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1 Reviews on “Porto Turistico di Capri”
Berthing in Capri is always an experience: expect a tight squeeze, high demand, and a bill to match. The marina is well-protected, and mooring assistance is usually efficient, though maneuvering in peak season can be a challenge with all the traffic. Swell can creep in from passing ferries, so a good fender setup is a must.
Facilities are solid, with water, electricity, fuel, and a few repair services. The marina office runs smoothly, but reservations are essential, especially in summer. Prices here are steep, but that’s Capri for you.
Once ashore, the town is a short stroll away, packed with restaurants, boutiques, and the funicular to the famous Piazzetta. If you’re after a quiet anchorage, this isn’t it, but if you want to soak in Capri’s charm from the deck, it’s hard to beat.