Naples stretches along the marine blue Bay of Naples with its back to the Vesuvius Mountains. Rather than seeing Naples itself, it is recommendable to visit the atrractions nearby including Pompei, Capri, and Amalfi coastline. From these locations, you can have a look at the spectacular view of the blue Meditterranean.
Castel Nuovo:It is the Renaissance style castle which stands in Naples along the bay. The castle is surrounded by four towers and its front entrance is shaped like an triumphal arch which is representative of the Renaissance style architecture.
Capri Island:It is an island lying to the south of Naples. It is one of the top rated resort in the Meditteranean. Grotta Azzura, "Blue Cave" is a must-see. Once you enter the cave on a boat, you will be inspired by the glittering emerald surface of the water as the sun light reflect in it. 
Pompei
:With the eruption of the Vesuvius Mountains in the 1st century, the city of Pompei suddednly disappeared under the ashes. The city was not discovered until the 18th century when it was finally excavated. These ruins are, therefore, preserved in best conditon, and you can catch a glimpse of how people lived back in the 1st century. 
Amalfi Coast
:The incredible Amalfi Coast drive is Southern Italy's most popular excursion, and the twisting corniche road from Sorrento to Salerno attracts millions of tourists every year. You will be overwhelmed to see the steep cliff on which the white houses of the locals stand. Besides that, Amalfi is considered one of the finest site in Italy and was speicified as a World Heritage.
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