Capri Is Small, Crowded, and Completely Worth It
How to do Capri without being defined by the crowds — the Blue Grotto, Anacapri, Monte Solaro, and the case for staying overnight.
Capri is approximately ten square kilometres of limestone in the Bay of Naples. It has been a desirable destination since the Roman emperors. It has been written about, painted, filmed, and discussed for more than a century of modern tourism. It is, at peak times, very crowded, with very expensive coffee and very narrow streets full of visitors who are also here because they heard it was worth it.
And it is worth it. Despite all of that.
The question isn’t whether Capri lives up to its reputation. It does. The question is how to experience it in a way that isn’t defined by the crowds and the prices. There are answers.
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