The Spiaggia Grande in Capri is a gem nestled in the island's beauty. With its fine sand, azure waters, and breathtaking scenery, it's the ideal place to relax and enjoy the Mediterranean.

Not far from Marina Grande beach in Capri, you'll find a small coastline embraced by cliffs and kissed by the sun, known over time as the Bagni di Tiberio. In fact, hundreds of years ago, Roman emperors Augustus and later Tiberius used to bathe here during the summer, when they relocated to the seaside villa that still stands on the coast a few steps from the establishment.

The Blue Grotto in Capri is the must see natural wonder due its timeless magic. A portal to an enchanted underwater world, the low and narrow entrance opens up to an explosion of iridescent blue, illuminated by sunlight filtering from outside. The crystalline waters create enchanting reflections, giving life to a play of light and shadows. The ancient Romans considered it a sacred place, and today its beauty continues to inspire artists and poets from around the world. Venturing into this natural wonder is a breathtaking experience, a moment of pure magic that remains etched in memory forever. The Blue Grotto of Capri is an essential stop for those who want to experience the pure enchantment of the azure island.

This splendid cove in the middle of the Fortini road is famous for its incredible natural scenery and for the presence of the stunning villa of fashion designers Dolce and Gabbana, we will also explore the "Grotta Iannarella," also known as the "Heart Cave" because in its depths, the outline of a heart is carved into the rock. We will enter to closely admire this exceptional peculiarity.

We will enter this exceptionally beautiful cove with consistently calm waters. A natural spectacle of incredible beauty.

The Punta Carena lighthouse is the second largest in Italy in terms of lighting power (first is Genoa), and it's also one of the oldest: it was first lit in 1867. The lighthouse is always a peaceful place, far from the routes of mass tourism. The best time to appreciate its magic is at sunset; in fact, this is one of the few points on the coast of Capri where you can watch the sun set into the sea.

The Saints Grotto, named for the numerous stalactites in the shape of praying saints, is a hidden treasure along the coast. The rocky walls create a magical atmosphere of brilliant colors. The turquoise and crystal-clear waters invite you to explore a fascinating underwater world, populated by vibrant marine life. A place of wonder and adventure.

The Green Grotto, formerly known as Cave of the Turks, is a natural wonder that enchants with its unique beauty. The entrance, framed by imposing cliffs, leads to a magical atmosphere illuminated by an emerald green light. The waters inside shimmer with vibrant color, creating a suggestive and enchanting effect. Stalactites and stalagmites decorate the interior of the cave, adding a touch of mystery and charm. The serene and enveloping atmosphere invites contemplation and discovery of this extraordinary place, leaving a lasting impression as a jewel of nature. Exploring the Green Grotto of Capri is an unforgettable experience that offers unique emotions and inspirations. A swim inside, will let you discover endless beauty.

Reached out Punta Ventroso, we will take a break on board where we will relax to the rhythm of music, enjoy a rich aperitif with dry and fresh snacks, toast with prosecco and limoncello, and take a few dips. The more adventurous can reach the shore, which will be just a few meters away, to get a closer look at the beauties of this pebble, rock, and ancient construction-filled stretch of beach.

We will literally cross the myth. Here lies the Mermaid's Rock. Same from the Odissey, where they tried to lure Ulysses and his sailors.

The Grotta dei Marinai (Sailors' Cave) in Capri is a hidden gem along the island's coast, known for its maritime history and natural beauty. The entrance, surrounded by majestic cliffs, leads into an enchanted environment illuminated by a soft light. The cave walls tell stories of fishermen and sailors who sought refuge here in past centuries. The atmosphere of tranquility and the call of the sea captivate the hearts of visitors, transporting them to a world of maritime adventures and legends.

Famous worldwide, we will observe up close what are actually the four Faraglioni of Capri. Saetta, the only one attached to the island, Monacone, Stella, and Scopolo. These imposing rock formations inspired legends and artists, and they are the beating heart of Capri's magic. Here we will pause to take some selfies, photos, and videos with this famous backdrop.

Malaparte Villa in Capri is a timeless architectural masterpiece, nestled like a jewel between sky and sea. Designed by architect Adalberto Libera in the 1930s, the villa harmoniously blends with the wild beauty of the island. Its cubic and minimalist structure, with a red façade contrast with the deep blue of the Mediterranean and creates an iconic image. Perched on a cliff, it offers breathtaking views of the Faraglioni rocks. The villa, famous for its history and for being a set for famous films, is a symbol of elegance and modernity, a place that continues to inspire artists and travelers from around the world.

The White Grotto is a natural treasure characterized by walls of pure white limestone. Located along a rocky coast, the entrance offers a spectacular view of the deep blue sea. The sunlight filtering through the rocks creates an enchanted and suggestive atmosphere inside the cave. The crystal-clear waters complete this picture of beauty, inviting an experience of wonder and contemplation of nature.

The Red Grotto is a fascinating natural wonder with walls of intense red rock overlooking the turquoise sea. The entrance offers a breathtaking view of the sparkling water and azure skies. The interior is bathed in warm, enveloping light, creating a magical and suggestive atmosphere. The crystal-clear waters and rock formations make this cave a place of extraordinary beauty, a corner of paradise that enchants visitors.

We will observe this sheer cliff overlooking the sea, approximately 297 meters high, near Villa Jovis. According to legend, the Roman emperor Tiberius would have condemned prisoners to be thrown off this cliff, and after falling into the sea, they would be beaten with oars and sticks by a team of sailors until death.