In March 2000, we took two separate day-trips to Capri from Castellmare di Stabia.  This involved a variety of public transportation, a ride on the Circumvesuvio railroad to Sorrento, a bus to the marina, and a ferryboat to Capri.  On the first day-trip to Capri, we took the finicula (inclined railway); on the second day-trip, we rode a scenic, winding bus route.  Both were beautiful.

We toured the historical and scenic sites from the Villa Jovis to Anacapri and the Blue Grotto.  It's easy to understand how Capri has been a popular resort since Roman times.  

These photos were all taken with a Canon Rebel EOS.  

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The marina on Capri viewed from the road to the Villa Jovis.

Beautiful Blue Waters.

Mount Vesuvius looming in the background haze.

Piazza Umberto I.

On the road to the Villa Jovis.

Exploring the excavation of the Villa Jovis.

Florist on the road to Villa Jovis.

Local Flora.

Even though some roads are too small for cars, the people adapt.

On the road to the Blue Grotto.

Traffic jam at the entrance to the Blue Grotto.

Decorative ceramic tile map.

Ceramic bench outside of a church in Anacapri.

Ceramics for sale in Anacapri.

Ceramic tile floor at St. Martin's church.

Preasepio at St. Martin's church.