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20/10/2025

So many people come to Italy looking for a beach to get a tan, dreaming of soft golden sand and free access right at their feet…

but guess what?

Italy isn’t exactly famous for its beaches.

Now you know why.

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19/10/2025

WHAT TO DO IN CAPRI IN JUST A COUPLE OF HOURS — The Ultimate Mini Guide

Is it worth visiting Capri if you only have a short time?
Sure, if you follow my tips!

Believe me, by the end of the day, you’ll have seen more than you expected!

⏰ Time: 2 hours
💶 Budget: €10–€15
✨ Bonus: add extra stops if you have more time!

1. Arrival & Funicular
Once you arrive on the island, head straight to the ticket office to buy your funicular ticket (only €2.40).
The funicular is a small tram that takes you in just a few minutes to the famous La Piazzetta di Capri.
📝 Note: Funicular tickets can only be purchased at the ticket office!

2. The Piazzetta
Stop to admire La Piazzetta di Capri (officially Piazza Umberto I), the island central square, known for its elegance, cafés, and chic little alleys.
It’s not a matter of time, but of feeling: it only takes a moment to dive into the island’s unique charm.

3. Via Camerelle
After a coffee at one of the bars (watch out for prices!) or a lemon slush (right outside the funicular), walk down the street opposite the square, Via Vittorio Emanuele, where local boutiques invite you in and where you’ll find the historic Hotel Quisisana.
Turn left at the Chanel boutique and stroll along Via Camerelle, Capri’s most famous shopping street. The Italian “Fifth Avenue.”
After about 15 minutes, the shops will give way to restaurants and hotels; that’s your cue to turn back toward the Quisisana.
📝 Note: Even if you’re not into shopping, it’s a must-see. The atmosphere alone makes it worth it.

4. The Luna Hotel Pathway
Keep walking down Via Federico Serena and you’ll reach the entrance to some beautiful gardens but be careful, they’re not public!
It’s actually the entrance to Hotel Luna.
✨ Bonus: Entrance to these private gardens is free. You can walk along the charming path filled with climbing plants and colorful flowers, then exit on the opposite side where you’ll find the public Giardini di Augusto.

5. The Gardens of Augustus
At the end of the path, you’ll find a small ticket office on the left: that’s for the Giardini di Augusto.
This well-kept garden, full of flowers and statues, overlooks the sea with a breathtaking view: it’s the perfect spot for a photo with the Faraglioni and Via Krupp.
Tickets cost only €2.50, and it’s worth every cent.

6. Via Krupp
Considered one of the most beautiful footpaths in the world, Via Krupp starts right below the Gardens of Augustus.
After admiring the view, you might want to walk a little way down to get closer to the sea and the nature around you.
✨ Bonus: Entrance is free, but note that you’ll need to return the same way which can be tough if it’s very hot!

7. Carthusia Perfume Shop
It’s time to head back toward the main square, La Piazzetta.
Don’t re-enter the Luna Hotel gardens, instead continue straight and stop at the island’s most iconic local brand: Carthusia, the historic perfume house of Capri.
Legend has it that the first perfume was made by monks using flowers from the island to welcome Queen Giovanna of Naples.
✨ Bonus: Take 5–10 minutes to step inside, visit the old medieval laboratory, learn about its story (Jackie Kennedy and Grace Kelly were loyal customers), and discover the fragrances.

8. Capri Slush
After visiting Carthusia, on your way back, you’ll notice a small ice cream shop.
The gelato is excellent (especially the one served in a lemon shell), but to truly taste Capri, order a Capri slush: orange juice mixed with lemon granita.
You’ll definitely want another one!

9. A Typical Capri Alley
Once you’re back near the Quisisana Hotel, take a different route to return to the Piazzetta.
Turn left onto Via Li Campi, then Via Padre Serafino.
After about 10 minutes walking through peaceful, whitewashed alleys, you’ll suddenly find yourself back in the main square La Piazzetta.

10. The Clock Tower
Before leaving the square, look up and admire the colorful majolica clock tower, one of the island’s most famous symbols of good luck.
Right behind it, you’ll find the funicular ticket office.

11. Back to the Start. A Pocket Full of Memories
Take the funicular again and you’ll be back at the port, just in time for your hydrofoil.
✨ Bonus: If you still have a few minutes, visit the island’s very first “Capri Bell” shop: a symbol of good luck and one of Capri’s sweetest traditions.

30/09/2025

It’s the end of SUMMER…
but not the end of TRAVEL SEASON in Italy☀️

One of the questions we get asked the most is:
“When’s the best time to visit Italy?” 🇮🇹

When I was little, I remember August was packed with tourists, while September felt almost empty. That made it the perfect month: still warm, not too crowded.
Perfect yes, but that was back in the early 2000s.

Over time, this became such a “well-kept secret” that word of mouth spread (especially among international travelers). Now September is buzzing with visitors, while August surprisingly has become quieter. Sure, it’s still hot, but many shops and restaurants close for holidays (a tradition dating back to Emperor Augustus himself).

So when should you come if you want everything open, but without endless lines?
👉🏼My tip: THE LAST DAYS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER. ✨😊

Maybe the lighter summer breeze won’t tempt you into the sea 🌊 , but the vibrant, lively, still-summery atmosphere will convince you that you made the right choice.

You may not get a bikini shot every day 👙 , but what you will get are warm sunsets: at 6:30 pm the sky lights up, the sea waves goodbye, and you’re left with the promise of another peaceful day of adventures to enjoy. 🌅

20/09/2025

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🔗 From Sorrento: Positano, Amalfi & Ravello – Amalfi Coast Tour

16/09/2025

👉🏼Beyond Expectations🎯

When choosing a destination, we don’t always know exactly where to go or what to do.🤷🏼‍♀️
And in Italy, every corner hides a world waiting to be discovered. 🇮🇹

So we google it, we scroll through the usual apps, typing: “things you can’t miss.”📝
We get inspired by the photos, the captions, and suddenly decide: that’s where I want to go. 🧏🏼‍♀️
From that moment, the excitement builds, along with expectations.

But what if it doesn’t go as planned? 🤔

That’s why at Cioffi Tours we rely on guides and drivers who know this land by heart, who love their job and share it with a smile.👅
Because sometimes one day is all it takes to create unforgettable memories. 🎞️

With the right guide, you stop thinking about expectations… and simply start living them.

And if you also manage to capture a group picture in one of Campania’s most magical spots “I Faraglioni” … well, that’s really something you can’t miss. 🍀

Grazie EuroTrip Adventures for choosing us! 💋

15/09/2025

Where can you buy a PINEAPPLE PIZZA in Naples? 🍍🍕

The truth is… you can’t.
Not in Naples.

In recent years, it feels like everything is starting to look the same: fashion, trends, even opinions. In a world that’s more “connected” than ever, we keep getting closer to one another but also more alike. We copy, we blend in, we lose what makes us unique.

But maybe that’s exactly why Naples is different.
Here, time feels frozen. The only trend that matters is honoring the traditions passed down from our grandparents and theirs before them. 👵🏼👴🏼

So, will there ever be pineapple pizza in Naples?
Maybe one day, just to impress the tourists.🙄

But until then…
if you come here, you’ll get the real taste of Italy. 🇮🇹

30/08/2025

Why is it called “Capri Island”? 🔍

In Italy, nothing is left to chance.

Every name carries meaning, memory, and symbols that stretch back to times almost too distant for us to imagine. 📝

Capri was once a Greek island, later Roman. According to research, the name Capri may come from the Greek word “Kabros”, meaning wild boar 🐗, a theory supported by the discovery of ancient boar fossils right here in Capri, beneath the foundations of the historic Grand Hotel Quisisana. 🏩

So… was it once the “Island of the Boars”?🤔

Another source points instead to the Latin word “Capra”, meaning goat 🐐 suggesting the island may have been home to goats rather than boars.

Whether Greek or Roman in origin, the name reminds us of just how much history this island has lived through.

And while centuries pass, some things never change: who knows, maybe even today, just like in ancient times, you’ll spot a little goat wandering the streets of Capri. 🐐💙

29/08/2025

➡️ How to get to the Amalfi Coast⁉️

When you live in a “modern” country with wide roads, sidewalks, and parking everywhere, it feels natural to think the best way to get anywhere is by car. 🚗

But if you come to one of the world’s oldest places — where many places are still the same ones built by the ancient Greeks before Christ🏛️ things get… a little more complicated. 🥲

The Amalfi Coast is the perfect example.

Tourists often land in Naples thinking they can just drive to Positano. But by the time they’ve made it out of the city traffic, they’re already shaken: driving in Italy is basically Formula 1. 🏎️ It’s intense. 🚘🔥

Then come the tolls, the congestion, the narrow lanes. And that’s before you even hit the coast.

A couple hours later you’ll find yourself on the famous “Nastro Azzurro” road, winding along the cliffs.
Beautiful? Absolutely.
But those hairpin turns are so tight that locals honk before every curve, checking their mirrors to make sure no bus is coming head-on, because yes, sometimes the road is two-way.
For first-timers, it feels like a nightmare. 😅

So what’s the best way to reach the Amalfi Coast?

->Trust the locals! 🙋🏼‍♀️
Whether by ferry, shuttle, or private transfer, it saves you stress, time, and probably years of your life.
Pricier? Maybe.
But when money buys back your sanity, it’s worth every penny. 💙

Plus, you’ll be free to take all the photos you want without ever blocking the road. 📸

28/08/2025

“Can you skip the line?” 🫣

Let’s be honest: nobody wants to spend their vacation standing in endless lines, under the blazing sun, just wishing the people in front would magically disappear. ☀️😅

But visiting Italy and especially Capri in high season often means exactly that: dealing with lines. The reward? Something absolutely worth your attention. 🤩

And think about it… how many times in your life do you get to come back to the same place? Almost never. Maybe even never again. That’s why every moment here should be stress-free, unforgettable, and full of joy.

Our guests choose us (again and again, even years later) because what they remember is this: fun, relaxing, no-stress experiences. 🎉

Our expert guides know the best times to visit, and they tailor the itinerary so you see what really matters to you.

We can’t promise miracles… but let’s just say: sometimes, yes, we do know how to skip the line. 🤫😉
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28/08/2025

“Will there be time for a swim?”🌊

The day before the excursion, we often get the same question: “Will there be time for a swim?”

Here’s the truth: Capri is surrounded by the sea, but there are no sandy beaches. Sunbathing here means renting a small boat and discovering the island’s rocky coastline, where the water is turquoise and crystal-clear. After all… have you ever seen a VIP sunbathing on a rock in Capri? 😉

We can’t create sandy beaches but we can give you the next best thing (and honestly, the most Capri thing ever): a private boat experience around the island. And who knows… while sailing, you might just wave to someone on a passing yacht. 💫🚤

Sometimes, all it takes is letting yourself be swept away by the moment and realizing by pure accident that it doesn’t matter if the sandy beach you imagined isn’t there. Because there’s always a way to enjoy the sun, your swimsuit, and a smile…

…in a very unpredictable way✨
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