"Punta Tragara is in a quiet residential area, flanked by privately owned villas to the north, and in the other cardinal directions, the cliffs falling into the Mediterranean. This is the Caprese bolthole to book when you're in the mood for privacy and solitude."
Capri, a stunning limestone island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, has attracted visitors since Roman times. It became popular among artists in the 19th century and the jet-set in the mid-20th century. To avoid crowds, staying for at least three nights is recommended. Punta Tragara is a notable hotel offering privacy and beautiful ocean views, with uniquely designed rooms and a restaurant called Le Monzu. The island's charm is enhanced by its tranquil evenings after the departure of day-trippers.
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