Private Tour, Capri Island Tour, visit to the Faraglioni, stop for a dip in the splendid waters

You will admire the second largest lighthouse in Italy

The Green Grotto, formerly known as the Turks' Grotto, is a cavity located on the southern side of the Island of Capri. The Green Grotto has been known since the 16th century, during which the island was repeatedly subjected to enemy attacks; they are sadly known for having attacked the island, for example, the pirate Dragut and the corsair Khayr al-Din known as Barbarossa, who destroyed the homonymous castle.

faraglioni are the symbol of Capri and are the backdrop for a wonderful photo as a souvenir or to be posted on social networks. the stacks are coastal and oceanic rocks eroded by the waves. The word could derive from the Greek pháros or from the Latin pharus and is related to the Spanish farallón.

Villa Malaparte is a private residence located on the island of Capri on a steep and narrow rocky promontory, which seems to rise from the sea. It was conceived by Curzio Malaparte as also shown by the Public Register of Protected Works at the MIBAC. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern architecture, representing a wonderful example of integration between rationalist modernity and the natural environment.

Tradition has it that visitors who have just arrived on the island of Capri, especially women, greet the statue of the street urchin Gennarino, the beautiful bronze statue placed on a rock at the entrance to Marina Grande, before reaching the tourist port, the statue of welcome, depicts a Neapolitan street urchin, seated with his arm raised in greeting. tradition wants that the guests who pass in that area of the coast, in front of the statue of gennarino the street urchin, say hello.