You can reach Marina Piccola from Capri town by walking, taking a local bus, or a taxi. The walk offers scenic views but can be steep in parts.

From Sorrento, you can take a ferry or hydrofoil to Capri, then a bus or taxi to Marina Piccola. Alternatively, the Sorrento Lift can help bypass stairs if you're exploring Sorrento's coastline. +1

Yes, it's possible to walk, but be prepared for a significant climb with many stairs. Many visitors opt for the funicular or bus for convenience.

The most common ways to travel between Marina Grande and Marina Piccola are by local bus or taxi. The journey is relatively short.

Yes, Marina Piccola is a departure point for various boat tours around Capri, including trips to the Blue Grotto and along the coast.

Access to Marina Piccola itself is generally free. However, tickets are required for ferries, buses, and attractions like the Blue Grotto.

Marina Piccola is an open port and beach area, so it's accessible at all hours. However, services like boat rentals and restaurants have their own operating times. +1

The beach area at Marina Piccola is typically free to access. Some beach clubs might offer paid services like sunbed rentals.

Tickets for the Sorrento Lift can be purchased at the kiosk located next to the lift itself.

While walking is free, the funicular is a paid service. However, many find the funicular a worthwhile convenience given the steep climb.

Early mornings, especially during sunrise, offer the best light and fewest crowds for stunning photography. Late afternoons also provide beautiful golden hour light. +1

The clear turquoise waters, the dramatic cliffs, and the boats bobbing in the harbor are all highly photogenic. The view towards the Faraglioni rocks is also a must-capture.

Drone usage regulations can vary. It's advisable to check local rules and obtain any necessary permits before flying a drone in the area.

Higher vantage points, accessible by walking paths or roads leading away from the immediate marina, offer excellent panoramic views.

A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the expansive coastal scenery, while a telephoto lens can be useful for details of the cliffs or distant boats.