Belvedere di Punta Cannone

Great views of the headland and sea. Quiet when we went. My partner did suggest though a nice bench would benefit the area to sit and admire the view. I stuck to the path, you could pay a couple of euro to go in the park nearby where I imagine they'd be a bench or two.

Gorgeous view over the sea. The place is not very popular and there were just a few tourists. Getting here on a too sunny day may be quite of a challenge but the view compensates it all.

Belvedere di Punta Cannone is a hidden gem in Capri, offering one of the island’s most breathtaking panoramic views. Overlooking the Faraglioni, Marina Piccola, and the historic Certosa di San Giacomo, it’s a peaceful spot away from the crowds. The short uphill walk is worth it for the stunning scenery and serene atmosphere. Ideal for photography and quiet contemplation. A must-visit for nature lovers.

Lovely, quiet, empty and free! Just follow Via Castello.

Nice walk from the centre of Capri. Spectacular view from the top. One of the best lookouts on Capri. Look for direction on ceramic plates on a wall. Google maps are not detailed enough.

Awesome! Spectacular! We were there at mid day and then once again for the sunset. We were lucky that we saw the sky with so many different colors, like a rainbow, during sunset ! It was one of the best sunsets I've ever seen.

Amazing spot. Probably the best views of Capri and all the amazing boats moored up. A bit hard to find the correct route as Google maps does not find the right route. Much quieter than other viewpoints so it is worth the extra walk. Follow Via Castello!

Beware! What a disappointment. We trekked up the steep path to get here. About 1/2 way up a couple descending told us it was closed. How could a view point be closed. We continued up hill and after huffing and puffing about 3/4 way up a worker told us a porter closed the gate to the entrance. We started our descent and met a couple and warned them. They were going to a restaurant that they confirmed was open however shortly after they descended cause they could not get to it.