Via Provinciale Anacapri is a narrow coastal road on Capri

Via Provinciale Anacapri is a challenging coastal road situated on the island of Capri in the southern part of Italy.

Via Provinciale Anacapri

How long is Via Provinciale Anacapri?

This road is 2.4km (1.49 miles) long, on the island of Capri, situated in the Bay of Naples. South of the city of Naples and near the Amalfi Peninsula's tip, Capri is part of the Campania region of Italy. The island is home to two towns, and this serpentine road connects the harbor (Marina Grande) to Anacapri, the more elevated of the two towns. The drive offers great views of Capri's north coast and Marina Grande.

Is Via Provinciale Anacapri challenging?

Via Provinciale Anacapri is pretty defiant. The road has four sharp hairpin turns and is so narrow that traffic lights are needed in some sections to allow only one vehicle to pass at a time. It is fully paved but often runs along steep cliffs, with towering cliffs on one side and a steep drop into the Mediterranean Sea on the other. The drive can be nerve-wracking, so trust in the driver will be vital.

 

 

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