Faraglioni

Faraglioni, in Italian for "pillars", are two gigantic limestone rocks shaped by erosion and forming a bridge between Capri and the Neapolitan coast of Italy. Although they may appear small from a distance, the Faraglioni are quite large, measuring around 250ft. Tourists who visit the Faraglioni come to enjoy the stunning views that can be seen, including the rugged coastline, the crystal clear blue Mediterranean, and the nearby village of Anacapri. Visitors may also take boat tours around the Faraglioni and sometimes even spot dolphins in the water. Exploring the Faraglioni is a wonderful activity for nature lovers, as the area is home to a variety of plant and animal species, including the rarer types.