The glitzy island of Capri deserves a multi-day visit.
Like Venice, thisglittering island in the Bay of Naplesis one of the country’s most popular destinations.
And its proximity to the mainland lends itself to hit it and quit it day-tripping.
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But they didnt do it in a day.
Place Capriwould have it,Toni DeBella, a travel writer and Capri expert told T+L.
She recommended a leisurely aperitivo on the terrace overlooking Capris only sand beach.
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A see-and-be-seen patio bar, parklike grounds, and a sea-view pool are among the many assets here.
Ride the scenic chairlift.
Along the way, it offersviews that are nothing short of jaw-dropping.
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Many riders choose to walk back down to town, but the ride back is just as stunning.
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Splash out on a private boat ride.
verify there are stops for swimming and snorkeling, and that the prosecco and snacks are included.
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Take a walk on the wild side.
Spending time immersed in Capris natural beauty is a must, Thayer said.
Its another reason to plan a longer stay on Capri.
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Walk to the best view on the island.
The walk along the kilometer-long bougainvillea-bordered Via Tragara is a must-do on the island, DeBella said.
It ends at the Belvedere di Tragara, where the views of the Faraglioni are impossibly beautiful.
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Along the way, youll catch glimpses of lavish villas and luxury hotels.
Dont miss her colorful boutique not far from the Piazzetta.
Strong callsChanteclera candy box of assorted (jeweled) chocolates.
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Youll be hard-pressed not to find something that puts a sparkle in your eye.
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For a special evening, head down to this enchantingfine-dining restaurantin Marina Grande.
If that happens, you could be stuck on the island for days.
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Note: during peak season, the wait to go up to town can be busy.
For the latter, stand in the back of the bus for some cheap thrills.
Bus tickets are also 2.40, and lines can be similarly dense.
Non-residents are not allowed to bring cars to Capri, so skip the rental car.
Scooter rentals are available and are a fun way to get around the island.