All Inclusive Holidays to Capri

Where To Go And What To See

Capri's allure is timeless, and its destinations are postcard-perfect. Here are the must-visit spots that are sure to captivate you.

• The Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra): A natural cavern where the sea glows electric blue, thanks to the sunlight passing through an underwater cave. A visit to Capri is simply incomplete without seeing this natural wonder.
• Villa San Michele: Built by the Swedish physician Axel Munthe in the late 19th century, this villa is not only a beautiful building but also offers one of the most magnificent viewpoints on the island.
• Monte Solaro: For those who enjoy a bit of activity, a chairlift takes you to the summit of Capri's highest point, offering panoramic views that stretch to the Amalfi Coast.
• The Piazzetta: Known as Capri's sitting room, this bustling little square is the place to sip coffee and people-watch. From celebrities to tourists, the Piazzetta is a cross-section of Capri's visitors.
• The Gardens of Augustus: Offering breathtaking views of the Faraglioni rock formations, these meticulously manicured gardens are perfect for a leisurely stroll or a moment of repose.

Exploring these destinations while on an all-inclusive holiday means that all the details of transport, entrance fees, and often even guided tours are prearranged, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Capri.

Famous Footprints in Capri

As you traverse the island, you are following in the footsteps of iconic figures who have also been captivated by Capri’s charm. Over the years, Capri has been a muse to a myriad of historical figures such as:

1. Emperor Tiberius: The Roman Emperor famously retreated to Capri in his later years. The ruins of his opulent villa, Villa Jovis, serve as a reminder of the island’s ancient appeal.
2. Gracie Fields: The English actress and singer made Capri her home, and her estate, La Canzone del Mare, still overlooks the brilliant Bay of Naples.
3. Friedrich Alfred Krupp: The German industrialist was so enamoured with Capri that he built the stunning Via Krupp, a path carved into the cliffs of the island, offering spectacular views.

The presence of these prominent personalities has imbued Capri with an air of sophistication and history, which is evident as you roam the island.

Eating and Drinking on an All-Inclusive Holiday in Capri

Capri's cuisine is fresh, simple, and evocative of the sun and sea that are so much a part of island life. An all-inclusive holiday often includes various dining options that allow you to sample local dishes such as:

• Insalata Caprese: This straightforward yet delicious salad made with mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil is reflective of the island's produce.
• Seafood: Indulge in dishes prepared with the freshest catches, from lobster to sea urchins caught in the waters around Capri.
• Limoncello: No meal on Capri is truly complete without a glass of limoncello, the zesty lemon liqueur that is a local speciality.

Experiencing the island’s culinary delicacies as part of your all-inclusive package means dining without the hassle of picking up the bill - all you need to focus on is the pleasure of the taste.

Conclusion

An all-inclusive holiday to Capri is about surrendering to the leisurely pace of island life. It’s about experiencing the epic beauty that has drawn visitors for centuries, and enjoying the fine, yet humble offerings of this Mediterranean jewel. Whether you're a seasoned Italy enthusiast or a first-time visitor, Capri promises an escape to remember, with all the details taken care of, ensuring a trip that is as stress-free as it is enriching.

Remember, Capri isn't just a destination; it's an experience, an Italian masterpiece where every visitor gets to feel like part of the canvas. And with an all-inclusive holiday, this masterpiece becomes a living memory, painted with the vivid colours of relaxation, wonder, and pure enjoyment.