A landscape of savage beauty, cut by wind, sea and the mark of human genius. This is Capri.  

The island has a steep and jagged coast and, to top it all, the famous faraglioni, big and unique rocks, along with a number of caves that produce evocative play of the light.
The most famous is the blue grotto that is indissolubly connected with Capri’s history as a destination for travellers, a myth that continues unchanged over time. The island remains the favourite destination for travellers, intellectuals and celebrities from the international jet set who meet at any time in the legendary piazzetta, the main stage for the island’s dolce vita.