The Blue Grotto is the most famous karst cave in the world. Symbol of the island of Capri, it is one of the most fascinating landmarks in the Gulf of Naples.
Well known for its unmistakeable spectrum of blues, caused by the refraction of external light via an underwater aperture, the Blue Grotto, which dates back thousands of years, fittingly continues to enchant thousands of visitors every year.
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Opening days
Open every day
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Opening times
from April to October 9.00-18.00
From November to March 9.00-14.00 (last admission 13.30);
The ticket office closes 30 minutes before
NB: should there be a large number of visitors, the closure will be postponed to 6.30 pm; - Web Blue Grotto
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Accessibility
Partially accessible site
HISTORY
Originally an elegant Roman nymphaeum, after a long period of decline the Grotto was brought back to light in 1826 by two German painters, August Kopisch and Ernst Fries. Overcoming all the fears and superstitions of the time, the two men made their way into the cave and were immediately enraptured.
VISITING THE BLUE GROTTO
Today, like yesterday, the expert sailors of Capri will accompany you on this unforgettable experience. As you are about to enter one of the most spectacular caves in the world crouch down on the floor of the blue and white boats and hold your breath for a minute.
Do you want to visit this totally unique place? Call us to organise your experience in the heart of the Island of Capri.
Additional Info
TICKETS
_FULL PRICE € 4.00
_REDUCED € 2.00 for visitors aged between 18 and 25 years old
_FREE for visitors up to 17 years of age
Limited admission.
Where
Accesso dal mare, Grotta Azzurra, Anacapri (NA)
Transportation
The entrance to the cave can only be made with small rowing boats.
Visiting Rules
- Face masks strongly reccommended. Find out more
