Capri

Capri

Italy

Introduction to Port

Capri stands apart from other cruise ports with its dramatic natural theater—white cliffs, sapphire waters, and the aroma of lemons—where ancient glamour intersects with modern chic. From Marina Grande, a swift tender lands you in Capri Town, home to the Piazzetta's sidewalk cafés and boutique-hopping, while a short ride or lift up to Anacapri reveals Monte Solaro's panoramic balcony over the Tyrrhenian. Signature experiences are everywhere: a boat ride to the Blue Grotto when sea and light align, intimate visits to sea caves, and cliffside walks through villas and flower-filled lanes that have charmed emperors and celebrities alike. The port doubles as a gateway to two distinct worlds—Capri Town's couture-and-cafe pulse and Anacapri's quiet charm—yet everything is easily reached on shore or just a tender ride away. Fleet-wise, Capri benefits from ships designed with graceful, efficient movements at small ports: smooth tender operations, priority disembarkation windows, and on-board programs that extend the island's allure—private dining, spa treatments, and cultural excursions—so guests can savor Capri's magic both on land and at sea. In short, Capri's signature blend of crystal seas, storied landscapes, and refined hospitality makes it a standout destination in any Mediterranean itinerary.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Iconic sights
Walk the walls, see Plönlein and Town Hall during daylight.
Capri Town & Piazzetta
Shopping, cafés, and people-watching in a square.
Anacapri and Monte Solaro
Take the chair lift for panoramic island views.
Year-round beauty
Mild climate and dramatic coastlines throughout the year.