In the Gulf of Naples just off the end of the Sorrentine Peninsula, Capri is a veritable treasure trove bursting with natural beauty, with its stunning panoramas and dramatically beautiful coastline. Numerous symbols of the force of nature can be found here, such as the Faraglioni rocks, the Natural Arch, Monte Solaro and the celebrated Grotta Azzurra. Culture and history have intermingled on the island since the times of the emperors Augustus and Tiberius who built their Imperial residences here.
Places to visit: Villa Jovis, Villa Damecuta, the sixteenth century Charterhouse of San Giacomo, the Church of Santo Stefano, Villa San Michele, built by the Swedish physician and writer, Axel Munthe, the faro of Punta Carena, the second largest lighthouse in Italy, the Church of San Michele, the island's natural history museum Centro Caprense 'Ignazio Cerio'. Not to be missed, of course, a coffe break in the legendary Piazzetta, the fashionable square alternatively known as the 'world's living room', and the walk along via Camerelle with its exclusive boutiques displaying the most fashionable designer labels