Capri Day Tour reaching Naples by fast train from Rome

If you are staying in Rome take this wonderful opportunity to visit Capri; a tourist destination for international jet-setters and the jewel in the crown of the Mediterranean Sea. Capri really is one of the places you must visit when in Italy and to get from Rome to Naples is so easy by train.  A short one hour and ten minutes after leaving Rome you will be met by our licensed guide who will introduce you to the delights of the beautiful Island of Capri.

You cross from Naples to Capri by jetfoil to reach the main harbour Marina Grande where a convertible car is waiting to take you on the famous MAMMA MIA ROAD.  This spectacular winding road is carved into the rock and affords you some superb island views.

The drive takes you to the Blue Grotto, known around the world for its intense blue coloured water due to the unique effects of the sun.  You can unfortunatley only visit the inside of the Grotto if weather conditions allow; the cave access is only one metre high and  entrance cannot be gained if there are rough seas or high tides.

After the Blue Grotto we drive to the second largest town on the island, Anacapri.  This charming town is a world away from the fashion and glamour of the rest of the island.  Here you can take the chairlift to the top of Mount Solaro where you have the most magnificent views over the whole island from its 589 metre high peak.

Following lunch and some time to explore on your own we drive to Capri’s town centre.  Here we stroll along the little alleys with their fashionable stores selling all of the top luxury brands.  Take a walk around “La Piazzetta” the town’s famous square where you may catch a glimpse of a visiting V.I.P!

Then, it is on to the last stop on this wonderful tour, the Caesar Augustus Gardens; here surrounded by lush greenery you can see before you the breathtaking panorama of Salerno’s Bay and the famous Faraglioni rocks.

But…. just one further delight!  A trip through Capri’s lemon trees on the “funicolare” (cable car), down towards the sea and the pier of Marina Grande.  Here once again you take the jetfoil back to Naples to catch your train back to Rome.  What a splendid way to spend a day away from the noise of the city!