How to Travel Capri: 2 Days on Italy's Most Famous Island

Capri has a reputation for being impossibly expensive and impossibly crowded. We stayed two nights to find out how much of that is actually true - and how to do the island without a yacht budget.
🇮🇹 Faraglioni views, a free swimming spot that became our favourite in Italy, and €22 dinners on an island famous for the opposite.
We spent two days exploring both sides of Capri - the famous viewpoints and the quiet ones, plus Anacapri, the more local village most day-trippers never reach.
Along the way we share what's genuinely worth paying for, how to time your day around the crowds, and why staying overnight changes the island completely.
📍 Capri, Bay of Naples, Italy
CHAPTERS
0:00 — Welcome to Capri
0:44 — Giardini di Augusto
4:43 — Walking Down Via Krupp
10:54 — Marina Piccola
14:27 — Ceramics Shopping
16:10 — How We Ate Well for €22
20:55 — A Word From Our Sponsor
22:13 — Piazza Umberto I & Via Camerelle
27:15 — Aperitivo With a View
30:26 — Sunset Over Capri
31:27 — Day 2: The Island's Most Famous Cat
32:39 — Back to the Viewpoints
35:40 — Belvedere del Pizzolungo (The Best Faraglioni View)
42:37 — Boat Tour Around the Island
54:00 — Lunch in Anacapri
59:10 — Chiesa di San Michele (The €2 Masterpiece)
1:02:32 — One Last Swim
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis comprehensive guide to the island of Capri explores its stunning landscapes, from the Faraglioni rocks to the heights of Mount Solaro. While renowned for luxury and high costs, the island remains accessible through strategic budget choices, local dining, and exploring the authentic atmosphere of Anacapri.
