The shopping streets in Sorrento

Apart from the natural beauty of the architectural and monumental buildings, when you are in Sorrento you cannot resist the shopping, souvenirs are sold all around town as are the typical products of Sorrento.

Parking in sorrento

Before completely dedicating yourself to the shops, it is important to know where to park in Sorrento. Believe or not Sorrento has a small number of inhabitants, but parking is not difficult, there are several parking stations in town, what they do not have many of is free parking. Actually there are very few white lined parking spaces, if you are lucky enough to find one, you can park all day without paying.

The important thing to remember is when you do come to Sorrento in your car, from 19:30 and on Sundays, the historical centre is closed to traffic.

Parking on the Streets of Sorrento

The white lines for free parking in Sorrento are situated at:

• Via Rota (fairly distant from the Centre);
• Via Parsano (5 mins from Corso Italia).

For all the rest of the centre of Sorrento, there are blue parking stripes, which means you need to buy a ticket from the automatic ticket machines which are situated on the streets of Sorrento at a cost of €1 for 30 mins and €2 for 1 hour or more.

Parking a Scooter or Moped in Sorrento

If you decide to come to Sorrento on scooter, between Piazza Lauro and Via Degli Aranci there are many parking spaces for the two wheelers, being careful to park correctly or you may risk a fine.

The Shopping in Sorrento

Once parked, you can finally relax, a stroll down the historical centre of Sorrento or the many stores, where you can purchase gifts, souvenirs or typical sorrentine products.

Corso Italia in Sorrento

The best place to begin your shopping is in the heart of Sorrento Piazza Tasso, one of the biggest and busiest Piazza’s in Sorrento.

Corso Italia is considered the centre of the nightlife in Sorrento, during the day when all the stores are open it is possible to just walk down, window shop or stop for a refreshing drink in one of the many bars on the Corso, many of which have outdoor seating. 

What to buy while in Sorrento

From Corso Italia following the small characteristical lanes which go to the historical centre of Sorrento, it is possible to admire hundreds of small boutiques that sell handmade products like sandals made of leather, gastronomical products and souvenirs.

All the above are only a few of the products to acquire when visiting Sorrento. Other than sandals, souvenirs, one of the most popular is the Limoncello, a liquer usually served at the end of dinner in restaurants from the Bay of Naples to Sorrento, Capri, Ischia and the Amalfitana Coast. In Sorrento there are many stores that dedicate exclusively to the Lemoncello who actually offer different varieties of the liquer they also offer lemon flavoured chocolates, sweets and other souvenirs.

Inlaid Wood in Sorrento

Apart from being beautiful, Sorrento is the ideal place to purchase that perfect gift for friends and family. The most popular of gifts would have to be a piece of inlaid wood. The art of inlaid wood from the sorrentine craftsman which was handed down generation to generation.

Walking through the historical centre of Sorrento you will easily come across one of many stores dedicated entirely to this unique craftsmanship, incredible designs and many objects to decorate your home.

Ravello on the Amalfi Coast

Ravello is the town of art and culture, the town of music that has been declared a UNESCO heritage. An enchanting terrace that overlooks the Tirrenian Sea and the Gulf of Salerno. Ravello is definately a must to see if you are in the Amalfi Coast.

How to get to Ravello

The differance between Ravello to Amalfi and other towns of the Amalfi Coast, it is situated in the mountains, to get toRavello by car it is necessary to use the SS163 between Amalfi and Minori and go up the coast for about a kilometre, once you are at the exit of the A3 of Angri, Ravello is accessable through the passo of Chiunzi.

You can also get to Ravello by using public transport, by using several buses that connect directly to Ravello from the major towns of the coast like Amalfi or Sorrento.

To get to Ravello from various destinations or to participate on a complete tour of the town it is possible to visit our site sorrentoseatour.com

What to see in Ravello in one day

Ravello is one of the Amalfi Coasts’ most beautiful towns, however in all her extreme beauty, it is never overcrowed by tourists even in the hottest months of the year.

If you would like to see Ravello in one day it is advisable to start at one of the most famous buildings of the coast of Amalfi Villa Rufolo. The historical building of Villa Rufolo is in Piazzo Duomo, positioned in the centre of town, in which you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Gulf.

The construction dates back to XIII century, in the course of the XIX century important renovations were carried out, making the building the jewel of the coast it is today

The most fascinating characteristics of Villa Rufolo is surely the cloisters and the gardens, which make this villa a place to visit at least once in a lifetime.

In the same area you can also admire the Dome dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta and to Sant Pantaleone. Architecturally the Dome has the right combination of Romanesque and Baroque. Inside the church in the Chapel of San Pantaleone are the relics of the saint with the ampoule of blood which each year, like in Naples for San Gennaro, the blood liquefies.

Visiting the Dome is usually combined in visiting the two museums, one on the left aisle which contains a very interesting collection of paintings from the churches of the area, the other in the crypt, dedicated to sculptures and antique materials of the church.

Another must see during a day’s visit to Ravello is Villa Ciabrone. Entering this incredible place, you will find yourself in a crypt followed by a beautiful cloister, from the gardens is a small pathway that leads to an incredible view of the gulf. Villa Ciabrone like Villa Rufolo is famous for their gardens and its feeling of tranquility.

Ravello Festival

If you are thinking of staying a few days in Ravello, it would be a great idea to try and organise it whilst the Ravello Fesitval is on. Each year it is held at the Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer. The Ravello Festival is dedicated to Richard Wagner, and the Auditorium is situated where you can enjoy the breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast.

L’Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer a Ravello

L’Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer at Ravello has a capacity to seat 400 guests, Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer in Ravello is situated at Via della Repubblica, 12, it is very close to the historical centre of Ravello and of Piazza Vescovado, the main piazza where you will find the Duomo di San Pantaleone and the entrance of Villa Rufolo.

The Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium in Ravello is considered to be the place for high level cultural events, theatrical shows, concerts, meetings and conventions. Many have performed on the stage of the Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer of Ravello, Lucio Dalla and Nicola Alesini, Salvatore Accardo and the premier oscar Toni Servillo. So between art, music and breathtaking landscapes and serenity, Ravello is considered to be an unforgettable holiday on the Amalfi Coast. For further information on Ravello or to book a complete tour of Ravello you can visit our site sorrentoseatour.com

Walk of the Gods

The Walk of the Gods, is a trekking route in the Amalfitana Coast that goes from Agerola to Nocelle. The length of the walk is about 7km, and takes about 4 hours and is about 200 metres above sea level.

Apart from being a very famous and suggestive tourist route, the walk has been considered for centuries the road that joined towns of the coast where commercial traffic took place between the villages like Positano and the Hellenic colonies. From the Amalfi coast and the Sorrentine Coast it was considered to be the most beautiful scenery of the world.

How to get to the Walk of the Gods

The Amalfi Coast is a vast territory, and the walk of the gods has several different paths, the most famous is definately the path that starts at Agerola to Nocelle.

To reach the Walk of the Gods and to participate in one of many organised tours, it is possible to visit our tour site sorrentoseatour.com

From Agerola to Nocelle the track is marked in white and red with the writing 02. From Colle Serra the first part of the track is downhill until you reach a fountain, on your left you will see muleteer that comes from Praiano, on your right you can continue on to the Walk of the Gods. Below it is possible to see the Convent of San Domenico, that you can reach by going towards Praiano.

The first part of the Walk of the Gods the scenery will change dramatically, the Island of Capri, the final part of the penisular the Monti Lattari and the small islands of the Galli will accompany many visitors in one of the most beautiful treks of the world.

From this moment on, infact, the track becomes very difficult, uphill, narrow winding descents you will pass the Vallone Grarelle until you reach the borge of Nocelle a village of Positano.

What to do in Nocelle

Once you arrive in Nocelle, it is possible to continue your fantastic tour of the Walk of the Gods or to stop for lunch in the characteristic borg or in one of the restaurants of Montepertuso which is not far. Alternatively, you can continue on to visit the town of Positano.

To reach Positano directly from the Walk of the Gods and participate on one of many organised tours it is possible to visit our site sorrentoseatour.com

The shopping streets in Capri

Capri is known worldwide for its picturesque views and its crystal clear waters. The island of Capri is also considered to be a place where you can purchase unique products, from clothes to ceramics, not forgetting their handmade perfumes., Capri is characterised by its quaint streets for shopping that start from the Piazzetta to Via Camerelle and Via Le Botteghe. In Anacapri along Via Giuseppe Orlandi you can visit unique boutiques, making your way down to Villa San Michele you will find many souvenir stores.

Capri clothing

The most popular element of Capri has to be the typical capri clothes. In first place is the Caprese trouser, even if you have never visited Capri, you will definately know of or own a pair.

The most popular place to purchase a pair of Capri trousers, made to measure , is the famous boutique La Parisienne, it is found in the piazzetta, better know as Piazza Umberto. In the boutique La Parisienne of Capri it is possible to have a pair of Capri trousers made to measure in one day. La Parisienne is the ideal place to purchase tunics, kaftans or simply a lovely outfit, having a choice of many famous Italian designers.

In Anacapri you have a choice of many boutiques, even economical. One of these is Art Tricot ad Anacapri who create stoles and shoulder wraps that are unique and are also made to measure.

Capri Sandals

The second most popular element would have to be the handmade sandals unique in their kind. These particular sandals can be purchased in one of many artisanal boutiques in Capri, after having your foot measured, you can choose your leather and decorations which will be sewn while you wait.

Many famous women have worn Caprese Sandals one of which was Jackie Kennedy, who would ask for a private opening at midnight at Canfora, so she could calmly choose her sandals. To honour the First Lady, Amedeo Canfora created the model K. Decorated with entwinded gold rings, that even today are very popular.

Obviously a boutique like this has prices that are not accessable to all, but Capri has many boutiques that can offer you same quality at a price a little more convenient, Anacapri could be the solution L’Arte del Sandalo Caprese this boutique is very well known and is definately a must while in Capri.

Capri Perfumes

Apart from the fashion, the shopping in Capri is very well known for the purchase of Capresi Perfumes. Travelling around the island you will notice perfume laboratories. This is a very old tradition, that started in 1400’s by the Certosa Monks of St Giacomo who would soak in alcohol flowers and herbs from Capri.

The oldest perfume shop is the Carthusia that for many years has created fragrances from flowers and local herbs. Purchasing a perfume from one of many shops of Carthusia is the best way to take a little bit of Capri home.

The bell of Capri

If you would like to take a souvenir home to someone special, you should definately think about the bell of Capri. The reason is simple, this object is very special to the island of Capri and is linked to a very interesting legend.

The legend says that a little sheepboy with no father, owned one little sheep. One night while he was picking flowers for his mother, he noticed that his sheep had wondered away. Desperate from the loss of their only means of livelihood , the little boy cried and cried, suddenly from far away he heard a sound of a bell, thinking it was the bell around his sheeps neck he followed the sound, running as fast as he could he saw a light and Saint Michele appeared on a white horse. The Saint consoled the little sheepboy and gave him a bell that he wore as a pendant, and said to follow the sound so as to avoid danger, and he disappeared. After finding his sheep, the little boy returned home and gave the bell to his mother. From that day their lives changed and they became rich.

Typical Capri products

The typical products of Capri like Ravioli, mozzarella of bufala, tomatoes, caprese cake and to finish off a sensational limoncello.

The caprese ravioli are made from a light pasta made from half flour and half water, filled with caciotta sorrentina, parmigiano and marggiorana then served with fresh tomato sauce, parmigiano and basil. You can also have them fried, which are exceptional. The best place to buy ravioli caprese is at Capri Pasta, which is about 30metres from the Piazzetta.

If you cannot take them with you, you can have them sent to you in a day. If finding the ravioli is too difficult, eating a simple but exsquisite plate is definately easy. Tomato, mozzarella of bufala, olive oil and fresh basil will give life to one of the most popular plates of the island The Caprese .

This is not the only delicious snack, if you are in search of something sweet you can enjoy the Caprese Cake.

Prepared and appreciated by many grandmothers of Italy, simple to make, with an explosion of goodness of chocolate and almonds.

To finish off with one of the most popular liquers in the world the Limoncello. The Limoncello of Capri has its own unmistakable flavour of sweetness and acidity.

From shopping, enchanting locations and the exquisite cuisine, the Island of Capri is classified as one of the most inspired locations in the world, and is definately worth visiting.

To reach the island of Capri from various destinations or to book a complete tour of the Island of Capri it is possible by visiting our site sorrentoseatour.com

Lets explore the Amalfi Coast

From Positano a Vietri Sul Mare passing through Ravello, Amalfi and Cetara: The Amalfi Coast is part of the Campana Coast situated south of the Sorrentine Peninsula and Naples that faces the Gulf of Salerno. This part of the coast is not only a geographical location it is like a balcony overlooking the Tirreno Sea, where you can see the immense slopes of Mount Lattari, the beaches and the terraced lemon, olive and grape coltivations.

Vietri sul mare

The first town you will get to leaving from Salerno is Vetri Sul Mare. Crystal clear waters, dreamy beaches that will make you fall in love with the Amalfi Coast. Known all over the world for its famous ceramics, the characteristical streets of Vetri Sul Mare are packed with little boutiques that respect the traditional craftmanship of handpainted ceramics.

Conca dei Marini

The Amalfi Coast is however rich of hidden beautys, one of these is surely Conca Dei Marini, an ancient fishing village with a population of a few hundred inhabitants. It has become one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Amalfi Coast, it is charming and enchanting a definate must on a tour of the Amalfi Coast.

Conca Dei Marini gastronomical delicacies that characterise its tradition, the most delicious and important is la sfogliatella Santa Rosa, la tonnara and the pomodorini a piennolo.

La sfogliatella Santa Rosa, was first discovered by accident in the 1700 by the Domenican Conservatorio di Santa Rosa di Lima who decided to add sugar, milk, dried fruit,corn flour and sour cherries to a little left over dough. The sweet was delicious, and became a symbol of the village, and to this day, in August, they celebrate with a Festa dedicated to the goodness of this delicious pastry.

Conca dei Marini culinary culture is represented by the tonnara, (tuna) a system of fishing with nets trapping the tuna, that pass through during seasonal migration, and pomodorini a piennolo (similar to cherry tomatoes), typical of the area, are freshly picked , tied together and kept in the shade to conserve all year round. Patience, expertise and the salty sea air transform these little pomodorini into a very savory delight added to mussell soup and various other dishes.

Fiordo di Furore

La Conca Dei Marini rises alongside Fiordo di Furone, immense rock formations that create an almost alpine scenery, high rocky walls overhanging onto the sea, protecting the small isolated beach from the world.

Grotto dello smeraldo

Another marvel of the Conca dei Marini is La Grotta dello Smeraldo, about 30 metres wide and 60 metres long and 24 metres high. Found in 1932 by a local fisherman by the name of Luigi Buoncuore, the Grotta dello Smeraldo can be reached by boat from Amalfi or from the state road 163 there is a lift or stairs that take you down.

When the sea is calm and the sun is high, the grotta dello smeraldo is magical, light from the sunbeams dancing around giving the feeling of a magical kingdom.

The most beautiful beach of the Amalfi Coast

Apart from the great excursions, the Amalfi Coast is the perfect place to just relax on the beach, although some of them are in hard to reach places, hiring a small boat or doing a tour of the most beautiful beaches on the Amalfi Coast is the perfect solution to be able to enjoy 100% of these breathtaking beaches.

Marina del Cantone

In the vacinities of Nerano, on the western end of the Amalfi Coast you will find Marina del Cantone. Sheltered from the winds Marina del Cantone is the perfect place to relax in the sun. The water is transparent and there are many restarants that offer the typical local dish pasta and zucchine or a seafood dish.

Marina grande di Positano

Positano is one of the most popular tourist attractions of the italians and the foreigners. Its caracteristic streets, the houses all grouped together, beautiful beaches, enchanting sea and the local cuisine lure hundreds of thousands of tourist in the summer season.

Marina Grande is classed one of the most beautiful beaches of Italy, with its breathtaking surroundings it makes Marina Grande one of the most loved and renowned places to visit.

Maiori e Minori

Maiori beach’s panorama is definately different from the other beaches along the Amalfi Coast, a kilometer of sandy beach and many swimming establishments on a flat seafront. The swimming estiblishments offer the possibility of hiring watercrafts, or organising a tour of the Grotta di Pandora and the Grotta Sulfurea: attractions that will make your day interesting and fun.

If Maiori has changed its aspect, Minori has remained the same, with its 250 metres of beach and 3 swimming establishments, facing south it is kissed by the sun all day.

Marina di Cetara

A small village facing the sea, groups of antique houses, a tower and a church with a large majolica dome make Cetara the classic postcard immage. Cetara is principally know for its tuna from the Amalfi Coast, and its famous anchovy sauce and also to enjoy their delightful small beaches.

How to get to the Amalfi Coast

There are several ways to get to the Amalfi Coast, train, bus or car, there is also a direct connection from Naples Airport and Salerno. The best way to get to the Amalfi Coast is by car.

How to get to the Amalfi Coast from Rome

• From Rome Ciampino airport you go to Stazione di Roma Termini either with a shuttle bus or in Taxi;
• From Rome Fiumicino airport you can get the Leonardo Express, the train that arrives from Terminal and takes you to Stazione Roma Termini;
• From Rome Termini you can get a train for Naples Central Station and for Salerno, with the Freccia Rossa Which is the quickest and most comfortable, in an hour you will arrive in Naples Piazza Garibaldi. The price is about €50;
• Or there is the intercity train from Rome to Naples, that takes about 2hrs and the cost is about €20 or there i salso the regional train that costs about €10 and in 4hrs you will arrive in Naples.

How to get to the Amalfi Coast from Naples

• From the international airport Capodichino in Naples you can get the AliBus or a taxi to the Central Station or you can also get the Curreri Bus (80mins 10€) that takes you to Sorrento.
• If you would like to go to Amalfi, Minori, Maiori, Cetara or Vietri sul Mare, from the station you can reach in Taxi or train il Varco Immacolatella and from there on a SITA bus (2hrs and abt €4) that will take you to Amalfi.
• Alternatively you can choose a regional train that will take you to Salerno Station or the Circumvesuviana that takes about 70 mins to Sorrento, the price is €3.20, once in Sorrento you get the SITA bus to get to Positano or Amalfi.

How to get to the Amalfi Coast from Salerno

• From Salerno Station, you can reach from Naples on a regional train or a fast train, the SITA bus line that takes about 75 mins at about 3-4 € per person.
• Alternatively from Molo Concordia, which is in front of the train station, a fast hydrofoil (35mins at 8€) to Amalfi and 70mins to Positano €12 per person.

How to get to the Amalfi Coast from Sorrento

• From Sorrento train station the SITA buses leave for Positano and Amalfi, it takes about 60-90mins depending on your destination (Positano, Praiano, Conca Dei Marini, Amalfi) and it costs from €3-€5.
• A Hydrofoil leaves from Sorrento port that takes about 30min €16 to Positano. Another hydrofoil that takes about 50mins at €17 to Amalfi.

Night life in Sorrento

Discos, night clubs, pubs and lounge bars – when the sun sets in Sorrento it transforms from a small tourist town into a perfect place where you can have a few drinks with your friends, enjoying the atmosphere.

Where to go Dancing in Sorrento

The night clubs in Sorrento usually start getting busy after midnight, the dress code is smart. One of the most popular of clubs is Il Blue Night, the only disco in Sorrento Peninsula that is held outdoors facing the Gulf of Naples. It is well know for their theme nights and its private rooms close to the dance floor.

Another favorite is Il Fauno Notte Club and the famous Music on the Rocks in Positano.

Il Fauno Notte Club is one of Sorrento oldest clubs, in the late ‘50s it was the place to go to catch up and to have fun for the tourists and international celebrities. Today it is a contemporary ampitheatre.

Piazzo Tasso: The Heart of Sorrento’s Nightlife

The perfect place to meet, a meeting place for the locals and a referance point for the tourists. By day it is busy with tourists and the locals going about their daily chores, by night it transforms into The nightlife, where outfits are adjusted for the festivities of the Sorrento by Night.

The Best Bars for Nightlife in Sorrento

Amongst the attractions of the city, there are also shot bars, bars specialising in the preparation of “shots” (small drinks with a high alcohol content). The Shot Bars in Sorrento are the perfect place to have fun during a Sorrentine night out, the most popular are:

• Shot Bar Sorrento;
• The Kiosk Bar;
• Banana Split;
• Insolito;
• Fauno lunch bar.

Sorrento Nightlife – All the Night Clubs of the Nightlife in Sorrento

Another option to enjoy a night in Sorrento is the Gocce di Capri Pool Club, an enchanting building on the outskirts of Sorrento. Gocce di Capri Pool Club organise different themes every night for the entire summer season which usually starts 1st June.

There is a shuttle bus that leaves from Sorrento, so it is easily accessable.   The inviting swimming pool where if you would like you can have something to eat  or just sit watching the breathtaking scenery .

If you are after something out of the ordinary the Piano Bar Filou Club is for you.  Situated in the oldest part of Sorrento, Piano Bar Filou club is definately the place to go if you love live music.

Blue Grotto in Capri

Colors of blue and transparent, sheathed in silver shadows, calm and dark. In a magical location charactirized by incredible legends that recount stories of fortune and misfortune. An attraction that must be seen at least once in a lifetime to be able to retell about a magical experience… in a few words The Blue Grotto in Capri.

Where is the Blue Grotto

The Blue Grotto in Capri is one of the most popular and loved by tourists from around the world, and you will find it north of Capri in front of the Villa Imperiale of Damecuta, at the base of Monte Solaro.

The legend of the Blue Grotto

Certainly one of the attractions to see in Capri, the Blue Grotto is known as far back as the Roman times, in fact the signs of their passing through is evident, in the Blue Grotto and Capri you will see a concrete platform that served as an internal landing place, as well as pagan divinities found on the bottom: one of the statues represent Poseidon, and the other Tritone.

The statues found in the Blue Grotto in Capri are preserved in the Museum of the Certosa of San Giacomo. History says that the Emporer Tiberio had his own private pool.

For many years the grotto was forgotten by the residents of the island, mainly because of rumors that it was inhabited by evil spirits. In 1826 the german painter August Kopisch and a friend Ernst Fries, accompanied by a local fisherman Angelo Ferraro refound the grotto.

Kopisch described the beauty of the Blue Grotto in a book, obviously they did not meet any demons or spirits, only the absolute beauty of the grotto. The illustrations of Ernst Fries tells all.

How to visit the Blue Grotto

The Blue Grotto in Capri can be reached in many ways. You can get the local bus from Anacapri (from Piazza delle Pace) or directly from Marina Grande by boat. You can also do an excursion to the Blue Grotto by walking about 3.5km …going down Via Pagliaro and Via Grotta Azzura.

The entrance of the Blue Grotto, is obviously only accessible by sea. For saftey reasons the Blue Grotto is not accessible by swimming and it is severley prohibited swimming inside of the grotto.

Visiting the Blue Grotto in Capri obviously has a cost, based on age, citizenship and other factors. Generally the cost of a ticket into the grotto is €18 per person. Children under 6 years of age are free, children up to 18 years of age with UE citizenship is €10, from 18 yrs – 25 yrs only €12. The ticket offices are in Marina Grande where you will also depart to visit the Blue Grotto by sea.

The tours organised to visit the Blue Grotto vary, depending how many people, the length of the tour and the type of boat. For example, you can reach the Blue Grotto with a boat shared by a group or by a private tour which you can book directly online on our site sorrentoseatour.com.

The Green Grotto in Capri

Definetly another one of the main attractions to see in Capri is the Green Grotto, known also as the Grotto dei Turchi. The Green Grotto in Capri is a cavity south of the island , known for its green waters, caused by the reflections from walls of the grotto.

The Green grotto in Capri has two openings, one on the western side which is 4 metres under sea level and one on the eastern side situated on the surface. The opening of the Green Grotto in Capri is 7 metres high, the difference between the Blue Grotto, you can swim in from the natural opening of the grotto if the seas are calm.

To reach the Green Grotto it is possible to book a tour of the island of Capri from the Port of Marina Grande, where you will arrive close to Punta Ventroso on the south of the island. Like our Blue Grotto in Capri Tour, you can also book your Green Grotto directly online on our site sorrentoseatours.com.

Restaurants close to Blue Grotto

Not only the breathtaking scenery in Capri, it is an island frequented by millions of tourists from around the world for its traditional local cusine. Not far from the Blue Grotto for example there are many restaurants where you can stop for a break while visiting the island.

There speciality local fish of the day, traditional dishes of the area, and also their Caprese Cake. According to TripAdvisor these are the 10 best restaurants close to the Blue Grotto:

• Ristorante & Beach Club Il Riccio;
• Ristorante Giorgio al Cucciolo;
• Gradola;
• La Tortuga;
• L’Angolo del Gusto;
• La Taberna degli Amici;
• La Zagara;
• Pizzeria Aumm Aumm;
• Trattoria Il Solitario.

Essentially to be able to say you really have visited Italy the Blue Grotto in Capri is a must on your trip, together with the Faraglioni of Capri, the symbolic rocks of the most exclusive and wonderful Island of the Gulf of Naples, which can be visited in one day with the right tour.