different times of day and as weather conditions change

Marina Piccola is located on the southern side of the island of Capri. It is near the Faraglioni to the southeast.Via Krupp is a historic paved path with hairpin bends that connects the Certosa di San Giacomo and the area of the Gardens of Augustus with Marina Piccola.

The Blue Grotto is articulated in a karst underground system consisting DA several environments, unknown to visitors who see only the largest one, universally known as the Blue Cathedral. The entrance is a crack in the rock two meters high and just as long, which is located - when the sea is not rough - just one meter from sea level. As a result, when entering the cavity, you must lie on the boat that requires the presence of an Expert boatman. This, abandoned the oars, pushes the boat clinging to an iron chain that is walled up on the entrance. Once inside, you are in front of the Duomo Azzurro. This large erosion cavity is 22 meters deep, 25 meters wide and about 60 meters long; the average height of the vault is 7 meters, increasing to 14 in the interior areas. Considering the underwater threshold, the total height is even 36 meters.

The Punta Carena Lighthouse is located in Anacapri, Capri, and is a historic and imposing lighthouse, the second largest in Italy by power after Genoa. Built in 1862 and active DA 1867, it offers an octagonal tower with a lantern from which you can enjoy spectacular views of the sea and sunsets. The surrounding area is a picturesque place with cliffs, Mediterranean scrub and small bars, ideal for swimming, relaxing and enjoying the sunset.

The Grotta Bianca is a natural cave located in the eastern part of the island of Capri. The cave has a karst origin, that is, it was formed centuries ago, as a result of landslides and erosions due to the action of the sea waves on the rocks. Its structure is very particular. The cave with its depth of about 30 meters, consists DA two interconnected rooms. One that widens at the bottom of the structure. On the walls of this room you can admire engravings made by those who took refuge in the cave. The other space, on the other hand, consists DA an upper cavity that leads to the Grotta Meravigliosa. In this last environment, where the gaze is lost among the countless limestone formations of stalactites and stalagmites that dot the white walls of the cave, at a high point there is a curious rock structure.