Holiday rentals & lettings in Capri Island

Do you dream of enjoying the glamour and elegance of Capri Island? Do you dream of sunbathing on its paradisiacal beaches? Do you dream of discovering its beautiful landscapes? Find the best offers of holiday rentals between individuals on the Island of Capri thanks to the powerful search engine Holidu. We have a wide variety of tourist rentals and luxury villas at the best price for you to enjoy an unforgettable holiday surrounded by all the luxuries you deserve. Although there are cheap rentals for those travelling on a tighter budget, the accommodation par excellence on the island are the independent villas facing the sea. All of them with well-kept gardens where you can relax enjoying the good weather of the island and take a dip in the pool without anyone bothering you. You'll find them all over the island but especially in the Marina Grande and Anacapri areas, and always very close to the beach. Don't wait any longer to book your villa on Capri Island!

Capri, known as the "island of glamour and elegance" has given way to top models, designers and actors, who continue to find in it an ideal place not only to get lost for a few days, but also to let themselves be carried away by that particular attraction that emanates from the game of 'seeing and being seen'. In addition, Capri Island is not only a very popular destination among jet-setters, but also by anonymous travellers who arrive every year attracted by its beautiful natural landscapes and its paradisiacal beaches. Many of them even for a day trip from Naples. However, it is worth renting a villa in Capri to spend two days and discover its most beautiful corners and its most special places without haste. Incredible landscapes, luxurious villas, impossible sunsets and narrow streets with a unique charm. All this and much more is Capri. A destination that will remain forever engraved in your memory. What are you waiting for to book your villa in Capri?

Situated in the southwest of Italy, opposite the Sorrentine peninsula and on the southern side of the Gulf of Naples, Capri is an island of approximately 12,200 inhabitants belonging to the region of Campania. The usual point of arrival on the island is the Marina Grande, the main port. This is where the ships that link the island with the peninsular cities of Naples and Sorrento dock, mainly, although there are also ferries from the island of Ischia. It is a place of obligatory visit, that still conserves the air of a typical Mediterranean port. From there you can go out in a motorboat to know the interesting perimeter of the island or access the town of Capri through a funicular or the curious taxis discovered typical of the Island of Capri.

The island of Capri is very small and can be covered comfortably on foot, which also allows you to enjoy its exuberant nature and its rich history. Therefore, you should not care so much about the location of your accommodation as that it is a comfortable place that invites relaxation and contemplation of a simply spectacular landscape. But the terrace is a must. The rest already depends on your tastes, although some of the most popular options are the impressive luxury villas with their characteristic pergolas near the Piazzetta, the nerve centre of Capri, and the villas surrounded by vineyards and olive groves on the outskirts of Anacapri, the other town on the island. For many, Anacapri is the most beautiful place on the island of Capri on dry land, because it still retains the most genuine Mediterranean character. Located in the upper part of the island and surrounded by olive trees and vineyards, the village invites you to enjoy life with tranquillity. For centuries, this postcard landscape and the temperate microclimate of the Gulf of Naples have attracted intellectuals, artists and aristocrats. Since the second half of the 20th century, it has also been one of the most popular holiday destinations among the international jet set. Today, Anacapri offers the best combination of the well-known dolce vita with the best of the slow city philosophy. Not in vain are both Italian creations!

he Island of Capri offers numerous itineraries on foot, such as the ascent of Mount Solaro, 589 metres high, where you can visit the remains of Fortin de Brutto. In reality, all the mountains on the island are of similar heights, which makes them accessible to anyone, even those who are not very accustomed to walking in the countryside.

The island of Capri conserves numerous Roman ruins, although the most outstanding are those of the imperial villas. The Tragara Trail is a must for those who want to see first hand the sumptuous residences of the Roman emperors on the island. In addition, it is a place of great natural beauty, since it is full of viewpoints from where to contemplate some of the most recognizable images of the island, such as its steep cliffs, islets and stone cliffs and the charming Marina Picccola.

If you want to experience all the luxury and glamour of the jet set, there are two things you can't miss on Capri Island. Firstly, you must travel around the island in a white convertible taxi; and secondly, you must go shopping in Capri, if only to see the shop windows of some of the world's most exclusive shops.

As could not be otherwise in a Mediterranean port, the Marina Grande is home to excellent bars and restaurants where you can taste excellent fish and seafood dishes. There you will find everything from the most traditional seafood dishes to the most innovative proposals.

Whether you own your own yacht or have come from Rome for a day trip, don't miss the spectacular Blue Grotto. This is a cave that can be reached by boat and owes its name to the reflection of the intense blue waters surrounding the island of Capri. You can also admire the impressive beauty of the cliffs from the sea.

In addition to the ruins of imperial villas, history lovers have another interesting point of interest in Capri's defensive fortifications, as during the 19th century Capri became an important naval base comparable to Gibraltar. On the other hand, there are also numerous examples of religious architecture on the island, because in the 17th and 17th centuries the island was above all a religious centre. Some of the most outstanding constructions are the Church of Santo Stefano, with its Arabic-style domes, and the Church of San Miguel, located in the Plaza de San Nicolas de Anacapri and noted for its beautiful tiles.

Another of the great attractions of Capri are its beautiful beaches. The largest is that of the Marina Grande, which stands out for its deep blue waters. On the opposite side of the island are the coasts of Marina Piccola, which can be reached on foot, by car or by bus. The beaches in this area are frequented by those who love spectacular sunsets.