Capri Blue Grotto: God Poured Liquid Gemstones into the Sea Bottom

How can you miss Naples when you come to Italy! This charming seaside city has the wildest soul in Italy, and the Blue Grotto is definitely the most unmissable dreamlike attraction💙

📍 Blue Grotto Travel Guide:
- Best time to visit: Recommended to arrive before 9 AM to avoid crowds and low tide
- Transportation: Take a ferry from Naples port to Capri Island, then transfer to a small boat to the Blue Grotto
- Ticket info: Included in Capri Island day tour packages, about 20-30 euros
- Recommended to wear non-slip shoes, the cave is slippery and requires bending down to enter
- Bring some small change to tip the boatmen (1-2 euros is enough)

✨ Must-see highlights:
1. Magical blue light created by sunlight penetrating the seawater
2. Boatmen singing traditional Italian folk songs a cappella
3. Pristine cave wonders without artificial lighting

🏨 Accommodation recommendations:
1. Hotel La Scalinatella on Capri Island
2. Hotel Palazzo Alabardieri near the port
3. Romeo Hotel with views of Mount Vesuvius

🍝 Food recommendations:
1. Must-try original Neapolitan Margherita pizza
2. Fresh sea urchin pasta not to be missed
3. Sfogliatella shell pastries from street vendors

💡 Practical tips:
- Prepare sunscreen as it’s very sunny while waiting in line
- Carry some cash as some small shops on the island don’t accept cards
- Check the boat schedule in advance to avoid missing the last boat
- If the Blue Grotto is closed, the Green Grotto on Capri is a good alternative