Admire the typical fishing village with colors set in time.

The villa at Capo di Sorrento is traditionally known as the "Bagni della Regina Giovanna" (Queen Joan's Baths) because it seems that Queen Joanna of Anjou, ruler of Naples, frequented the Sorrento coast and this pleasant place in particular.

Discover the so-called Cascatella, a natural waterfall that flows from the rock, and other interesting attractions along the coast

The White Grotto is a sea cave located on the island of Capri, Italy. It owes its name to the white limestone encrustations on its walls and the clusters of white stalactites that hang from the ceiling and line its entrance.

The Natural Arch is a rock formation in the shape of an arch, formed naturally on the island of Capri by exogenous and endogenous erosion. The limestone structure is 12 meters wide and 18 meters high above ground level.

Legend links the Faraglioni to the mythical Odyssey by the Greek poet Homer, who identifies them as the rocks thrown by Polyphemus at the heroic Odysseus. Iconic symbol of Capri.

Famous for its crystal-clear waters, views of the Faraglioni, and warm climate, protected from the winds. It boasts two public beaches (Marina di Mulo and Marina di Pennauro) and beach resorts, as well as the evocative Scoglio delle Sirene (Scoglio delle Sirene). The sun sets early in the afternoon.

Spectacular green cave, where a stop is made nearby for swimming and snorkeling.

The Punta Carena Lighthouse, located in Anacapri, is one of the most fascinating places on the island, famous for its spectacular sunset, crystal clear water and historic black and white striped structure.

An iconic spot on Capri, it's very crowded in the summer, with long waits to visit.

A scheduled stop of 3 or 4 hours (depending on sea conditions) is planned to explore the island and its quaint shops. You can sample the island's culinary delights. We can recommend a restaurant to make your stay on the island unique.