Gennarino, known as the "scugnizzo of Capri", is a famous bronze statue located in Marina Grande, depicting a Neapolitan boy as a sign of welcome.

Located on the eastern side of the island, the Natural Arch is an extraordinary rock formation dating back to Paleolithic times, overlooking the sea from a cliff top. This structure, sculpted over time DA wind and rain, forms a perfect limestone arch that frames a breathtaking view of the blue sea of Capri. Although it can also be reached on foot, the most impressive way to admire it in its entirety is from the sea, during the speedboat tour.

Undisputed icons of the island, the Faraglioni are three imposing rocks that emerge majestically from the crystal clear sea, creating one of the most photographed views in the world. Sailing by speedboat, you can admire them DA close and even pass under the natural arch of the Faraglione di Mezzo, a suggestive and romantic moment. These rock formations, shaped by time and the sea, represent the wild and fascinating beauty of Capri.

Dramatically overlooking the edge of a cliff overlooking the sea, Villa Malaparte is one of the most fascinating examples of modern architecture integrated into the natural landscape. Built in the 1930s by writer Curzio Malaparte, the Villa is famous for its essential shape, monumental staircase and roof terrace with spectacular sea views. Visible only DA the sea or from inaccessible paths, it is a hidden gem that can be admired in all its beauty during the speedboat tour.

Located on the eastern side of the island, the White Grotto is famous for its spectacular white limestone formations that decorate the walls and for a suggestive stalagmite that resembles the shape of a Madonna. The water here takes on clear and transparent shades, creating a fascinating contrast with the whiteness of the rock. It's one of the first caves you'll meet on a speedboat tour, and it's a great way to get a taste of Capri's natural magic.

Less known than the Blue Grotto but just as fascinating, the Green Grotto owes its name to the emerald reflections that illuminate the water inside, creating an enchanted atmosphere. Located on the south side of the island, it is easily accessible by speedboat and you can often dive and swim in its clear waters. A corner of paradise that combines wild nature and breathtaking colors, perfect for a relaxing stop during the tour of the island.

One of the most famous symbols of Capri, the Blue Grotto is a natural wonder that enchants with its unique light effects. The entrance to the cave, through a narrow opening in the rock, leads to a cavity illuminated DA an intense blue light, created by the reflection of the sun on the seabed. A magical DA experience aboard small boats, immersed in an atmosphere suspended between myth and reality. The ticket can be purchased directly at the entrance of the cave (cash) and costs about € 20 per person

You will see from the sea the wonderful hulled tip lighthouse, an Attraction not to be missed.