Cavalluccio Marino Anacapri Bed & Breakfast

Cavalluccio Marino Bed & Breakfast Anacapri

Situated in Anacapri, the pretty little town lying at the foot of Monte Solaro, the Bed & Breakfast Cavalluccio Marino is a typical island home, and the ideal choice for those visitors eager to experience the natural, heartfelt hospitality for which the inhabitants of the Island of Capri are known and loved.

An authentic island retreat, Cavalluccio Marino occupies a small villa, just a few meters away from the historic center of Anacapri. The B&B has just one, simply furnished guest bedroom, large enough to sleep a total 3. Equipped with air conditioning, television and minibar, the room has all the amenities you might expect to find in a hotel.

The perfect spot in which to enjoy the peace and quiet of Anacapri, Cavalluccio Marino's terrace functions as sunny outdoor breakfast room in the morning and attractive open air sitting room during the day. On warm summer evenings, guests will be tempted to stay up until long after the sun has set, surrounded by the sweet scents of the Mediterranean flora and lulled by the gentle sea breeze.

When not bathing in the sun on the B&B's terrace, guests staying at Cavalluccio Marino are likely to spend much of their time exploring Anacapri. Lining the picturesque lanes of the historic center and within just a few meters of the B&B, there are any number of fascinating local craft shops, tiny restaurants, and pavement cafés. Classic tourist attractions such as the Church of San Michele, the Museum house of Axel Munthe, and the Monte Solaro chairlift are, likewise, within easy walking distance of Cavalluccio Marino.

Location

Bed & Breakfast Cavalluccio Marino is located just a few meters away from the historic center of Anacapri, the picturesque little town resting at the foot of the Island of Capri's magnificent Monte Solaro. The chairlift which transports visitors to the summit of the mountain is within easy walking distance from the B&B, as are the Villa San Michele Museum and the Church of San Michele, the latter famous for its marvelous majolica pavement depicting the Expulsion of Adam and Eve. The Cavalluccio Marino is just steps away from a bus stop where to catch buses heading to the center of Capri and the Piazzetta, the port, the Grotta Azzurra, the Punta Carena Lighthouse and the Bay of Marina Piccola.