Scugnizzo
The Scugnizzo (or Gennarino) is a charming bronze statue of a waving boy perched on a rock at Punta del Capo, traditionally serving as the "welcoming committee" for visitors arriving at Capri by sea.
Grotta Verde
The Green Grotto is a sea cave in Capri famous for the emerald-green glow created by light reflecting off the sandy seabed through two distinct openings, often visited by swimmers and boaters seeking a quieter alternative to the Blue Grotto.
Red Grotto
takes his coulour thanks to seaweed
Grotta bianca
The White Grotto is a stunning sea cave known for its bright limestone walls and unique white stalactites, including one famous formation that resembles a statue of the Virgin Mary.
Arco naturale
The Natural Arch is a Paleolithic-era limestone formation on Capri's eastern coast, creating a dramatic bridge of rock that frames a spectacular view of the turquoise sea below.
Faraglioni
The Faraglioni are three iconic limestone sea stacks rising majestically from the sea off the coast of Capri, serving as the island's most famous natural landmark.
Marina piccola
Marina Piccola is a picturesque bay on Capri's southern coast, famous for its sunny microclimate, luxury beach clubs, and stunning front-row views of the iconic Faraglioni rock formations.
Grotta Azzurra
The Blue Grotto is a sea cave in Capri famous for its glowing "neon" water, caused by sunlight filtering through an underwater opening, which visitors enter by lying flat in tiny rowboats.
Marina grande
Marina Grande is Capri's bustling main harbor and primary entry point, characterized by its colorful waterfront houses, the island's largest beach, and the funicular station connecting the port to the central Piazzetta.
