The Aragonese Castle is a fortification located on a tidal island of trachytic rock on the eastern side of the island of Ischia, connected by a 220 m long masonry bridge to the ancient village of Celsa, known as Ischia Ponte. The islet on which it was built, reaches a height of 113 meters above sea level and covers an area of about 56000 m2. Geologically it's a bubble of magma. The Aragonese Castle of Ischia stands out as a testimony of all the civilizations that have passed from here, between the Greeks and Romans to pass to the Aragonese dynasty up to the Colonna. Many centuries and many civilizations have made the old fortress built on the island in front of Ischia a strategic outpost for the defense of the island. Unique viewpoints in the world, history, monuments dating back several centuries, make the Aragonese Castle one of the main attractions of Ischia. Impossible not to see it, impossible not to visit it.

Spectacular stop on the viewpoint of the Bay of Maronti overlooking Sant 'Angelo and its Fishermen's Village and the entire southern side of the island of Ischia in all its natural beauty and landscape, with its immense Mediterranean vegetation that extends from Mount Epomeo (789 m. above sea level) to embrace the sea in this wonderful glimpse of the Maronti.

The wine tour is organized in the vineyard located in the municipality of Serrara Fontana and includes a visit to the vineyard and its ancient tuff cellar + tasting of 4 glasses among the white and red wines of our production, including the "Kalimera" of the vineyard of the same name. The wines are paired with small tastings of our local production. The duration of the tour is about 2 hours.

The Belvedere di Serrara is one of the most panoramic places on the island of Ischia, The view is breathtaking, with a panoramic view of the entire southwestern coast of the island of Ischia, to be precise from the hill of Punta Imperatore to the Tower of Sant’Angelo, passing through the Bay of Sorgeto and the promontory of Punta Chiarito.In the background, clearly visible on clear days, the island of Capri and the Sorrento peninsula, and to the west the Pontine Islands (Ventotene and Ponza)

The Church of the Rescue, is one of the most iconic places on the island of Ischia. It stands on a small rocky promontory in Forio, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, with its characteristic white architecture in Greek-Byzantine style. The Church of the Rescue, is one of the most fascinating pearls of Forio, with its location that offers a breathtaking view of the crystal clear sea of the island of Ischia. This place of worship, with its architecture presents itself as an authentic treasure chest of spirituality and art. The church stands on land that once housed a Convent and today preserves a history of devotion and tradition that fascinates every visitor. To access the church, you walk down a scenic stone staircase, decorated with brightly colored majolica tiles and sacred depictions.

The Belvedere San Josemaría Escrivá (known until 2013 as "Belvedere di Zaro") is a panoramic terrace located in Forio d'Ischia, Campania. Suspended overlooking the sea inside the picturesque Bosco di Zaro, it offers spectacular views of the bay of San Francesco, the beach of Chiaia and Mount Epomeo.

The Mushroom is a rock located off the coast of Lacco Ameno, a town on the island of Ischia. Its peculiarity is that it is characterized by a shape that, in Listing, resembles that of a mushroom.It is a green tuff rock about ten meters high, precipitated into the sea in prehistoric times from Mount Epomeo, and lying a few dozen meters from the shore. The characteristic shape is due to the erosive action of the sea and wind.