Traditional trattorie offering fresh pasta, seafood, and local specialties like insalata Caprese and rich limoncello.
Seaside lunch spots at Marina Piccola — perfect for fresh fish with sea views.
Local cafés around the Piazzetta for an espresso or gelato break while people-watching.
Capri dining isn’t just about the food — it’s about the experience: sunset sea breezes, limestone terraces, and the relaxed Mediterranean way of life.
Capri’s nightlife is the epitome of Italian elegance and glamour. As twilight falls, the island comes alive with exclusive cocktail bars, lively piazzas, and upscale nightclubs where locals and visitors mingle effortlessly. Sip handcrafted cocktails overlooking the Mediterranean, enjoy live music in charming squares, or dance the night away in iconic venues. In Capri, every evening feels stylish, vibrant, and unforgettable.
Piazzetta bars, where locals and visitors mingle in the heart of Capri town.
Seaside lounges at Marina Grande and Marina Piccola — ideal for a sunset drink.
Historic cafés in the lanes of Capri and Anacapri for late-night conversations beneath island stars.
LPM (Mediterranean), Coal Office (Israeli), Kutir (Indian fine dining), Tavernaki Portobello (Greek), Gold (Modern European), Temper (BBQ).
Below des Prés (beneath Bar des Prés), Viajante87 in Soho, A Bar With Shapes for a Name (creative concept).
Browse the hidden gallery at Shapero Rare Books, or discover contemporary works at Maddox Gallery and Gallery Different.

History lover? Take this trip to see the villas built on Capri by Emperor Tiberius

From the crowd-filled Piazzetta to wild beauty of coastal Capri

A trip to the top to see Capri from above



Reaching Capri is simple and scenic. From Naples or Sorrento, regular ferries and high-speed hydrofoils carry visitors across the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea in under an hour. Travelers from Rome can take a train to Naples, then continue by boat. The journey itself is part of the magic—blue waters, coastal cliffs, and your first glimpse of Capri rising from the sea.
Ferries and hydrofoils run regularly from Naples, Sorrento, and other nearby towns along the Amalfi Coast. From Naples, the trip usually takes about an hour; from Sorrento, about 20–30 minutes.
Hydrofoils are faster and ideal for day trippers.
Charter boats or private transfers offer a more flexible and luxurious arrival.
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