What to do in Anacapri

Enter the Blue Grotto's luminous azure waters, where sunlight creates a mesmerising blue glow through an underwater cavity. The rowing boat journey offers a serene glimpse into one of nature's most enchanting phenomena.

Built by Swedish doctor Axel Munthe, Villa San Michele blends ancient artefacts into its stunning architecture. Wander through Mediterranean gardens to the terrace where an Egyptian sphinx overlooks the Bay of Naples.

Glide above Capri's lush landscape on this 12-minute chairlift journey to Monte Solaro's summit. At 589 metres, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples from the island's highest point.

At 589 metres, Monte Solaro offers unrivalled panoramic views across Capri, the Bay of Naples, and the Amalfi Coast. Take the scenic 12-minute chairlift from Anacapri's Piazza Vittoria for a tranquil ascent through

Piazza Vittoria is Anacapri's vibrant heart, where transport converges and the Monte Solaro chairlift begins. Relax at a café before exploring nearby Villa San Michele or ascending for panoramic views.

This striking red museum blends Neoclassical and Moorish architecture in Anacapri's heart. Inside, discover 19th-century paintings of Capri and ancient Roman statues recovered from the Blue Grotto.

Italy's second tallest lighthouse has guided sailors since 1867 from its perch on Capri's southwestern tip. Swim in crystal-clear waters before savouring the legendary sunset with an aperitif at the waterfront restaurant.

This Baroque church houses a masterpiece: an 18th-century majolica tile floor depicting Adam and Eve's expulsion. From the spiral staircase, admire Leonardo Chiaiese's intricate artistry in panoramic splendour.