Explore the legendary island of Capri, loved by writers, poets, actors and actresses who have given it the reputation of "the island of love".
	Mini-cruise
	After boarding the classic typical Capri motor-launch, enjoy a scenic ride along the south eastern coast of the island, from the bay of Marina Piccola to the bay of Marina Grande.
	Anacapri
	Upon arrival you will be taken to the higher village of Anacapri by cable cars where guests can choose between taking the chair lift up to Monte Solaro, the highest point on the island boasting spectacular views, or visiting Villa San Michele, built on the ruins of one of Tiberius' palaces. The villa was formerly an old convent, taken over by the Swedish doctor and author, Axel Munthe, who made it his home. Dr. Menthe became famous for his autobiographic Story of San Michele (1929) in which he describes his long journeys that end with his finding the ideal life at San Michele: a simple lifestyle in nature's magnificent surroundings. The villa is now a museum of his antiques and furnishings.
	Capri village
	After some free time in Anacapri, enjoy a panoramic ride to the bay of Capri village, where a visit of the Caesar Augustus gardens, overlooking the bay of Marina Piccola & the Faraglioni Rocks will be conducted.
	A little free time will be available before proceeding by funicular back to the pier .
	The southern coast of Capri
	Passengers will board a local motor boat at the ship’s gangway, their guide will be on board to meet them, and they will enjoy the ride to the world famous Grotta Azzurra’.
	During the ride they will be able to enjoy the beautiful sceneries that can be seen along the northern coast of the island, accompanied by their valuable guide, who will introduce the history of Capri.
	Blue grotto
	Upon arrival at the entrance of the Grotto, guests will be transferred in to small rowing boats that will take them into the Blue Cavern.
	Once inside, there is the most extraordinary turquoise water. The sun’s rays light the grotto from an opening under the water, tinting the ‘cavern’ in an exquisite cerulean colour that has made it one of Italy’s best known natural sights.
	On completion of the visit inside the Grotta Azzurra, passengers will be re-boarding the motorboat that will take them back to the ship, or to the landing pier, if they wish to explore the rest of the island independently.