1. There is practically no traffic on the island, so vacationers usually move between objects of interest by taxi or mini- buses. Fans of excursions will be interested in exploring the island on foot, as attractions are located here at every step.
2. The island is well connected to the mainland by boat, so you can easily get to Naples or Sorrento. Vacationers would have an opportunity to take a boat at the rental service to explore the nearby islands, but that won’t be cheap.
3. Lemons are used to produce excellent Limoncello liquor; many tourists buy it as a souvenir. You can buy liqueur in one of the many specialty shops, as it is sold literally everywhere.
4. Tourists who would like to live at the coast won’t find hotels near the sea, as there are none of them. The fact is that the coastline of the island is very rocky, so all accommodation places and other facilities are located in the back. Much of the beaches are also created artificially with terraces carved in rocks.
6. Thrifty travelers should take into account that all entertainment and eating places are quite expensive. Most fine dining restaurants, bars and clubs are concentrated near the central square of Capri, where international celebrities like to rest. You can find places with more attractive prices in remote areas.
7. Those who want to diversify their vacations with trips to neighboring islands or to large coastal cities are recommended to pay attention to group tours. In this case, you can save considerably; the cost of the excursion to Naples won’t exceed 100 euros, while a personal tour will cost several times more.
Isle of Capri gained a reputation as an upscale resort, and it is safe to say that its exquisite culinary traditions fully comply with this status. The island is famous due to local cheeses; … 
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