Bath with the best view ever! 🇮🇹 ☀️

April, May, September and October are the best months to visit Capri due to the gorgeous weather (warm enough to swim but not unbearably hot) and significantly lower hotel rates. The summer months of June through August are the busiest of the year. August registers the greatest number of tourists on the island, with an average of 20,000 arrivals per day to the 10 square km island…avoid August at all costs. Settle in and buy a round trip ticket for the funicular train to take you through the island’s lemon gardens and up to the buzzing Piazzetta, the heart of Capri. The funicular railway is by far the quickest way to travel to the center of Capri from the port. The 3 minute trip departs every 15 minutes and is closed from January through March for maintenance (substituted by bus service). The ticket office is located to the right of the arrival dock and the cost is 1,80 € for a single ticket.

For a dip in the sea set against the Faraglioni, take the footpath from the Tragara scenic overlook to the two beaches on the island shore directly opposite the sea stacks: La Fontelina and da Luigi. Afterwards, there is a ferry service that will take you back to Marina Piccola. If you prefer to head back to town, retrace your steps back along Via Tragara but instead of continuing on Via Camerelle, take the road uphill on the right (Via Padre Reginaldo Giuliano) until you come out on Via Fuorlovaldo and Via Le Botteghe. Take the funicular train back down to the marina and get ready for dinner!
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