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This excursion starts from the city of Capri and reaches the splendid Roman Villa at the top of the most eastern peak of the island. Villa Jovis was the residence of Emperor Tiberius and can be visited for a cost of 6 Euros. It is advisable to visit the official webpage of the Villa to consult the opening hours. The views along the way but especially from the Villa, are breathtaking.

A very nice and scenic excursion on the Isle of Capri, short but with many stairs that can make it challenging. The route takes place in a ring starting from Piazza Umberto I in Capri city centre, and passes by Punta Tragara, the Grotta di Matermania and then reaches the Natural Arch, a large natural arch on the east coast of the island. The Grotta di Matermania is a cave with Roman remains, the Villa Malaparte, a futuristic house placed on top of a low promontory, and the view of the...

A demanding excursion on the Island of Capri starting from Marina Grande in Capri. The route reaches the top of Monte Solaro (589m) following the path with breathtaking views and with only a few of very steep sections. This itinerary can also be done by older children with some trekking experience. It is possible to take the chairlift to return to the starting point or to go u to Monte Solaro and follow the route only downhill.

An excursion on the Isle of Capri, demanding but very rewarding for the beautiful views. Departure from the town of Capri, exactly from Marina Piccola near the Scoglio delle Sirene. The route begins leaving the village to reach the Passetiello path, very steep and demanding uphill towards the Crocetta di Cetrella, passing through Valletta di Cetrella. From here the itinerary continues until it arrives near Villa San Michele, in the village of Anacapri.

A beautiful excursion on the island of Capri, starting from the tourist port. The route begins by climbing the Scala Fenicia to then cross the town of Anacapri and reach the Blue Grotto. From here the excursion proceeds on a stretch of road up to Punta dell'Arcera, where you take the Sentiero dei Fortini until you reach Punta Capocchia. This beautiful path connects the Fortini along the coast, ancient military posts first built by the British and then enlarged by the French after the capture...