Regina Cristina Capri
Via F. Serena, 20 Capri, Campania, 80073, Italy
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... we were approached by a man named Luigi. He reported that he lived on Capri and for €30 per person could give us special treatment not available to lesser paisanos. In particular he could ensure that we would not have to line up to get on the funicular that would take us up from the harbor to the Town of Capri, would not have to line up to get up to the Town of Anacapri, would personally show us the most spectacular views from the island, would provide us with ...
Day Trip to Capri
... and took a bunch of pictures from a bit above the cove, because that itself was very pretty. Then headed down to the dock and jammed into one boat. It was pretty expensive, but not too bad. Then we headed into the Blue Grotto. There's a very narrow opening - the guide makes everyone lay down (which is actually very hard with five of us crammed into one boat) so we can get through the opening. Once you're through, everything looks kind of dark so it's hard to ...
Amalfi Coast Part 2
Capri is and probably will be forever the most beautiful place in the world. I had the most amazing day here. However, it started out less amazing and more just eventful. Looking back on our morning even after just two hours makes me laugh.
All Friday in Sorrento we were talking about all the stuff we wanted to do in Capri. But when we woke up today the first thing we heard was THUNDER. It was pouring!! Honestly I don't think ...
I just met this man in Rome...
... high on top a hill over Capri, raining, with no views of Capri or the ability to take the chair lifts to the top of the mountain. But Leo did pack the rain coats.
We head back down to Capri and take in some local sights. This is the birthplace of limoncello, so lemons abound. The Faragolini and Via Krupp are interesting sites and I’ve posted pictures.
We end up meeting a couple from New Zealand and the husband introduces himself. ...
The Isle of Capri
... we really don’t want to miss this tour. We get in, and she succumbs to peer pressure and gets in too. We get to the train station with all of 4 minutes to spare, and so far it has cost us €7,50 each just to get to the station – so double.
I go line up for a ticket, and manage to shove my way through the queue (Italian style) and get our tickets. We grab our stuff, and quite literally run for the train. A man holds the door as we stumble on ...



