Villa Jovis

Discover the 1st-century Villa Jovis ruins, discovering how Emperor Tiberius used this secluded place to govern the Roman Empire with an audio guide.

Visit "Tiberius's Leap" at the avenue's end, where, per legend, Emperor Tiberius punished people who didn't obey him by pushing them off a cliff.

Enjoy panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples and the surrounding coastline as you explore the living quarters, reception halls, and centuries-old kitchens.

Fun Fact: Tiberius spent his final years at Villa Jovis, effectively ruling the empire from this remote location, which earned him the nickname "The Capri Emperor."

At the Blue Grotto, enjoy watching sunlight shine into the cave, illuminating the white sand sea bottom with a magical glow.

Lie on your back in the boat as you float beneath the meter-high cave ceiling, drifting through 60 meters of this enchanting wonder.

Delve into the remnants of Villa Jovis on Capri Island, which trace their origins to the 1st century, with an informative audio guide.

Swing by the "Tiberius's Leap" at the end of the avenue, where legend has it that Emperor Tiberius would punish those who defied him by pushing them off a cliff.

Fun fact: Built at an elevation of about 330 meters (1,080 feet) above sea level, Villa Jovis provided Tiberius with a secure retreat from potential threats, both internal and external.