Terraces on rock slopes

The island of Capri is a geological singularity in the Gulf of Naples. Given its non-volcanic, but limestone and dolomitic origin, it is to be considered an integral part of the Southern Apennines. Therefore, it combines mountain features with the obviously proper ones of a Mediterranean island. On the cliffs of the north-east side of the island, over the last two centuries, our family has created terraces with stone walls on which our grapes grow.