Impressive rocky headlands on the way into the Marina Piccola on Capri; how do you suppose you reach your front door...
These beauties are called the Faraglioni: three spurs of rock
one, the Stella, still attached to the
land, the biggest, Scopolo apparently the unique habitat for a blue lizard, and the middle one, Faraglione di Mezzo, with its central cavity, large enough to allow for small boats to pass through (you can just make one out - we didn't risk out boat deposit!)
Lovely views of the island as we pulled in to find a mooring buoy
and we climbed a weaving path up to the bus-stop (team photo!)
and, at the top, a lovely vista across the bay
Pasta all round !
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