Ischia is a charming island located in the Mediterranean Sea, off the west coast of Italy. It is located in the heart of the archipelago of the Phlegrean Islands, which also includes Procida, Vivara, Nisida and Capri. With its privileged location, Ischia offers visitors a unique environment and an unparalleled cultural and landscape richness. Ischia is the largest of the Neapolitan islands and is located in the Gulf of Naples, in a privileged geographical position. For the beauty of its landscape, its enchanting beaches, its lush pine forests, vineyards, chestnut and citrus groves, it has been defined “The Green Island“. Ischia is an island located at the northern end of the Gulf of Naples, in the Tyrrhenian Sea, not far from the islands of Procida and Vivara. Customers will be able to descend to the island for about 2 hours and visit it in addition to having lunch in a restaurant. At the request of customers can take a bath and swim in front of the island.

rocida is a volcanic island in the Gulf of Naples that stands out for its typically Mediterranean beauty made of pastel-colored houses, fishing boats and small villages perched in the hills. The island began to become famous in the late 1950s. It is impossible not to be conquered by this island where the air smells of saltiness and narrow staircases creep between colorful buildings. You have to take the time to explore and discover Procida which is a destination that combines beautiful natural landscapes with historic places and beaches with crystal clear sea. At the request of customers can take a bath and swim in front of the island.

It is located a few meters from the coast of Naples, consisting of rocks overlooking a crystal clear sea. In the warm seasons, many people come here to take a dip and reach the islet, even swimming. It is a small corner of paradise that contains a fascinating history and a unique landscape value. Once connected to the mainland by a thin strip of sand, Punta Pennata became an island in 1966, when a strong storm completely swept away the fragile isthmus, completely separating this territory from mainland Italy. Today, this striking place is a mix of unspoilt nature, archaeological finds and an atmosphere of rare beauty. Surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and embellished by the proximity of Schiacchetiello, Punta Pennata represents a piece of history for the local community. The islet, however, has recently made headlines because it has been put up for sale.