• Positano - Don’t miss the chance to marvel at the stunning vertical city of Positano from the sea, with its colorful houses and breathtaking views.
• Castello Aragonese - The emblem of the island, rich in historical significance.
• Giardini La Mortella - One of Italy’s most important botanical gardens, boasting over 1000 rare exotic plants.
• Sorgenti Termali di Sorgeto - How about a break in a thermal complex? Located atop an ancient magmatic chamber, Ischia offers natural hot springs that overflow from the ground. In places like Sorgeto Bay, you can experience the warm water mixing with the sea.
• Sorrento Coast - While sailing towards Ischia, you’ll get to admire Sorrento and the entire peninsula from the sea, offering a unique and evocative perspective.
• Isola d’Ischia - On the boat tour, you’ll have the opportunity to circumnavigate part of this beautiful and colorful island.

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Carbonated beverages
• Teli Mare

• Gratuities
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Let’s set sail towards Ischia. After approximately an hour and a half of sailing, you’ll arrive at the island, greeted by the charming views of the Aragonese Castle, a symbol of the island and its rich historical past.

Ischia is larger than Capri, so exploring the entire island in a single day isn’t feasible. However, you can take a short tour through some of its six towns. We recommend visiting the Giardini della Mortella, one of Italy’s most significant botanical gardens, boasting over 1,000 rare exotic plants. From Ischia Porto, you can also enjoy a pleasant walk to the Castle and marvel at its stunning beauty.

How about taking a break at a thermal complex? Ischia sits atop an ancient magmatic chamber, causing natural hot water springs to flow from the ground. In places like Sorgeto Bay, you can experience the warm water blending with the sea. Every year, many people visit for therapeutic sessions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.