There is a bit of queue and buying tickets is a bit confusing. The ticket office is away from the tram. Of course there is a mad rush to get onto the tram, but the trip is only 5 mins. A good way to avoid the steep walk.

It is not easy to find the ticket office for the funicular ! When you get off the boat, walk to the right, where you will see the arched entrance to the funicular itself. Carry on past here, where you see a white rounded edge bar called "Bar Grotto", the ticket office is roughly opposite here, tucked away slightly. There are three queues, two for funicular and one for buses only - make sure you get the right queue. There are so many people around it makes it difficult to see signs etc.. Once you get ypur ticket head across to thefunicular entrance. The queue moves relatively quickly and you put your ticket into a turnstile. The ride itself has some good views and at the top there are toilets just outside of where you come out.

The funicular is very easy to use, but you MUST buy your ticket FIRST. The ticket office is to the right of the port exit (if you arrive by ferry). I saw many people get angry because they waited in line without buying their tickets first. Don't be those tourists! On the way down, the ticket office and ferry line are the same building.

Great screen views. I recommend visiting early morning. We were there by 9:30. From the Ferry port first purchase your lift tickets. I believe 2.40 euros one way. Get round trip. After cable, next go to bus station and purchase tickets (round trip). Once at the top hop on (14 euros) and enjoy. You can relax and have a snack and take pictures at the very top.

A great way to get to Capri and the main square. BUT you need to purchase your tickets in the ticket booth across the road. We had read this previously so knew to do this but it really wasn’t all that clear and you could well be caught up in the queue for the funicular without having a ticket! Coming back down was chaos. Leave yourself enough time if you need to get back for a boat!