It owes its name to the color of the vegetation and algae that bloom inside, which give the waters a much darker and reddish shade than other caves on the island.

The Natural Arch of Capri is a spectacular Paleolithic rock structure located on the east coast of the island. These are the remains of a deep underground cavity that, as a result of landslides and erosion, emerged into the open forming a natural limestone arch suspended about 200 meters above sea level.

The Faraglioni of Capri are three iconic rock peaks that emerge from the sea, considered the undisputed symbol of the island. These formations are the result of centuries of marine and atmospheric erosion that have shaped the limestone coast. Read more about

Marina Piccola is a town known for the bustling and sheltered bay of the same name on the Tyrrhenian Sea. From the lively terraces of the restaurants you can admire the view of the rock formations of the Faraglioni, while along the characteristic Via Krupp you reach the Gardens of Augustus. All around the Piazzetta of Capri there are cozy cafes and bars. The Belvedere of Punta Cannone, where there are real cannons, rises on top of a hill overlooking the sea

The Green Grotto, known in ancient times as the Cave of the Turks, is a cavity located on the southern side of the island of Capri, in Campania, known above all for the color of the water in its interior which, due to particular plays of light, takes on the color green

Near the surface of the water, not far from me, I saw a blue star, casting a long beam of light, pure as aether, on the body of water ...» The Blue Grotto is a karst cavity that opens on the northwestern side of the island of Capri.