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Scugnizzo. The Scugnizzo di Capri is a bronze statue of a waving boy perched on the cliffs near Marina Piccola, traditionally serving as a symbol of welcome for visitors arriving by sea.

Grotta Rossa. Takes its color thanks to the seaweed

Grotta Bianca. The Grotta Bianca is a spectacular sea cave on Capri's eastern coast, celebrated for its snow-white stalactites and a rock formation resembling a statue of the Virgin Mary.

Arco Naturale. On the east coast of the island of Capri, it's a rock arch dating from the Paleolithic age

Villa Malaparte is a striking masterpiece of Italian modern architecture perched on a lonely cliff, famous for its Pompeian red exterior and the iconic monumental stairway leading to its roof terrace

Faraglioni. Capri's most iconic sight is the dramatic Faraglioni, three towering rock formations in the Mediterranean Sea, just off the island's coast.

Marina Piccola is a picturesque bay on Capri's southern coast, famous for its crystal-clear waters, historic beach clubs, and stunning views of the Faraglioni rocks.

Grotta Verde. You will be amazed by the waters of the Green Grotto, which looks like an enormous liquid emerald. Please remind that swimming in the Green Grotto is possible only if the sea is calm and safe.

Faro di Punta Carena is one of Italy's oldest and most powerful lighthouses, located on the southwestern tip of Capri and famous for offering the island's most spectacular sunset views.

Grotta Azzurra. The Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) is more than just a sea cave; it’s a natural light show that has captivated visitors since the days of the Roman Emperor Tiberius. Located on the edge of the island of Capri, it is world-famous for its brilliant, glowing azure waters.