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\"Capri,<\/a>The Faraglioni<\/strong> of Capri are rocky peaks that emerge from the sea, southeast of the island. <\/span>They are emblematic of the island, present on many postcards. <\/span>Each is named distinctly; <\/span>the first, attached to the coast is the Faraglione di Terra, 109 meters high; <\/span>the second, Faraglione di Mezzo, is 81 meters high and crossed by an archway that can be passed by boat; <\/span>the third is the Faraglione di Fuori, 104 meters high. <\/span>The last rock is the only habitat of the lucertola azzurra<\/em>, blue lizard symbol of the island. <\/span>Away, is also a fourth rock, lower, the Scoglio del Monacone. <\/span>Its name comes from the past presence of monk seals.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The best way to admire the Faraglioni is surely from the sea, perhaps during a tour of the island<\/a>, or from Marina Piccola<\/a>. <\/span>The boat usually goes under the arch of the second rock.
\n<\/span>There are also beautiful views of the Faraglioni from the gardens of Augustus<\/a> and Tragara<\/a> Belvedere.
\n<\/span>It is possible to swim at the foot of Faraglioni, two bathing establishments are in front (Fontelina and Luigi). <\/span>To get there, you have to either go down the path from Tragara belvedere, or take a boat from Marina Piccola.<\/span><\/p>\n

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