The church is located on Monte San Costanzo. You'll need to drive up a narrow road, and then there's a short hike with stairs to reach the summit. Parking is limited along the road.

Parking is very limited along the narrow road leading up to the church. It's best to arrive early or be prepared to walk a short distance from where you can find a spot.

Public transport options are limited for reaching the direct vicinity of Monte San Costanzo. Driving is the most common method, followed by a short hike.

The road is described as very narrow, so drive with caution.

The hike is generally considered short and rewarding, taking less than 10 minutes, but involves stairs and can be steep in parts.

Entry to the church and the summit area is generally free. The church itself may have specific opening hours or be closed except for special events.

The church is typically closed to the public, with the exception of a procession on May 14th. However, the summit and surrounding area are accessible.

There is no admission fee to visit Monte San Costanzo and enjoy the views.

For the best experience and fewer crowds, consider visiting on weekdays or during the late afternoon for sunset.

May 14th is a special day as it's when the statue of the Saint is brought from Termini in a procession, making the church accessible.

The entire summit offers incredible photo opportunities. The panoramic views of the coast, sea, and Capri are particularly stunning.

Yes, many creators use drones to capture the dramatic landscape and the church from above, showcasing its unique location.

From the top, you can see the two gulfs, the Sorrentine coast, the Bay of Naples, and the island of Capri.

Absolutely! It's considered one of the best places to witness a beautiful sunset over the sea.

It's often described as a peaceful spot away from the main tourist crowds, especially if you visit outside peak hours.