Capri

After an uneventful train ride to Napoli, we arrived in the city centre shortly after noon. Checking into the hotel we found that our room contained the worlds smallest bathroom with the worlds biggest basin. After using the toilet, you could wash your hands right where you were seated or with half a step, around the basin, be in the shower. 

Capri

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The wonderful blue waters surrounding Capri
Arco Naturale
A small portion of the 500 steps we had to take down
Cave at the bottom of the steps
More steps
Villa Malaparte. A mansion with steps to the blue water. This was sold many years ago to others but has never been occupied.
Scoglio del Monacone
Faraglioni
A better view of Faraglioni. We could have gone down closer but that required more steps down (then back up)
The town of Capri in the distance
The view of Faraglioni from Giardini di Augusto
The view of Kayla from Giardini di Augusto
The long path down Via Krupp to Marinia Piccola, which was unfortunately closed due to fear of landslides
Giardini di Augusto
Water features outside a perfume factory
One of the many tiled maps of Capri
View of Capri
Belvedere Migliera
The little stage on the cliffs of Belvedere Migliera
The little stage on the cliffs of Belvedere Migliera
A long way down to the lighthouse (near where our walk would start)
More steps down
Sentiero dei Fortini, the first fort on the coastal walk
The sharp rocky cliffs
Spot Kayla
Fortino Di Mesola
The waters edge down a path we discovered. The water was very inviting but getting out would have involved crawling over very sharp rocks (and no towels etc)
Crystal clear waters of a pool we discovered
The water was clear enough to see the rocks at the bottom
Another mansion along the way. Why would you need a pool when your backyard is the mediterannean of Capri?
The loooove bunny
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Capri