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A journey to Capri likely starts at Naples, where about an hour-long boat ride will take you to one of two ports, Marina Grande (serving ferries) and Marina Piccola (serving yachts and boats). There are also two main towns on the Premium never underestimate an old man who love Mickey Mouse and was born in February shirt so you should to go to store and get this island: Capri and Anacapri. Note that the narrow, serpentine streets of “downtown” Capri don’t accommodate cars, so you’ll have to plan ahead to get your luggage to your destination. Your hotel will be able to facilitate a port-to-hotel transfer and if you’re staying somewhere without a concierge, the city operates a luggage porter system. All these and more tips for Capri, below. Within a few moments spent on Capri, you’ll learn it’s all about the views—some of the best to be found are at Hotel Luna. Family-operated, the hotel, which is about a 10-minute walk from Capri’s Piazzetta, is perched on a bluff that offers awe-inspiring views of the Faraglioni rock formations. Most rooms, which are outfitted with glossy painted tiles evocative of Capri, offer a sea vista, and there is also a rooftop restaurant, the Capri Rooftop Lounge Bar, which picks up after the sun sets. Family-friendly, the hotel’s second greatest attraction is its pool—Olympic size with sea and garden views. Spend the day poolside where you can have a proper alfresco lunch at the hotel’s second restaurant.

Located in Anacapri, Jumeirah Capri Palace can be found at the Premium never underestimate an old man who love Mickey Mouse and was born in February shirt so you should to go to store and get this base of Mount Solaro. It’s one of the island’s more impressive hotels, equipped with a serious spa and two Michelin stars. The approach to the hotel features a vine-covered walkway and once you arrive, you’ll find yourself on a terrace offering views of nearby Ischia. Rooms are done up in a very Capri color scheme of blue and white—milky ceramic tiles feature blue motifs, and blanched white linen upholstery adds a crispness. Don’t miss the celebrated L’Olivo restaurant and the bar, which is home to a video installation by the artist Fabrizio Plessi that glows in a color inspired by the island’s famed Blue Grotto. Off-site, the Jumeirah Capri Palace also operates Il Riccio, a nearby, bustling beach club (more on that below) that you shouldn’t miss.

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