During the excursion it will be possible to reach the famous Blue Grotto. Admission costs €18 per person and, being one of the most visited attractions on the island, there can be high waiting times. If the wait exceeds approximately 45 minutes, it will not be possible to make the stop for the visit. A visit to the Blue Grotto is optional : those who prefer not to enter it can dedicate this time to other experiences or alternative stops during the tour. For those who want to visit the Blue Grotto without sacrificing, we recommend the private half-day tour (4 hours), which includes guaranteed parking even in the presence of long queues.

The lighthouse, with its majestic presence, stands on one of the westernmost points of the island of Capri, and for over a century and a half it has illuminated the path of ships crossing the Tyrrhenian Sea with its beam of light.

The Green Grotto, known in ancient times as the Turks' Grotto, is a cavity located on the southern side of the Island of Capri, in Campania, known above all for the color of the water inside which, due to particular plays of light, takes on the green colour.

From the sea you can admire Monte Solaro, the highest peak on the island of Capri, which dominates the landscape with its grandeur and natural charm. Sailing along the coast, the view of this mountain rising over the blue of the Mediterranean offers a truly suggestive scenery. At the foot of Monte Solaro you can make a stop for a relaxing swim, immersed in clear and quiet waters, away from the confusion, to enjoy a moment of pure relaxation in contact with nature.

However, the best way to admire the Faraglioni is from the sea. The boat will pass under the arch of the Faraglione di mezzo: if you are in good company, exchange a kiss. It is said to bring good luck!

Villa Malaparte is a private home located on the island of Capri, on Capo Masullo, a steep and narrow rocky promontory, 70 meters long and 15 meters wide, which sinks into the blue-green waters of Cala del Fico.

The White Grotto is a natural cavity located in the eastern part of the island of Capri. The cave has a karst origin, meaning it was formed centuries ago following landslides and erosions due to the action of sea waves on the rocks.

Tradition dictates that visitors who have just arrived on the island of Capri - especially women - greet the street urchin Gennarino, the beautiful bronze statue located at the entrance to Marina Grande.