Top Isola d'Ischia Lunch Cruises

We have reduced the number of seats available by 25% to offer customers comfort and fun at the same time. Our boat trip around Ischia will allow you to spend a day of total relaxation, and explore the surroundings of this volcanic island in the Gulf of Naples. After leaving Forio, we could observe from the boat the Church of the Rescue, located on a small promontory overlooking the sea. We will then head to Citara Bay, where we will make a short stop for swimming and snorkeling. Once back on board, our staff will serve you a delicious bruschetta with Ischian tomatoes and local wine. Afterwards, we will pass through the ancient fishing village of Sant'Angelo and one of the most beautiful beaches in this area, Maronti Beach. We will then stop at the Green Grotto, famous for the reflections that color the water, and we could admire the Aragonese Castle, a majestic fortification that stands out over the sea.

Diving, good music, drinks, food and pure fun. Ready for the trip? Come on, our captain is waiting for us on board! Engines running. Occupied selfie positions and off we go! The first stop we will make will be to enjoy an aperitif near Citara; our tour is accompanied by local gastronomy: there will be a seafood-based appetizer followed by a fish-based first course near the "Cave of love". In the meantime, on the boat you will have made friends, shared selfies and danced, but…how do you see a “nice puff pastry” accompanied by a nice glass of local limoncello? Maybe in front of one of the many attractions of Lacco Ameno: the "Fungo". The sun is going down, the skin color is darker and you are already DRUNK.. drunk on the sea, drunk on the sun, drunk on love for Ischia as Toto' said: Ischia, paraviso 'e giuventu', Ischia chistu sea is always blue!

Of the three islands in the Bay of Naples, Procida is the lesser-known tourist attraction, a hidden gem that was nevertheless recently crowned the Italian Capital of Culture. With this tour, boat over to Procida from Ischia with a small group, and spend half a day exploring the on the water and on land.