Antonio and the captain were great guides. Choppy waves made for a bumpy ride across the sea, but Capri was worth the ride. If you’re looking to just visit Capri, this may not be worth your while. If you’re looking for a tour of the grottos and popular spots around the island, to swim in the sea, and get half a day on the island, this is for you. THE BOAT EXCURSION: On the way, we stopped to swim at 2 different locations. Getting in the water is a must (the salt water is so buoyant)! They have snorkeling masks, so seeing all the sea bass swimming around us was extremely cool. It’s 100% worth getting a bit wet. It was high tide when we went, so we didn’t visit the Blue Grotto (didn’t ruin the trip for us). We did see the Green Grotto (kinda cool). That gave us 4 hours on the island, which was perfect. CAPRI/ANACAPRI: We took the bus to Anacapri to the chairlift that takes you to the top of Monte Solaro. Take the bus to the chairlift because it’s not walkable. Get 3 “one-way” tickets; you’ll want to take the bus to the top, back to the Capri city center, and back to whichever marina they pick you up. Give yourself ample time (45 or so mins) to get on the bus back, or you’ll spend €40 on a taxi. ON THE ISLAND: Do the chairlift. Incredible views. It’s €14 for a round trip (up and down, though they don’t check your tickets on the way down, so you might get away with a one-way ticket for €11). Then get on a bus ASAP to the Capri city center. Not much to do in Anacapri. We found La Focacceria for a wonderful panini. Then Tizzano’s Kiosk for some Lemon and Limoncello gelato (best gelato of our trip). Great experience! Grazie!

















