Whether it’s shopping, exploring, or relaxing, there’s plenty to do when visiting the island of Capri.

The main Piazzetta on the east side of Capri is where you can find luxury shops to purchase new clothing and accessories.

Consider walking to Punta Tragara to see the faraglioni (rock monoliths in the sea), then along the trail to the Arco Naturale (an arch that still stands from a collapsed grotto), and eventually to Villa Jovis (the ruins of Roman Emperor Tiberius).

If you take the public bus or famous convertible taxis to Anacapri on the west side of the island, you can take the chairlift up to the top of Monte Solaro, which is the highest viewpoint on the island.

Continue the theme of hiking and explore the Sentiero dei Fortini (the Trail of the Forts).

Step away from it all and get out on the water. Explore the island by sea on a private boat and be sure to see the Blue Grotto too! Alternatively, if you prefer to stay on land but still wish to relax, head to one of the many beach clubs sprinkled around the island.