Renting a scooter in Capri gives you total freedom and lets you reach all the scenic spots without stress. The island’s short roads are winding and hilly, best for those with some riding experience. In just minutes, you can go from Marina Grande to the Piazzetta or up to Anacapri. It’s the perfect way to experience Capri’s highlights at your own pace.

The main scooter rental stations are at Marina Grande, along Via Cristoforo Colombo, just a few steps from the port where ferries dock. Here you’ll get your scooter, helmets, and a custom map showing routes and parking areas. It’s smart to book online in advance to save time and ensure availability.

The average daily rate ranges from €40–€60, depending on the scooter type. The price includes 2 helmets, fuel, and unlimited mileage. Rates may be slightly higher during peak season. Schedules and prices may change; check for updates before your visit.

You’ll need a valid driver’s license, an ID, and a credit or debit card to rent a scooter. Staff will explain how to use the vehicle safely before you start. Some prior experience with scooters or motorcycles is strongly recommended.

Wearing a helmet is mandatory, and speed limits must be followed. From April to October, only residents can bring private vehicles to the island. Pay attention to avoid driving in the pedestrian zones of Capri and Anacapri and park only in designated areas.

In Capri, main parking areas are near the Due Golfi roundabout and along Viale Tommaso de Tommaso in Anacapri. You’ll also find public lots close to major sights like Monte Solaro and Punta Carena Lighthouse. Parking outside designated areas can result in heavy fines.

By scooter, you can ride along the scenic Capri–Anacapri road, visit the Blue Grotto, and stop at Punta Carena Lighthouse. You can easily explore the whole island in a single day, stopping for panoramic views or short walks. It’s one of the most beautiful drives in the Bay of Naples.

Capri’s roads are narrow and winding, so some driving experience helps. Scenic stretches like the road to Anacapri offer breathtaking views but demand focus. With moderate skill and caution, riding around the island is safe and enjoyable.

You can ride your scooter to the Gradola parking area, near the Blue Grotto entrance. From there, walk down and take a small rowboat to enter the cave. Visits are available depending on sea conditions.

A full ride around the island takes about 3–4 hours, including photo stops and visits to Capri and Anacapri. With longer breaks for lunch or the Blue Grotto, the trip can last a full day.

The rental price covers 2 helmets, unlimited mileage, fuel, liability insurance, and an island map. Staff also provides instructions and basic technical support.

Yes, you can easily reach Punta Carena Lighthouse and the Gradola cove in Anacapri by scooter. The first stays sunny until sunset, while the second is near the Blue Grotto. Both spots feature clear waters and beach facilities.

From April to October, Marina Piccola is under traffic restrictions for non-residents, so scooters are not allowed in the area. During this period, it can only be reached by local bus, taxi, or private boat. In the winter months, scooter access is permitted and offers a unique view of the Faraglioni cliffs. Schedules and regulations may vary; always check the latest updates before your visit.