Ischia e Procida

Ischia is famous for its nat­ur­al and his­tor­i­cal beau­ty. Among the most pop­u­lar attrac­tions are the Aragonese Cas­tle, ther­mal springs, botan­i­cal gar­dens and gold­en beach­es. Oth­er points of inter­est include Ischia Adven­ture Park, Aenar­ia Beach and Pazz­iel­la Beach Bar & Restau­rant. In addi­tion, the Nitro­di Spring, the Bay of San Mon­taño, Chi­a­ia in Forio d’Is­chia, the Bay of Sorge­to and the ther­mal gar­dens of Ischia are among the most vis­it­ed places.

Pro­ci­da is known for its col­or­ful fish­ing vil­lage, Mari­na Cor­ri­cel­la, and the nat­ur­al islet of Vivara. Oth­er points of inter­est include Mari­na Grande, known for its col­or­ful hous­es and pic­turesque har­bor, and the beach­es of Chi­aiolel­la, Poz­zo Vec­chio and Pun­to Otti­ma. More­over, Ter­ra Mura­ta, a for­ti­fied vil­lage that offers panoram­ic views of the bay, is one of the most vis­it­ed places.

The sum­mer peri­od, espe­cial­ly July and August, is the most pop­u­lar time to vis­it Ischia and Pro­ci­da. Dur­ing the sum­mer, the tem­per­a­tures are warm and the cli­mate is ide­al to enjoy the gold­en beach­es of Ischia and the col­or­ful hous­es of Pro­ci­da. This is also the best time to par­tic­i­pate in the boat tours offered by many local com­pa­nies, allow­ing you to explore the hid­den coves and pic­turesque coasts of the islands. How­ev­er, it is advis­able to book in advance, as this time of year is also the busiest.

In Ischia, the most beau­ti­ful beach­es to vis­it include Spi­ag­gia dei Pesca­tori, Baia di Sorge­to, Scar­ru­pa­ta, Spi­ag­gia del Fun­go in Lac­co Ameno, Cava Ruf­fano beach in Ser­rara Fontana, Baia di San Francesco, Spi­ag­gia dei Maron­ti, San­t’An­ge­lo beach, the Bay of Citara, the beach of the Con­vent in Casam­ic­ci­o­la Terme and the beach of the Sis­ters in Lac­co Ameno.

Reach­ing Ischia and Pro­ci­da is sim­ple, and Sor­ren­to Voy­age can make the jour­ney even more com­fort­able with its pri­vate trans­fer ser­vices. If you arrive by plane in Naples or Rome, Sor­ren­to Voy­age can arrange a pri­vate trans­fer from the air­port. From Naples, you can reach Ischia and Pro­ci­da by hydro­foil or fer­ry. If you arrive in Rome, there are direct trains to Naples, from where you can take a fer­ry to the islands. Once you arrive in Ischia or Pro­ci­da, Sor­ren­to Voy­age can arrange pri­vate boat trans­fers to explore the islands. These pri­vate tours can include vis­its to the most famous places on the islands. In addi­tion, Sor­ren­to Voy­age can arrange local taxi trans­fers on the ter­ri­to­ry of the islands, allow­ing you to explore the islands in com­plete comfort.

Absolute­ly. Explor­ing Ischia by sea offers a unique expe­ri­ence, allow­ing you to dis­cov­er hid­den coves, pic­turesque coasts and breath­tak­ing views. Rely­ing on Sor­ren­to Voy­age for boat tour book­ing is an excel­lent choice. With its wide range of boats, yachts and cata­ma­rans, Sor­ren­to Voy­age is able to meet every need, ensur­ing a high qual­i­ty ser­vice and an unfor­get­table expe­ri­ence. Whether it’s a day tour, a sun­set tour or a pri­vate tour, Sor­ren­to Voy­age has the right solu­tion for you.

Of course. A boat tour to Pro­ci­da is a must. This hid­den gem of the Mediter­ranean offers breath­tak­ing views, beau­ti­ful beach­es and col­or­ful hous­es that are reflect­ed in the calm waters. Sor­ren­to Voy­age offers a vari­ety of boat tours in Pro­ci­da, allow­ing you to explore the island in all its beau­ty. With their fleet of boats, yachts and cata­ma­rans, Sor­ren­to Voy­age guar­an­tees an unfor­get­table expe­ri­ence and a high qual­i­ty service.

In Ischia, the typ­i­cal dish­es to try absolute­ly include egg­plant parmi­giana, mez­zanel­li (a type of long pas­ta) pre­pared with wild herbs and eggs, spaghet­ti with rab­bit sauce, and rab­bit alla fos­sa all’is­chi­tana in the crock, the typ­i­cal rab­bit dish of the island. Don’t for­get to try the Zin­gara sand­wich, the Cap­rese lemon and the famous limon­cel­lo. In Pro­ci­da, how­ev­er, among the typ­i­cal dish­es not to be missed are the pas­ta with the pulp of sea urchins, the rab­bit alla Pro­ci­dana, and desserts with lemon cream. In addi­tion, Pro­ci­da is famous for its lemons, which are larg­er and sweet­er than oth­er vari­eties. They are used in many sweet and savory recipes, includ­ing Pro­ci­da Tongues, pas­tries filled with lemon cream, and lemon sal­ad. Final­ly, do not for­get to try the piz­za of Pro­ci­da, which reflects the style of Neapoli­tan piz­za cooked on wood.

Ischia Por­to: Full of bars, restau­rants and lounge bars. Casam­ic­ci­o­la Terme: It offers sev­er­al options for nightlife, includ­ing night­clubs and lounge bars.

Sor­ren­to Voy­age is ide­al for unique tours on Ischia and Pro­ci­da thanks to its wide range of ser­vices, local knowl­edge, high qual­i­ty, flex­i­bil­i­ty and reli­a­bil­i­ty. Whether you want a boat tour, a roman­tic expe­ri­ence, a wed­ding or a pri­vate trans­fer, Sor­ren­to Voy­age can make your trip unforgettable.