#Naples The natural caves, hidden under the rocks, already in Roman times were used as "swimming pools" (nymphaeums) of the imposing villas that were built in Capri during the Roman Empire by the Emperor Tiberius. #BeautifulCapri https://t.co/JASrVgxbE4
#Naples The natural caves, hidden under the rocks, already in Roman times were used as "swimming pools" (nymphaeums) of the imposing villas that were built in Capri during the Roman Empire by the Emperor Tiberius. #BeautifulCapri https://t.co/JASrVgxbE4
#Naples The natural caves, hidden under the rocks, already in Roman times were used as "swimming pools" (nymphaeums) of the imposing villas that were built in Capri during the Roman Empire by the Emperor Tiberius. #BeautifulCapri https://t.co/JASrVgxbE4
#Naples The natural caves, hidden under the rocks, already in Roman times were used as "swimming pools" (nymphaeums) of the imposing villas that were built in Capri during the Roman Empire by the Emperor Tiberius. #BeautifulCapri https://t.co/JASrVgxbE4
#Naples The natural caves, hidden under the rocks, already in Roman times were used as "swimming pools" (nymphaeums) of the imposing villas that were built in Capri during the Roman Empire by the Emperor Tiberius. #BeautifulCapri https://t.co/JASrVgxbE4
Kiss someone (or not!) for good luck when the boat passes through the arch in the Faraglioni rocks. (Nice try Miss Orange!). #Naples #Italy https://t.co/1rijz5MJSQ
#Naples & day 3’s boat tour on The Tyrrhenian Sea. The bright azure water insides caves is due to the sunlight which enters an underwater opening positioned under the cave's mouth. As the light passes through water, the red reflections are filtered out & only blue enter the caves https://t.co/IApJ41H7Hm
The #Naples squad travelled the whole perimeter of #Capri island on a boat tour, seeing the houses & haunts of the rich & famous. Capri is known for its magnificent rock formations. #Italy https://t.co/tQXQLP9grm
An early start for the #Naples explorers as they headed to the ferry for a tour around #Capri. Augustus’ successor Tiberius governed the Roman empire from Capri between 27 and 37 AD. #Italy #AllTheSites https://t.co/F9kYLBSe2X
