Punta Tragara
The same Punta Tragara offers visitors a feast for all the senses, a riot of colors and scents along the path to town where, hidden among the lush gardens, you often find dream villas, true architectural masterpieces. On Capri, history, nature and legend await around every corner. Villa Jovis, for example, was one of the largest palace complexes of the Roman Empire, built by Emperor Tiberius to honor the father of the gods. Its sweeping views across the Bay of Naples literally take your breath away.
A stone’s throw from the Punta Carena lighthouse in Anacapri is another place where natural beauty and soul-searching intersect: Parco Filosofico is the brainchild of Swedish economist Gunnar Adler-Karlsson, a garden with quotes from famous philosophers scattered among the lush vegetation. Then there are the twists and turns of Via Krupp overlooking Marina Piccola’s bijou bay and the Faraglioni sea stacks on your way to the flowered terraces of the Augustus Gardens. Soon enough, it will be time to meander through the characteristic alleys of the medieval center and take an aperitivo on the Piazzetta, but not before you have discovered the island’s other natural wonders, from the Grotta Bianca to the Arco Naturale.