The Goldbergh guide to Capri

For this summer season, Capri became the inspiration behind our latest collection. Think sun-soaked mornings, endless sea views and effortless Italian style.

Capri isn't the easiest island to reach, and that's exactly what makes it feel special.

After landing in Naples, the journey continues by boat. Within an hour, the mainland disappears behind you and the dramatic cliffs of Capri slowly come into view. The moment you step onto the island, life seems to move at a different pace.

Getting around Capri is part of the experience itself. Forget rental cars; here you'll find open-top taxis, winding streets lined with bougainvillea and endless stairways connecting hidden corners of the island. The best way to explore? On foot, by boat or with one of Capri's iconic convertibles.

STAY

JK Place Capri

For your stay, there is one address that captures the spirit of the island perfectly: JK Place Capri. Perched above the sea, it combines understated luxury with the relaxed elegance Capri is known for. Mornings start with breakfast overlooking the Bay of Naples, while evenings are reserved for sunset aperitivos on the terrace.

EAT

For lunch, head to Panorama, a Capri institution overlooking Marina Grande. Spend the afternoon at Conca del Sogno, one of the coast's most beautiful beach clubs, or challenge a friend to a morning match at Tennis Club Capri before heading down to the sea.

As the sun begins to set, Capri comes alive. Order a spritz at the Piazzetta, watch island life unfold around you and end the evening beneath the lemon trees at Da Paolino: a dining experience that feels uniquely Capri.

BEACH

No visit to Capri is complete without spending a day on the water. Sail past hidden coves, the famous Faraglioni rocks and crystal-clear swimming spots only accessible by boat. Back on land, take the chairlift up to Monte Solaro in Anacapri for panoramic views stretching all the way to the Amalfi Coast.

La Fontelina Beach Club
The ultimate Capri beach experience.

Conca del Sogno
A dreamy beach club accessible by boat, known for long lunches and crystal-clear water.