Capri Island
A small, secluded, trendy and upscale beach village in the Bay of Naples.
Capri is a classic destination famed by many celebrities. It is glamorous, expensive and yet it feels very relaxed and unbothered. The village exudes this calm yet grand appearance that you definitely need to experience. From sunbathing to taking a boat out to sea, Capri is a destination all on its own.
To stay at Capri, it will definitely require at least two days. It is a small village so it might be doable. I highly recommend renting a boat out to sea, sip on wine, enjoy the breeze and dive into the ocean. Capri is very captivating and famous for the Blue Grotto, coral reefs, Villa San Michele, luxury yachts, fashion, hotels and delicate Italian cuisine. Capri is lively, glamorous and with vibrant atmosphere. There are a few beaches to explore Marina Coppola, Marina Grande and Bagni di Tiberio. In Capri, you can have direct access to the beach. If there is a restaurant attached to the ocean, you can have food and drinks service to you as well.
The beautiful Anacapri, is located right above the island. The ambiance in Anacapri is very much tranquil, calmer, and authentic, yet trendy and grand. It is a beautiful beach to lay, soak in the sun by the beach cove and have a cocktail right by your side. It is a much quieter beach holiday and this beach is perfect for relaxation. Dive into the crystallized water, I guaranteed you don’t want to leave.
Be prepared, the stairs and roadways are narrow. You can take public transportation to get to Anacapri from Marina Coppola. As you make your way, delved into their boutiques, restaurants, cobblestones and breath taking ocean views. I highly recommend comfortable walking sandals in order to make your experience healthy and comfortable.
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Have you been to Capri yet? Is it on your bucket list?
Melissa Medina
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