Procida Tour by Speedboat

Typically, the tour lasts approximately 7 hours, including a break for lunch or a relaxing pause on one of the beaches. However, we can tailor a customized itinerary for you.

Spiaggia del Postino offers a relaxing break with the opportunity to immerse yourself in turquoise waters, sunbathe on golden sand, and enjoy a rejuvenating pause.

Yes, the tour includes a visit to Marina Corricella, a charming fishing village with seaside restaurants where you can savor authentic local delicacies.

While you won't physically explore the Natural Arch, the speedboat provides a unique and awe-inspiring perspective as you sail beneath this majestic rock formation.

Absolutely! We are more than happy to tailor the tour to your preferences, whether it's for a special occasion or specific points of interest you'd like to include in the itinerary.

Procida, a charming island covering just 4 square kilometers, is perfect for a day trip filled with natural beauty, delicious cuisine, and breathtaking beaches. Celebrated by poets, filmmakers, and authors, Procida is often regarded as a Mediterranean jewel. It gained further recognition when it was designated as the Capital of Italian Culture in 2022. Ferries and hydrofoils regularly connect Procida with several ports in the Gulf of Naples throughout the year, making it easy to access. Many routes begin in Pozzuoli or Naples and often make Procida their first stop before heading to Ischia or returning.
Ferries arrive at Marina Grande, the main port of Procida, also affectionately known as Sent'Co by locals. This picturesque area is a delightful starting point for your exploration, especially in the early morning. Spend some time wandering through the charming narrow streets adorned with pastel-colored buildings. Stop by a café on Via Roma for a coffee paired with the local delicacy, lingua di bue. Don’t miss the chance to visit the beautiful churches of Santa Maria della Pietà and San Giovanni Battista. When you’re ready to explore more of the island, you can catch a bus to various attractions or arrange for a boat tour.
From Marina Grande, it’s a scenic 20-minute walk to Terra Murata, the island’s highest point. As you make your way, follow Via Vittorio Emanuele, then Via Principe Umberto to Salita Castello. Enjoy the stunning views of Corricella village along the way, and be sure to stop at the Sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie Incoronata. Terra Murata is the historic core of Procida, perched 90 meters above sea level for protection against invaders. Visit the 16th-century Palazzo d’Avalos, which has a rich history as a royal palace and prison, and stroll through the quaint streets to the San Michele Arcangelo Abbey.
Next, make your way down the steps from Terra Murata to Corricella, a picturesque fishing village famous for its colorful cottages. This quaint harbor is one of Procida’s most photographed spots and offers a wonderful place to enjoy lunch. Many restaurants line the pier, serving fresh seafood dishes with beautiful views of the harbor. If you have time to stay overnight, take a leisurely sunset stroll among the fishing boats and indulge in the renowned lemon granita at Felice Mare while soaking in the idyllic scenery. The vibrant colors of the houses were designed to help fishermen identify their homes from the sea.
After a fulfilling morning and a delicious lunch, it’s time to unwind on Procida’s beaches. The island boasts numerous sandy stretches and tranquil coves, perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Among the most popular beaches are Spiaggia Chiaia, Pozzo Vecchio (also known as Il Postino beach), and Chiaiolella. Pozzo Vecchio is renowned for its natural beauty and was featured in the film “The Postman.” This horseshoe-shaped beach, with its dark volcanic sand, enjoys sunlight throughout the day. Spiaggia Chiaia is accessible via a steep path or boat shuttle and offers both free and paid lounging areas. Meanwhile, Chiaiolella beach is the busiest spot, home to a small harbor and plenty of restaurants serving local seafood. Don’t forget to visit the Vivara nature reserve, just a short distance from Procida, connected by the Santa Margherita bridge.
Exploring Procida by water is an unforgettable experience, and Procida speedboat tours offer the perfect way to discover this charming island. Whether you're taking a speedboat tour to Procida from nearby locations or embarking on a Procida speedboat tour from Sorrento, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of the island's colorful coastline and picturesque villages. These Procida Italy speedboat tours often include stops at iconic sights, allowing you to swim in crystal-clear waters, relax on beautiful beaches, and savor local cuisine at waterfront restaurants. With various options available, from guided excursions to private charters, there's a Procida speedboat tour suitable for every traveler looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of this Mediterranean gem.