An Afternoon on the Picturesque Island of Capri, Italy

The Island of Capri is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea off the Sorrentine Penisula, which is located on the south side of the Gulf of Naples in the Campania region of Italy. Capri can be reached by daily ferries from Naples, Amalfi, Positano and Sorrento. The ferries dock at the Marina Grande and visitors can take the funicolare up to Capri Town. Some of the main features and attractions of Capri include, La Piazzetta, The Gardens Of Augustus and the limestone rock formations called the Faraglioni in the Bay of Naples and the Marina Grande.

The Clock Tower In The Historical Center Of Capri Town, Called La Piazzetta Or Piazza Umberto I On The Island Of Capri

A Viewing Area On The South Side Of The Island Of Capri

A Cactus (Cactaceae), On The South Side Of The Island Of Capri

An Olive Tree (Oleaceae), On The South Side Of Capri

A View Of One Of The Walking Paths On The Island Of Capri

A Southwest View Of The Tyrrhenian Sea On The Island Of Capri

A Downward View Of The Tyrrhenian Sea From A Walking Path On The Island Of Capri

A Coastal View On The Island Of Capri

A Boat In The Tyrrhenian Sea Off The Coast Of Capri

A Coastal View Of The Magnificant Blue Waters Of The Tyrrhenian Sea Off The Coast Of The Island Of Capri

A View From The Gardens Of Augustus (Giardini di Augusto) From The West Side Of The Island Of Capri

A View Off The Coast Of The Island Of Capri In The Bay Of Naples In The Campania Region, These Are Three Famous Faraglioni (Rock Formations) Named, Stella, Mezzo And Scopolo

A View Of The Marina Grande, Which Is The Main Port On The North Side Of The Island Of Capri

A Northwest View Of The Island From The Town Center On The Island Of Capri

Another View Of The Clock Tower, An Iconic Landmark In La Piazzetta, Which Can Be Found In The Heart Of The Town Of Capri, Near The Funicolare Rail Station