How Much Does a One or Two Night Stay Cost on Capri?

Planning a quick visit to Capri and don't know how much to budget? Here are some guidelines for one or two nights.

How Much Does a One or Two Night Stay Cost on Capri?
How Much Does a One or Two Night Stay Cost on Capri?
How Much Does a One or Two Night Stay Cost on Capri?
How Much Does a One or Two Night Stay Cost on Capri?
How Much Does a One or Two Night Stay Cost on Capri?

Capri has always been considered an expensive destination fit for luxury travel, but how much does a day on Capri actually cost?

Let's crunch the numbers: here are prices for transport, the main sights, and some entertainment and activities on Capri.

Transport

Tourist Attractions

Many of these attractions are free for children under 18 and the first Sunday of the month.

(*) Tickets to enter the Blue Grotto must be purchased directly at the cave and are not included in the price of any boat tour of the island.)

Boat Tours

Restaurants, Cafés, and Beaches

These are estimated prices to give you an idea of how much entertainment on Capri costs!

  • Sun lounger at a private beach club: from EUR 35

  • Gelato from Buonocore: from EUR 4

  • Panino caprese from the da Aldo deli: EUR 5

  • Aperitivo in the Piazzetta: EUR 20

  • 3 course dinner in a restaurant: from EUR 100

  • Dinner in a pizzeria: from EUR 25

  • Cover for the Anema e Core club: EUR 50

  • Drink in a nightclub: from EUR 20

A day on Capri with a boat tour of the island, a visit to the Blue Grotto and Villa San Michele, the chairlift for Villa San Michele, a panino and gelato costs about EUR 100 a person.

It will cost more or less the same if you decide to spend your day at a private beach club on Capri with lunch in a beachfront restaurant.

An evening out with an aperitivo, restaurant dinner, and cover in a nightclub will easily cost you EUR 150 a person. And that's how Capri got its reputation for being expensive!

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