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Arco Naturale (Natural Arc)
This geological limestone arch, which rises out of the sea on Capri’s southeastern shore, is best seen from a boat. If you do take the scenic walk from town, about twenty to thirty minutes on Via Matermania, be sure to...
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Augustus Gardens & Via Krupp
Like many of the world’s memorable sights, the Via Krupp was built to convenience a wealthy man: German steel magnate Friedrich Krupp financed it so that he could have a direct connection between the Marina Piccola and the Quisisana, where...
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Beaches
Those who love expansive sand beaches will be disappointed on Capri, which has a rocky coastline. There is a small stretch of beach right by J.K. Place, the only hotel on the island with direct beach access. There are also...
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Capri Beauty Farm Spa
At nearly 11,000 square feet, the spa at the Capri Palace, famous for its so-called Leg School, is the island’s largest. It offers a huge variety of treatments, ranging from facials and thalassotherapy to chemical peels and Ayurvedic and Shiatsu...
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Climb Monte Solaro
Older children will love the chairlift that swoops visitors up to the 1,900-foot-plus Monte Solaro, the highest point on Capri. The single-seat chairlift takes about twelve minutes and affords incredible views of the Bay of Naples and the rest of...
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Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto)
Unless your timing is impeccable, Capri’s most-visited tourist attraction can make for a frustrating afternoon as you sit in a bobbing boat in front of the Blue Grotto, sometimes for up to an hour, waiting your turn for a quick...
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Quisi Beauty
The stylish spa at the Grand Hotel Quisisana, which was added to the property in 2003, has nine treatment rooms, plus an old-school beauty salon, for hair, makeup and mani- and pedicures, where you could imagine running into Jackie O....
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San Michele Church
If you’re visiting Anacapri, don’t miss this Baroque gem. Its huge ceramic-tile mosaic, completed in 1761, covers the entire floor and depicts the expulsion of Adam and Eve from a fantastical Garden of Eden (kids will love discovering the many...
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Sentiero dei Fortini Hike
Designer Liz Lange recommends: “This hike requires taking a taxi and then hiking for about an hour and half, but there is a great lunch spot at the end. Take a taxi from town and asked to be dropped at...
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Villa Jovis
Fearing assassination, Emperor Tiberius left Rome for Capri and ruled from this magnificent—and secluded—spot on Monte Tiberio on the northeast side of the island from A.D. 27 to A.D. 37. Named after Jupiter (Jove), the villa was conceived as a...
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Villa San Michele
If you have time to see only one sight on Capri, visit the art-filled Villa San Michele, in Anacapri. Built in the late 1800s by the eccentric and brilliant doctor and philanthropist Axel Munthe and surrounded by beautiful gardens, the...
Capri

Before planning a trip to Capri, you have to realize that you’re not going to see and do very much. Rather, you’re going to quickly adapt to the Italian rhythm, which includes days spent pool-, or lido-, side, with the occasional shopping afternoon or spa treatment thrown in. Indagare’s Bookings Team can help organize such custom touring as boat excursions along the coast, guided hiking in the gorgeous landscapes of Anacapri and day trips to Amalfi.
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Consider combining your trip with one of these destinations.
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Sicily
Nearly the size of Massachusetts, Sicily is the Mediterranean’s largest island. Its many different regions offer a wealth of exploration, from the vibrant city of Palermo to the bucolic corners of the southeast.
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Aeolian Islands
These seven UNESCO-protected islands, rising from the vivid blues of the Tyrrhenian Sea north of Sicily, are each completely different in character and style. But all share an uncontested spot on our list of some of the Mediterranean’s best summer...
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Paris
The notion that Paris is always a good idea may feel exaggerated, but the fact is that a trip to the City of Light never disappoints. Perhaps that's because it has all the elements of cosmopolitan capital—Michelin-starred restaurants, legendary palace...