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The Capri Travel Guide
There are few Mediterranean escapes that capture la dolce vita quite like Capri. A dramatic island off the Amalfi Coast, beloved for its jagged limestone cliffs, glittering grottoes and effortlessly chic piazzas.
Where to stay
Perched on a clifftop once designed by Le Corbusier, this five-star hideaway looks straight out over the Faraglioni rock stacks. Two saltwater pools are carved into the rock face, and its Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Monzù, has one of the best sunset seats on the island.
A whitewashed, bougainvillea-draped retreat just steps from the Piazzetta, with sea-view suites and a private beach club shuttle. Understated Capri glamour at its most classic.
Set 300 metres above the sea in Anacapri, this belle-époque villa turned hotel is famous for its infinity pool suspended over the cliff edge - book a room with a private terrace if you can.
Rent a private villa on the quieter Anacapri side for more privacy and space, ideal for longer stays.
Where to drink and dine
Dine beneath a canopy of lemon trees at this Capri institution - the lemon groves aren't just decoration, they end up in the limoncello. New for 2026, the same family has opened Casa Paolino a few minutes' walk from the Piazzetta, a smaller, more intimate sister spot for anyone who can't get a table under the trees. Bookings essential.
Built into a natural cave on the island's quieter east side, with tables spilling out to sea views over Marina Piccola. Simple, ingredient-led Caprese cooking - go for the ravioli.
The island's Michelin-starred fine dining room inside Capri Palace, for an elevated evening of Mediterranean tasting menus. Bookings essential, dress code applies.
Where to swim
A classic stretch of Capri beach club with sunbeds lined up beneath striped umbrellas and crystal-blue water lapping right up to the rocks. Hire a lounger for the day and stay till sunset.
The postcard beach of Capri, framed by the Scoglio delle Sirene rock. Dip in from the pebbled shore or take a seat at one of the small cafés perched just above.
For the most exclusive beach day on the island, right beneath the Faraglioni. Reserve a sun lounger and stay for lunch. Bookings essential.
Where to explore
Rent a boat
Spend the day basking under the Italian sun aboard a private boat around the island. Explore hidden coves, marvel at the Faraglioni from the water, swim in impossibly clear water and duck into the Blue Grotto if the tide allows.
Wander the Piazzetta
No trip to Capri is complete without an evening at the Piazzetta - Capri town's tiny, glamorous main square. Take a seat for a spritz and watch the island's evening promenade unfold, then wander the surrounding lanes of boutique stores.
Explore Anacapri
Take the chairlift up Monte Solaro for sweeping views over the whole island, then wander the quieter, higher town of Anacapri away from the main crowds.