The Natural Arch of Capri is a natural rock formation located on the east coast of the island, famous for its extraordinary beauty and striking appearance. It is a large limestone arch that was formed millions of years ago due to wind and seawater erosion, creating a sort of natural bridge that extends over the void. With a height of about 18 metres, the Natural Arch offers a spectacular view of the sea and the coast of Capri, and is easily accessible through hiking trails that allow you to explore the surrounding landscape. This site is one of the most visited attractions on the island and represents an excellent opportunity to take memorable photos, thanks to its location and the panoramic view it offers.

Both by gozzo boat and by speedboat around the island of Capri you can visit the Blue Grotto, the Faraglioni and all the islands of Capri visited only by sea. From the sea, you can get a more unique overview of the Island of Capri than ever before. Thanks to this type of experience you will visit quieter and less chaotic places. With the speedboat you can also go to the Amalfi coast and reach the Li Galli islands. Thanks to this boat you can pick up and/or drop off from Naples, Ischia, Procida, Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi and Nerano. In all rates and with both boats you will have the opportunity to swim and dive into the water.

The remaining time of the tour is used to visit the other caves of the island of capri, as well as to relax and have more time to take a swim in the sea

Villa Malaparte is a famous villa located on the coast of Capri, famous for its unique architecture and panoramic location. Designed by architect Adalberto Libera in the 1930s for writer Curzio Malaparte, the villa stands out for its modern style, with essential and minimalist lines, and the unmistakable red terrace overlooking the sea. The building is perched on a cliff and blends harmoniously with the natural environment, offering spectacular views of the Gulf of Naples. The villa has become a symbol of elegance and modernity, and has also been featured in several films.

The White Grotto is another of the natural wonders of Capri, located along the coast of the island, west of the more famous Blue Grotto. It is famous for its particular coloration and for the formations of stalactites and stalagmites that decorate it, which, together with the light that filters through the entrance, create a unique and suggestive atmosphere. Unlike the Blue Grotto, the White Grotto owes its name to the white light that illuminates the walls of limestone rock, giving an ethereal and bright appearance to the environment. This phenomenon is due to the combination of sunlight entering through a natural opening and reflections on the crystal clear water. The cave is accessible by sea. Inside, the rock walls are enriched by stalactites and stalagmites that form curious and fascinating groups of calcareous concretions, helping to make the experience even more suggestive.

Marina Piccola is one of the most famous and picturesque beaches of Capri, located on the south coast of the island, at the foot of the cliffs overlooking the famous "Punta Tragara". This small bay is characterised by crystal clear waters and spectacular views of the Faraglioni, the famous rock formations that emerge from the sea. It is one of the favourite destinations for boat visitors, who want to take a swim in the crystal clear waters of Capri and escape the crowds.

The Green Grotto of Capri is a picturesque sea cavity located along the east coast of the island, not far from the famous Blue Grotto. It is known for the green light that illuminates its crystal clear waters, an effect created by the refraction of sunlight through an underwater entrance that is located below sea level. The interior of the cave is characterised by rock walls covered with algae, which amplify the green reflection of the water. The Green Grotto is only accessible by sea. The visit is a fascinating experience, thanks to the mysterious atmosphere and the beauty of the green reflections that mix with the blue of the sea. Although not as big as the Blue Grotto, it is less crowded and offers a more intimate and suggestive experience.

The Anacapri Lighthouse is located on the western tip of the island of Capri, at Monte Solaro, and is one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the island. Inaugurated in 1866, the lighthouse emits a light that guides ships sailing in the Gulf of Naples. The property, about 18 metres high, is surrounded by a breathtaking landscape, which offers spectacular views of the sea and nearby islands.