Spiagge e belvedere a Capri

Coastal Views and Beaches

This collection highlights Capri's dramatic limestone topography, spanning from the sea-level grottoes of Grotta Bianca to the high-altitude viewpoints of Belvedere di Tragara and Belvedere Cannone. The selection features the 1905 Art Nouveau architecture of Villa Lysis, the terraced Giardini di Augusto overlooking the switchbacks of Via Krupp, and the natural Grotta di Matromania. It also covers the island's primary swimming areas, including the sheltered bay of Marina Piccola and the pebble shores of Marina Grande.

Tragara Viewpoint

This observation deck provides an enthralling view of Faraglioni Rocks. Perfect for an evening stroll.

Giardini di Augusto

These botanical gardens feature multi-level terraces overlooking the Faraglioni sea stacks and the switchbacks of Via Krupp. The site displays a variety of Capri's native flora.

Matromania Cave

The Grotta di Matromania is a large, natural cave on the east coast of the island of Capri, Italy. It is located near the Arco Naturale.

Grotta Bianca

Accessible by boat, this sea cave is named for the white calcareous deposits and stalactites that adorn its entrance and interior chambers.

Marina Piccola

A sheltered bay on the southern coast featuring small pebble beaches and views of the Faraglioni. It serves as a historic landing point protected from the wind.

Villa Lysis/Fersen

Built in 1905 by Count Jacques d’Adelswärd-Fersen, this Art Nouveau villa combines neoclassical elements with a cliffside location overlooking the Gulf of Naples.

Cannon Viewpoint

The cannon dating to the 19th century marks an amazing vantage point - come here to admire the rocky shore.

Spiaggia Libera di Marina Grande

The island's largest public beach, located adjacent to the main ferry port. It consists of a wide stretch of pebbles and clear water.

Da Luigi Ai Faraglioni

A historic beach club and restaurant situated at the base of the Faraglioni rocks. It offers rocky sunbathing platforms and boat shuttle services.