Capri is – without any doubt – one of the most beautiful jewels of Italy, and we are very proud about it. It embraces and great seaside and walks, fantastic wellness structures and Hotels, delicious Restaurants and that Mediterranean island spirit that make each visit a memorable one.

What our Guests say:

1) During the summer I only spent a couple of days. Everyone was so friendly and I walked down from Ana Capri to the shore!!! I got lost so many times but it was definitely a beautiful experience. I’ll definitely be back! Whenever I taste limoncello in NY it brings memories of the summer days in Capri.

2) Been to Capri a gazilion times and used to live in Positano. Nothing bad about the island. Gorgeous!. Unlike Positano, it has a piazza, or really a piazzetta because it is so small. Athough there is the glitz of the designer shops, it is still very charming when you walk on the windy back streets. It is pedonale, or pedestrian, only. Terrific restaurants. Plenty of late night partying. Anema e Core is a must! Be prepared to dance on the tables.

3) My fave Hotel is Casa Morgano, which is owned by the same family that owns the Grand Hotels Quisisiana – one of the top 20 in Europe – but I prefer Casa Morgano because it is quiet and small. I go to GQ for aperitivo and late night drinks.

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What our Guests say:

1) The best, in the center, is Hotel Quisisana.

2) Well I would not exclude the Capri Palace but certainli Quisisana has a lot of charme

3) I have to agree Capri Palace is amazing, I am planning to go and the idea of having your own private swimming pool right outside your room is just a miracle (without having to pay through your teeth).

4) Capri Palace! nice spa!

5) Capri Palace!

6) Absolutely the Capri Palace. Much better than the Quisisana.

7) Capri Palace! The Spa is great- even if you decide not to stay there you should go and enjoy one of their treatments.

8) Don,t forget Scalinatella for me the best one. Small, charmant and fobolous view.

9) I have been both in Quisisana and Capri Palace, i would definitely go for the first one!

10) I’d also like to add the Punta Tragara…magnificent views, super service, Frank Lloyd Wright archtiecture – and quiet, quiet quiet. Better to have drinks at the Quisisana – but stay at the Punta Tragara. Try to get a suite!!

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Hotel Quisisana 5-Star extra deluxe
Hotel Capri Palace 5-Star extra deluxe
Tiberio Palace 5-Star extra deluxe
Hotel Scalinatella 5-Star
Hotel Caesar Augustus 5-Star
Casa Morgano 5-Star
Hotel Punta Tragara 5-Star

12) Quisisana, the best.

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(Capri) – Regarding to warning we published on the last August 25 on the enchanting Blue Grotto in Capri was closed, we update you that today, one of the most famous place in the world, is open again to the tourists.

So, you can go to visit without any worry.

See the Video of the Blue Grotto in Capri.

Portofino World, a world apart.

(Capri) – One of the most romantic place around the world, the Blue Grotto in Capri, it has been closed this morning from the Italian police for a strange foam and nauseating stench. The Italian Authority are on the place to check the reasons and make different controls.

We don’t suggest at this time to visit the Blue Grotto in Capri. Any other places around the Isle is strongly suggested.

Portofino World, a world apart.

This case is fixed here.

(Isle of Capri) – The last week-end has been an amazing Celebrities presence in the magic island of Capri Italy.

During the afternoon Jennifer Lopez with his husband Marc Anthony in Via Camerelle with the famous designer duo Stefano Dolce and Domenico Gabbana.

The same group was a week ago in Portofino.

J.Lo, beautiful and available with the fans, has made shopping in some botiques.

She is now in Ischia, an island closed to Capri.

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You glance up, and there a thousand feet above you loom the heights of Monte Solario, and peeping round their corner shine the lights of Anacapri. You elevate your glance, and the stars like diamonds sparkle in the unclouded sky.

The town itself is a world in miniature. You fool that you are in a toy city. The streets are so narrow that you can almost stretch across them, yet their windows are ablaze with all the tempting bait of a Paris shop.

The national costumes of the natives have almost vanished, but there is one old patriarch with a long snowy-white beard, sitting on the steps wearing his red beret, blue jersey, and wound round him a bright sash made of fishing not dyed scarlet.

His trousers are pale blue, and he smokes a long curved wooden pipe as he broods on other days. He is a relic of the past thrown upon the shores of time. A new world parades before him and casts curious glances at his garments, which to toll the truth outrival in picturesqueness the drab fashions of today.

The women of Capri attract more than a passing glance.

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