Anacapri is one of only two towns that make up the island. It sits on the highest points and is less frequented by visitors. This area is known as a more relaxed section and a bit less glamorous. I love it personally. I love the fewer hordes of tourists and the quieter nature of it. […]
This is one of my favorite things to do in Capri! I visited Da’ Luigi ai Faraglioni for the day; it was one of the most relaxing and enjoyable experiences I have ever had. I highly recommend choosing one or a few of them during your time on the island. Da’ Luigi ai Faraglioni Sunbathe […]
If you have heard about Capri, then you have heard of the Blue Grotto. This one attraction is sometimes the only thing visitors see when day-tripping to the island. Experience the wonder of the Blue Grotto by boarding a small wooden rowboat and being guided by an able skipper through a tiny stone portal to […]
This Carthusian monastery was founded in 1363 by Giacomo Arcucci and is used as a museum and for cultural events. The charterhouse has three main areas; the pharmacy and women’s church, guest area, and buildings for monks. In the 17th century, the island of Capri was devasted by a deadly plague. Out of 755 locals, […]
If you’re looking for a hidden gem to explore in Anacapri, the Church of San Michele is a must-see! Built-in 1719, it’s a prime example of the Neapolitan school’s 18th-century architecture. The church’s most impressive feature is the maiolica tile floor, designed by Leonardo Chiaiese, depicting Archangel Michael expelling Adam and Eve from the Garden […]
No doubt you have seen in any photos of Capri, the large rock formations that sit near the coastline of the island. May I present, the famous, Faraglioni. Legend has it… According to local lore, the Faraglioni, Capri rock formations derive their name from the ancient Greek word ‘phraos’ meaning ‘lighthouse.’ This is because they […]
I was unable to make it here but have it on the list for next time! The History of the Gardens of Augustus The botanical gardens hold a fascinating history that can be traced back to the early 1900s. These gardens were established by a prominent German industrialist named Friedrich Alfred Krupp. Krupp had a […]
It is said that this is the place where Ulysses was seduced by the sirens (mermaids). To get to Marina Piccola, you can take a bus from Piazzetta or walk along Via Roma to Due Golfi and then descend the stairs on Via Mulo. The walk is enjoyable and takes only about 15 minutes. At […]
Capri has established itself as a luxurious destination filled with yachts, adorned by famous personalities such as Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Kourtney Kardashian, and Hugh Jackman. Its striking rocky coastline stands out against the crystal-clear blue waters. The Blue Grotto, a cave with glowing blue waters, is the most popular attraction. However, the unique lift […]
There is never enough time to do everything you want to do so here are a few things that I didn’t get to do but will on my next trip to Capri: Grotta di Matermania This limestone cave is on the island’s southeast side and was used by the Romans as a Nymphaeum. Not sure […]
