As an island in Italy's Tyrrhenian Sea, the enchanting Capri has been a beloved resort destination since the time of the Roman Republic. Capri and Anacapri, its towns, are famed for their awe-inspiring features such as the Belvedere of Tragara, the thrilling faraglioni sea stacks and the the history-rich ruins of Imperial Roman villas. The island's breathtaking vistas extend from Positano to Amalfi, Ravello, Sorrento, Nerano and Naples.

Capri's rich history traces back to ther Neolithic and Bronze Age, making it a coveted destination for travellers fascinated by past eras. It was the Roman emperor Augustus who brought prominence to this island by constructing temples, aqueducts, and gardens. His successors continued the trend, most notably Tiberius, whose famous Villa Jovis is a must-see when visiting. In the 19th to early 20th century, the beauty and energetic air brought artists, writers, celebrities, and LGBTQ pioneers to its captivating shore, further enhancing its allure.

The jewel in Capri's crown is undoubtedly the ethereal Blue Grotto, an enchanting sea cave where the sun creates an otherworldly azure hue on its waters. To experience the magic firsthand, visitors can reach Capri by ferry, hydrofoil or private boat services from the Bay of Naples and the Sorrentine Peninsula, with airports at Naples ensuring easy access to this paradisiacal island.