Unforgettable excursions and mini cruises towards the most enchanting locations of the Blue Island and Amalfi Coast, boat trip around the island to discover all the secrets and marvels of Capri, Night excursion by boat to enjoy a beautiful sunset, Private transfers by motor boat, Helicopter.

Scuba Diving

Leave the shores aboard comfortable boats and spend your day discovering the fascinating underwater sea world of Capri. For those that do not have a license, but would like to take advantage of their vacation to learn diving, lessons with our qualified instructor allow issue of one that is valid internationally. Then you can dive into the limpid waters to see the white reefs of the island below the surface.

Fishing

If you have always wondered what it is like to fish in the sea that surrounds the island of Capri, you now have the chance to discover it! It doesn\'t matter if you are an expert or an absolute beginner, your time fishing in the waters of Capri is guaranteed to be magical! The captain will assist you during the day at sea with suggestions and useful information.

Scooter Rent

Renting a scooter on Capri is a good idea for those that want to get around independently. You can get to Capri and Anacapri for a pleasant drive through typical little roads, the Faro to enjoy an enchanting sunset, or the Blue Grotto. From April to October, only residential vehicles are allowed to circulate on the island. It is not permitted to embark autos or motorcycles from the mainland.

Boat Tours

In a luxury speedboat or a typical wooden Capri boat called "Gozzo", explore the Island from the most tempting spots where you can enjoy a memorable swim, bathed in the shimmering light of the sky refracted through the sea. On board, qualified crew members will show you the several caves of the Island, from the famous Blue Grotto to the less well-known Green Grotto, the Coral Grotto or the spectacular White Grotto.

Hiking

Capri is not only spectacular by sea, but is also ideal for those who love to walk among nature. Our professional guides are your promise for the best possible visit of our fantastic island. They will take you to Monte Solaro, Villa Jovis, the Sentiero dei Fortini and many other places.

Helicopter tour

The J.K Place offers a series of extraordinary excursions, unforgettable journeys across scenarios of unsurpassed beauty. You will flying over the mouth of Vesuvius, the temples of Pompei, Herculaneum and Paestum, and the cities of Caserta, Salerno and Naples. The tour continues with the stretch of the Tyrrhenian sea which caresses the Amalfi Coast and the islands of the Bay of Naples. You will admire from the top the enchanting towns of Positano and Amalfi, the bay of Ieranto and the legendary Faraglioni of Capri. An excursion by helicopter is the most thrilling way to experience one the world\'s most beautiful scenarios.

Pompeii and Herculaneum

Pompeii and Herculaneum can be considered one of the most important testimonies of Roman civilization better preserved. Taking a walk with an expert guide among the ruins, will take you back to 2000 years ago and let you breathe and relive the atmosphere of the ancient life.

Amalfi Coast

On board of our luxury speedboats, enjoy a memorable day admiring from the sea the enchanting villages of the Amalfi Coast. Stop for lunch in one of the typical Restaurants of Nerano, a lovely fishing village, or visit the world famous town of Positano. Furthermore, appreciate a swim at the "Li Galli" private Island enjoying the spectacular scenario of the Coast.

Marina Grande. The big marina is the first landing place on Capri, where public and private boats arrive from the mainland. It is located in the bay on the northern part of the island, right on the Gulf of Naples and consists of two large straights. Marina Grande is also a seaside resort with an ample beach. The houses lining the harbor still have the ancient structure typical of the fishermen of Capri; with a lower level reserved exclusively for boats.

Marina Piccola

This little marina is one of the most popular places on the island, where you will find the "Scoglio delle Sirene" (Mermaid Reef) that, according to the theories of some historic scholars, was the place in which Homer's terrible mermaids of his Odyssey were found.

The Faraglioni

When we think of Capri, the first images that come to mind are of the Faraglioni, the three large stack formations of rock. These formations are over 100 meters high and rise from the sea just a few meters from the coast. Each stack has its own name: the closest and still attached to the island is named Stella (star), the second, separated from the first by a stretch of sea, is named Mezzo (middle), and the third Faraglione goes by the name Fuori (outside) or Scopolo.

The Piazzetta

In truth, this square is called Piazza Umberto I, but since the 1930's it has been called "la piazzetta", the little square. As small as it is, it is the center of island social life, deserving of the nickname "the world's living room". It has always been the heart of Capri society, but at one time, it was simply the square where the fish market was held.

Anacapri

This is the place where you can still take peaceful walks along silent streets and squares colored by geraniums and bougainvillea. The pedestrian area is lively with small artisan workshops that cross the historic center of Anacapri.

Blue Grotto

Already known to the ancient Romans, it is thought that the Blue Grotto was a favorite place of the emperor Tiberius. The magic light that illuminates the rocky walls and the crystalline waters of this famous cave will leave you speechless; a spellbinding scenario that makes you feel suspended in the sky.

Villa San Michele

The Swedish physician, Alex Munthe, wanted to build his island home in one of the most scenic spots of Anacapri. It stands out for its imaginative architecture with a succession of medieval mullioned windows that alternate with the classical motifs of Roman capitals. Its walls frame an enviable collection of finds from the Roman, Etruscan and Egyptian eras collected during the scholar's many travels and his permanence on the island of Capri.

The Certosa

Situated just a few steps from the famous Piazzetta, the Certosa di San Giacomo is one of the most important historical buildings on the island. Built in 1371, it suffered extensive damage as a result of repeated pirate raids in the sixteenth century. Restoration lasted until 1636 and, over the years, it has been home to a monastery, a military base, a hospital and a prison. Today, it is a charming location for cultural events.

Via Krupp

This road is named for the German industrialist, Friedrich Alfred Krupp, who, when docking his yacht in Marina Piccola to spend his holidays on the island, found it inconvenient to reach his home. To make it easier for himself, he built this fabulous road, more than one hundred meters above the sea, to connect Marina Piccola to the center of Capri.

Augustus Garden

These gardens have their origin on the property of German steel industrialist Friedrich Alfred Krupp who, in the early twentieth century, bought this stretch of land to build his home. From then and up until 1918, the gardens carried the name of Krupp. In 1918, the gardens were renamed the Augustus Gardens, name that has remained to the present day. From the Augustus Gardens, a stunning 180-degree panoramic view of the island of Capri can be enjoyed and, in fact, from there you can see Monte Solaro, the Marina Piccola bay, Via Krupp and the famous Faraglioni.