Grajales In Ercolano

13/05/2026: We arrived in early May on a Saturday at 2:00 PM by land. We waited 20 minutes. We got into a rowboat that cost 18 euros. The color inside the cave was amazing through the reflection of the sun. I believe that the experience is individual to each person according to the date, day and time that arrives.

05/05/2026: A must-see natural wonder on Capri island. You arrive by ferry, and as soon as you get off, head to the ticket office for tours to the Blue Grotto. Buy your ticket for 25 euros per person and board the tour boat immediately, because we weren't in a hurry, but we realized we would have to wait a few hours when we saw many boats at the mouth of the cave due to high demand. They take you to small boats, then to the front of the boat for payment, where they take 18 euros per person. The sailor operating the boat also politely asks for a 10 euro tip per person. Despite all the negative transportation and service conditions, I would still recommend seeing this cave. When there are waves, entry becomes difficult because they lift the boat at the narrow mouth of the cave and hit the ceiling. Therefore, they absolutely make sure the passengers lie down inside the narrow boat to avoid injuries. You absolutely must have everything inside the boat, including your hands. After entering, you are greeted by the magical reflection of pure blue light, like a scene from a movie. Especially at midday, the light filtering in illuminates the cave floor. This extraordinary natural phenomenon occurs because the water hits the limestone base and reflects off it. It's truly magnificent. If you can endure the challenge, I highly recommend going. There are also shuttle services available from Karadan. They pick you up one by one as you descend a long staircase.