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Home Page > Travelogues > Italy > Capri
Visitors to Napoli, blessed
with some extra time on their hands, should try to work In the
summer, boats routinely make the 40-minute run to Capri, and getting a seat in
advance or with a group is recommended. The marina itself is a nice small town, but the place to go is 'up top'. A cable tram runs up the side of the cliff every few minutes, exiting to a series of great vistas. The
main tourist district follows the backbone of the island along a very hilly
route. Even on an October Sunday, the road was loaded with people. My visit to Capri was only a couple hours, but it left an indelible impression that is one place I'd want to return and spend more time -- and take more photographs. Trip taken 3 September 2000 -- Page last updated 01 September 2006 -- (C) 2001 Tom Galvin Useful Links:
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in a trip to the Island
of Capri (pronounced KAH-pree, not kuh-PREE). As small Meditterean
islands go, Capri is among the most spectacular, as it is teeming with life and
high society. Its spectacular views, fabulous shopping, exquisite
restaurants, and relaxing atmosphere is not to be missed.
Shops range from high-class to regular tourist fare. The restaurants were
primarily Italian, but other cuisines were available.
