THE ISLAND OF CAPRAIA

The second biggest island of the archipelago, Capraia owes its name to its abundance of capers.

It is uninhabited, very rocky, with a great geological basin: Cala dei Turchi.

Another of its beauties, and a striking feature of the archipelago, is the Architiello: a natural arch formed by rocks 6 metres high.

THE ISLAND OF CRETACCIO

This is the smallest island of the archipelago, and it is divided into two rocky stretches the shape of which resembles a sickle.

Cretaccio too is uninhabited; it is made up of crumbly jagged rocks.