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Photo: Mario Apuzzo · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
A rocky island off the Sorrentine Peninsula in the Bay of Naples. The dramatic limestone cliffs, Faraglioni sea stacks, and Blue Grotto are visible on flights along Italy's Campanian coast.
39Flight Routes
2 kmClosest Pass
🏝️ IslandType
Routes that pass it39
NAP → VIE
Right
VIE → NAP
Left
CTA → MUC
Left
MUC → CTA
Right
NAP → ZAG
Right
ZAG → NAP
Left
BRI → CAG
Left
CAG → BRI
Right
FCO → ORD
Left
NAP → PMO
Left
ORD → FCO
Right
PMO → NAP
Right
CIA → EAR
Left
EAR → CIA
Right
FCO → MDW
Left
MDW → FCO
Right
BTS → PMO
Left
CPH → MLA
Left
MLA → CPH
Right
PMO → BTS
Right
AMB → LGW
Left
BOS → NCE
Right
LGW → AMB
Right
NCE → BOS
Left
ADD → CIA
Right
BER → NAP
Right
CIA → ADD
Left
CPH → NAP
Right
NAP → BER
Left
NAP → CPH
Left
ZAG → PMO
Left
CTA → VCE
Right
FCO → OMA
Right
OMA → FCO
Left
VCE → CTA
Left
EWR → NCE
Right
NAP → POW
Left
NCE → EWR
Left
POW → NAP
Right
Tip: Visibility depends on cloud cover, time of day, and how close the flight path comes. Sit on the listed side for the best chance of a view. Morning and evening flights often offer the best lighting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see Capri from a plane?
Yes — 39 flight routes pass within 10 km of Capri. The closest routes include Naples to Vienna, Vienna to Naples, Catania to Munich. Sit on the Right side, with the landmark passing about 2 km away.
Which side of the plane is best for viewing Capri?
The best side varies by route. For the most common routes near Capri: on a Naples to Vienna flight, sit on the Right side; on a Vienna to Naples flight, sit on the Left side; on a Catania to Munich flight, sit on the Left side.