The Capri's beach

Marina Grande is the largest beach on Capri, located right next to the harbor where ferries dock. Despite its proximity to the port, the water at Marina Grande remains incredibly clean. However, it is essential to note that the sun leaves the beach mid-afternoon, so plan your visit accordingly. The free beach at Marina Grande is situated near the ferry ticket offices. This public area offers a great spot to dive into the crystal-clear water and soak in the sun without spending a dime.

The Baths of Tiberius are a historic beach situated among the ruins of an ancient Roman emperor's villa on the island of Capri. This location offers both a private beach and a small public beach, and can be reached by sea via a gozzo departing from Marina Grande Beach, or by foot starting at the Church of San Costanzo. The area is steeped in history and provides a unique opportunity to swim and relax in a setting that dates back thousands of years. Visitors can explore the ruins of the ancient villa while soaking up the Mediterranean sun and enjoying the crystal-clear waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

The beaches at Marina Piccola are nestled in a beautiful bay, they offer stunning views of the iconic Faraglioni rock formations. You can reach Marina Piccola on foot by walking down Via Mulo, which begins at "Due Golfi" at the end of Via Roma.

Marina Piccola offers two public beaches, one on either side of the Siren's rock. These beaches provide a perfect spot to enjoy the sun and take a dip in the pristine water. However, keep in mind that the sun leaves the bay early in the afternoon. The are also some private beach clubs in the area.

For those seeking a exclusive experience, take the path from Belvedere di Punta Tragara down to the cliff at the feet of the Faraglioni, which is one of the most beautiful spots in the Mediterranean. Here, you'll find two private beach clubs, La Fontelina and Da Luigi ai Faraglioni, both of which have restaurants. It's important to book in advance as seating is limited. Don't worry about the climb back up, though - both beach clubs offer a shuttle service to Marina Piccola in the afternoon.

Near the grotto, you will find the "Il Riccio" beach club, where you can swim and bask in the sun until late afternoon. Additionally, there is a free public area (Gradola) for those who prefer a more budget-friendly option. This area offers only rocks by the sea, not a proper beach.

The Punta Carena Lighthouse is a must-visit destination for those in search of a unique sunset experience. This location offers visitors a free area, a private establishment, and two bars that provide lounge chairs for guests. It's important to note that this is the only spot on the island where you can catch the sunset. However, it's worth mentioning that Punta Carena isn't a typical beach - it's made up of rocky cliffs that overlook the sea. To reach the lighthouse, you can take the bus from Anacapri or use a taxi or private car.