Anacapri
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Anacapri Yacht Charter

Anacapri strikes a contrast with the glitz and glamour of Capri with its serene ambience and picturesque landscapes. Nestled on the slopes of Mount Solaro, Anacapri is home to a laid-back Italian island setting, offering a unique blend of rural charm and understated elegance. The region is an ideal destination for charters looking for a quieter adventure, as it’s known for its natural splendours, from cliffside vistas to serene beaches and underwater caves. An Anacapri yacht charter is the perfect way to discover the beauty of Capri and the best of what this Mediterranean island offers in complete luxury.

Anacapri Charter Guide

Anacapri’s charm lies in its hidden details – from the ancient Scala Fenicia steps connecting it to the port to the local artisan workshops dotting its town centre. This less-trodden side of Capri is a haven for those seeking authentic Italian experiences, away from the bustling crowds.

Quartiere Boffe

Quartiere Boffe, Anacapri’s most historic neighbourhood, offers a glimpse into the island’s past. Walk through flower-filled squares, past whitewashed homes, and along its narrow lanes. Take in this picturesque area, with its traditional barrel vaults and pedestrian-friendly streets, all of which encapsulate the essence of Anacapri’s charming character.

Blue Grotto

The Blue Grotto, a marvel of nature located within Anacapri’s confines, offers a magical experience. Its blue luminescence, created by sunlight filtering through an underwater cavity, offers a magical late-afternoon experience. Accessible via a small rowboat or tender, it is not to be missed.

Villa San Michele

Nestled in the hills of Anacapri, Villa San Michele is not only a historical site but a testament to the legacy of Axel Munthe. The villa, now a museum, houses a collection of ancient artefacts and art. Its idyllic gardens and terraces provide breathtaking views over the Bay of Naples.

Church of Santa Sofia

Anacapri’s rich religious heritage is embodied in its monumental churches. The 16th-century Church of Santa Sofia and the Baroque masterpiece, Church of San Michele Arcangelo, with its stunning majolica floor, are testaments to the town’s historical and artistic significance.

Casa Rossa

The Casa Rossa, with its striking red facade, was once the home of Colonel John Clay MacKowen. Today, it houses a collection of archaeological artefacts and paintings that narrate the island’s history and are fascinating to see in person.