Spend a day soaking up the scenery surrounding one of Italy's most popular lakes.

Over the years everyone from Roman emperor Caesar to screen siren Gracie Fields has holidayed in Capri. It's an intoxicating mix of flowers, narrow lanes and alleyways. Plus, it's jam-packed with jewellery shops and chi-chi boutiques whose racks are weighed down with the work of Gucci, Prada and Dior, to name a few. The scenery is superb, the restaurants exquisite and the vibe so achingly stylish that a walk down the street feels more like a strut on the catwalks of Milan. But it doesn't end the

Dominated by Mount Epomeo, Ischia is a beautiful island that neighbours Capri known as the green isle much bigger than Capri. You will see all the highlights as you go on a nice coach tour around the island. Time for lunch before reaching the subtropical La Mortella gardens. The gardens were created by English composer Sir William Walton and his wife who lived here from 1949. They feature more than 300 rare and exotic plants, along with ornate statues and waterfalls. La Mortella is divided into