Capri
How to reach Capri from Casa Susy: close to Casa Susy there is the bus stop from where you can catch the bus that bring you in 5 minutes to the harbor
of Sorrento; at the harbor there is the departure of the ferries that needs 30 minutes to arrive in Capri.
There are two towns on the island of Capri; Capri town itself, which is in the centre of the island, and is where most of the hotels are located, and
Anacapri . Anacapri is located on the hill above Capri, and is a quieter, more normal town.
The principal attraction of the island is Capri with its views, its rocky seashores and its scenic charm. There is plenty of good walking or strolling to
be done as you explore the island. Top scenic panoramas include views of the Bay of Naples, the Faraglioni Rocks and the Gardens of Augustus.
At the ruined Villa Jovis you can see the remains of the Emperor Tiberius's palace, and also the cliffs over which he is reputed to have had his enemies tossed. Back in Capri town, the 14th-century Certosa di San Giacomo is a handsome old monastery-fortress, now hosting a school and art exhibitions. For shopping lovers, Capri town is a dream, with all the big designer names and expensive boutiques.
Almost every Capri visitor makes the trip to the Grotta Azzurra,in english the Blue Grotto. Like the island itself, it tends to split its visitors in two - those who find the blue-lit cave an unforgettable experience, and those who find the jostling boats men and extortionate prices a rip-off. A boat trip around the island, though, is a more rewarding experience. You can admire the coastline and the island's other grottoes in a leisurely fashion.
