Capri has approved new regulations limiting organized tourist groups to a maximum of 40 people per visit, introducing additional restrictions on tour guide practices as part of a broader effort to address overtourism ahead of the 2026 summer season.
The measures, adopted by the island’s municipal authorities in early February, also require guides leading groups larger than 20 people to use wireless earpieces instead of loudspeakers and prohibit the use of umbrellas or flags to marshal visitors. Officials say the rules aim to ease congestion in the island’s narrow streets and improve the quality of life for residents and visitors.
