VISIT TO THE BLUE CAVE IS NOT GUARANTEED. The Blue Grotto is not included in this tour we will stop in front of the cave to let you observe it outside. if you decide to wait for time the time lost in front of the cave will be scaled by this tour In case of a visit to the Blue Grotto, you will have to pay an entrance fee of 14 € per person, payable only in cash. The entrance ticket to the Blue Grotto is not included in the tour price. Access to the cave depends on the tide and general sea conditions. Confirmation of its opening is obtained every morning.

The second largest lighthouse in Italy The lighthouse has been active since 1867. Its construction began in 1862 on a project by the Bourbon engineers and is one of the largest lighthouses in Italy in terms of size and power, after the one in Genoa. It consists of an octagonal masonry tower with lantern and gallery, placed above a two-storey building for the lighthouse keeper. The lighthouse was recently repainted and is now white with red vertical stripes. The caretaker's house is red. The headlight is equipped with a rotating optic that emits flashes of white light with a period of 3 seconds. The focal plane is 73 meters above sea level. The lighthouse has a range of 25 nautical miles (approximately 46 km), and is therefore referred to as a deep-sea lighthouse.

Visit at a safe distance we will stop at a distance where you can take a picture The Green Grotto, known in ancient times as the Cave of the Turks, is a cavity located on the southern side of the island of Capri, in Campania, known above all for the color of the water in its interior which, due to particular plays of light, takes on the color green. The Green Cave has been known since the 16th century, during which the island was repeatedly subjected to enemy attacks; they are infamous for attacking the island, for example, the pirate Dragut and the privateer Khayr al-Din called Barbarossa, who destroyed the castle of the same name

Stop at the famous Faraglioni being the symbol of Capri we will stop for some photos! the stacks are three and are called: Stella, connected to the island: 109 meters (358 feet) high. Mezzosoprano: 82 meters (269 feet) in height. Scopolo (or Fuori): 106 meters (348 feet) high. The blue lizard (Podarcis siculus coeruleus) is endemic to this stack.

We'll pass the cave, but we won't get in, it'll only be visible for a souvenir photo

The Rock of the Scugnizzo On a rock there is a statue representing a boy called the urchin but his real name was Gennarino, he greeted the people on board the boats to give the welcome to Capri