IslandGuide — Capri
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Car rental in Capri

Capri selbst verbietet Nicht-Anwohner-Autos in der Hauptsaison -- Besucher kommen mit der Fähre aus Neapel oder Sorrent und nutzen Busse, Taxis, die Standseilbahn und gehen zu Fuß. Ein Mietwagen ist daher am nützlichsten auf dem Festland: Abholung am Flughafen Neapel (NAP), 1 Stunde Fahrt entlang der Sorrentinischen Halbinsel nach Sorrent oder 1h 30m nach Salerno, im Hafen parken und die Fähre nehmen (20-50 Minuten) nach Marina Grande. Mit einem Auto können Sie Capri mit der Amalfiküste, Pompeji und Neapel kombinieren.

Abholorte

NAP Naples International Airport
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Can I bring a rental car to Capri?
No -- non-resident vehicles are banned from Capri during peak season (April to October). Tourists arrive by ferry from Naples or Sorrento and use the funicular, taxis, buses and walking on the island itself.
Where should I rent a car for a Capri trip?
Rent at Naples Airport (NAP). Drive to Sorrento (1 hour) or stay near Naples. Park at the ferry port (Marina Piccola Sorrento or Molo Beverello Naples) and take the ferry to Capri. The car is most useful for combining Capri with the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii.
How long is the ferry from Naples to Capri?
Hydrofoils take 50 minutes; slower car ferries take 1h 20m (but tourists do not bring cars). Hydrofoils run hourly in season from Molo Beverello in Naples.
How long is the ferry from Sorrento to Capri?
Hydrofoils take just 20-25 minutes. Sorrento is the closest mainland port to Capri and has frequent departures from Marina Piccola. This is the most convenient option if you are based on the Sorrentine peninsula.
Where do I park in Sorrento before taking the ferry?
Sorrento has paid parking near Marina Piccola (the ferry port) -- look for Parcheggio Lauro or Marina Piccola public lots. Expect EUR 20-30 per day in season. Some hotels include parking; check before booking.
Where do I park in Naples for the ferry?
Garages near Molo Beverello include Garage Brin, Garage Centrale and Garage Mergellina. Expect EUR 20-30 per day. Naples has a reputation for car break-ins, so use a guarded garage rather than street parking.
How do I get around Capri once I arrive?
From Marina Grande port, take the funicular up to Capri Town (3 minutes), then small open buses or taxis to Anacapri and Marina Piccola. Many sights (Faraglioni, Punta Carena lighthouse, Tragara) are reached on foot or by chair lift to Monte Solaro.
Are taxis on Capri expensive?
Yes -- Capri taxis are open-top convertibles with fixed-rate tariffs. Expect EUR 20-30 for a short ride between Capri Town and Anacapri. Buses are far cheaper (EUR 2-3) and run frequently between the two villages.
What's the best time of year to visit Capri?
May, June, September and early October offer pleasant weather and slightly fewer crowds. July and August are very busy and ferries can sell out -- book online a day or two ahead. November to March is quiet but many businesses close.
Can I do Capri as a day trip?
Yes, and most visitors do. From Sorrento or Naples a full day is enough for Capri Town, the funicular, the chair lift to Monte Solaro and one boat tour of the Faraglioni or Blue Grotto. To stay overnight, book well ahead in season.

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Can I bring a rental car to Capri?
No -- non-resident vehicles are banned from Capri during peak season (April to October). Tourists arrive by ferry from Naples or Sorrento and use the funicular, taxis, buses and walking on the island itself.
Where should I rent a car for a Capri trip?
Rent at Naples Airport (NAP). Drive to Sorrento (1 hour) or stay near Naples. Park at the ferry port (Marina Piccola Sorrento or Molo Beverello Naples) and take the ferry to Capri. The car is most useful for combining Capri with the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii.
How long is the ferry from Naples to Capri?
Hydrofoils take 50 minutes; slower car ferries take 1h 20m (but tourists do not bring cars). Hydrofoils run hourly in season from Molo Beverello in Naples.
How long is the ferry from Sorrento to Capri?
Hydrofoils take just 20-25 minutes. Sorrento is the closest mainland port to Capri and has frequent departures from Marina Piccola. This is the most convenient option if you are based on the Sorrentine peninsula.
Where do I park in Sorrento before taking the ferry?
Sorrento has paid parking near Marina Piccola (the ferry port) -- look for Parcheggio Lauro or Marina Piccola public lots. Expect EUR 20-30 per day in season. Some hotels include parking; check before booking.
Where do I park in Naples for the ferry?
Garages near Molo Beverello include Garage Brin, Garage Centrale and Garage Mergellina. Expect EUR 20-30 per day. Naples has a reputation for car break-ins, so use a guarded garage rather than street parking.
How do I get around Capri once I arrive?
From Marina Grande port, take the funicular up to Capri Town (3 minutes), then small open buses or taxis to Anacapri and Marina Piccola. Many sights (Faraglioni, Punta Carena lighthouse, Tragara) are reached on foot or by chair lift to Monte Solaro.
Are taxis on Capri expensive?
Yes -- Capri taxis are open-top convertibles with fixed-rate tariffs. Expect EUR 20-30 for a short ride between Capri Town and Anacapri. Buses are far cheaper (EUR 2-3) and run frequently between the two villages.
What's the best time of year to visit Capri?
May, June, September and early October offer pleasant weather and slightly fewer crowds. July and August are very busy and ferries can sell out -- book online a day or two ahead. November to March is quiet but many businesses close.
Can I do Capri as a day trip?
Yes, and most visitors do. From Sorrento or Naples a full day is enough for Capri Town, the funicular, the chair lift to Monte Solaro and one boat tour of the Faraglioni or Blue Grotto. To stay overnight, book well ahead in season.