The Island of Capri is a ferry ride away from the seaside town of Sorrento on the Southern side of Italy where we stayed. We headed to the island bright and early on Monday with the sun just starting to warm the waters…
We took a boat tour around the island and into the Blue Grotto, or Grotta Azzurra, a cave that shines bright blue due to the way the sunlight refracts up and through the water:
After seeing the island from around the edges, we headed up to the highest point via chair lift… my favorite part of the day!
As you float up, you can take in views of the whole of Capri, the Bay of Naples with Mt. Vesuvius in the distance, and the bright sparkling Mediterranean water…
From the top of Mt. Solaro, we hiked a meandering path all the way back down to the harbor. It took a few hours longer than we expected (bring lots of water if you give this a try), but the views were amazing the whole time.
If you are in the Naples area and have time for an extra day trip, Capri is a beautiful stop. 🙂
3 responses to “Capri, Italy”
Lovely photos – catch what many miss; give real sense of the place.
Make me ache to go.
Many thanks.
Thank you! I’m glad you like them 🙂
Beautiful post! Makes me even more excited to go to Capri next month.