Information about Capraia Capraia is a small Italian island located off the coast of Tuscany, in the Channel of Corsica. It is located approximately 34 miles off the west coast of Italy. It is considered a small geological paradise, as it is the only volcanic island of the Tuscan Archipelago, the result of a double eruption. Steep coasts overlooking the sea, suggestive rocks bare by the erosion of the wind and the sea, document the succession of eruptions and lava stratifications. The west coast of the island is steep and rocky, while the east coast, where the port is located, descends towards the sea with gentler hills and valleys. On the island there are two inhabited centers: the nucleus of the port and the town, the oldest village close to the fort of San Giorgio, built to defend itself from pirate attacks. On a promontory at the foot of the village there is a watchtower and a picturesque abandoned monastery. It is currently part of the Tuscan Archipelago National Park. With hilly paths and splendid views, Capraia is an ideal destination for nature-loving hikers, who will be able to appreciate its rich and precious vegetation. Its depths attract thousands of snorkelers and scuba divers every year.
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