Capri

Capri is a small, glamorous island in the Bay of Naples famous for its rugged sea cliffs, the luminous Blue Grotto sea cave, and the chic hilltop village of Anacapri. Cruise passengers arrive by tender or ferry at Marina Grande and can take a funicular up to the main Capri town. The island's Villa Jovis, a sprawling Roman imperial palace built by Emperor Tiberius, sits on the eastern cliffs of the island and offers sweeping views over the sea.

The dazzling Blue Grotto sea cave glows electric blue from sunlight through underwater arches.