Ischia Tour by Speedboat

The tour includes the Grot­to of the Magi­cian, the Bay of San Mon­taño, Spi­ag­gia degli Ingle­si, and oth­er cap­ti­vat­ing loca­tions along the island’s coastline.

Cer­tain­ly! We will stop at the Bay of San Mon­taño, pro­vid­ing you with the oppor­tu­ni­ty to snorkel in the island’s crys­tal-clear waters.

The tour typ­i­cal­ly lasts about 7 hours, includ­ing a break for lunch or a relax­ing pause on one of the beach­es. How­ev­er, we can tai­lor a cus­tomized itin­er­ary for you.

Yes, the max­i­mum par­tic­i­pant lim­it is 12 peo­ple to ensure a more inti­mate and per­son­al­ized experience.

Yes, the tour is suit­able for all ages. We pro­vide safe­ty devices, and our staff is trained to ensure max­i­mum safe­ty dur­ing the excursion.

Ischia, the largest island in the Gulf of Naples, is a mes­mer­iz­ing blend of fire and water, with a his­to­ry that spans mil­len­nia. Known as ​“The Green Island” for its ver­dant land­scapes and rugged coast­line, Ischia is famous for its vol­canic beach­es, ther­a­peu­tic ther­mal waters, and out­stand­ing cui­sine. For a short, refresh­ing get­away from the Amal­fi Coast or oth­er near­by main­land loca­tions, Ischia is per­fect for a three-day escape, allow­ing vis­i­tors to relax and explore its stun­ning sea­side and unique attractions.

A quick fer­ry ride from Naples, Poz­zuoli, or in sum­mer from the Sor­ren­to Penin­su­la and Capri, Ischia is ide­al for a three-day stay. This island is large enough to explore thor­ough­ly over a few days, yet com­pact enough for a day trip if you’re short on time. How­ev­er, a one-day vis­it will give only a brief taste of the island’s high­lights, as Ischia’s size and array of attrac­tions mean you’ll need more time to expe­ri­ence its full charm. One of Ischia’s most icon­ic land­marks is the Aragonese Cas­tle, locat­ed in the ancient fish­ing vil­lage of Ischia Ponte, reach­able by a 30-minute walk from Ischia Por­to. Dat­ing back to the 5^th cen­tu­ry BC, the cas­tle fea­tures fas­ci­nat­ing sights, includ­ing the ​“Putri­dar­i­um,” a unique bur­ial site used by the Clarisse nuns in the 1500s as a med­i­ta­tion space. Just a short walk away is the Baroque-style Cathe­dral of San­ta Maria Assun­ta, the seat of Ischia’s dio­cese, which adds to the his­tor­i­cal allure of Ischia Ponte’s pic­turesque lanes and Mediter­ranean archi­tec­ture. The cas­tle is open dai­ly from 9 a.m. until sun­set, with entry cost­ing €12 (chil­dren under 9 enter for free).

In Lac­co Ameno, at the Archae­o­log­i­cal Muse­um of Pithe­cusae inside Vil­la Arbus­to, his­to­ry lovers can see Nestor’s Cup. This small vase holds immense archae­o­log­i­cal sig­nif­i­cance, as it bears one of the old­est known exam­ples of ancient Greek script, dat­ing back to the time of Homer. The muse­um is a must-vis­it for those inter­est­ed in ancient civ­i­liza­tions and the rich his­to­ry that under­lies the island of Ischia.

If you’re a beach lover, Ischia offers the best coastal expe­ri­ences in the Bay of Naples, with broad beach­es and options for both beach clubs and free pub­lic spaces. There are dozens of sandy and peb­bly beach­es to explore, each per­fect for sun­bathing and swim­ming. Top spots include the Bay of San Mon­taño and the Bay of Citara in Forio d’Is­chia, where you’ll find gold­en sands, calm, crys­tal-clear waters, and plen­ty of ameni­ties. These bays also host two of the island’s largest ther­mal parks, Negom­bo and Posei­don Gar­dens, mak­ing them ide­al stops for relax­ation and fun on your Ischia get­away. Chi­a­ia Beach in Forio is espe­cial­ly suit­ed for fam­i­lies, thanks to its soft sands, shal­low waters, and near­by cliffs that block the wind, cre­at­ing a calm and relax­ing envi­ron­ment. This beach’s con­ve­nient loca­tion near the town cen­ter makes it easy for fam­i­lies to access while enjoy­ing a leisure­ly day by the sea.

Stretch­ing about 3 km along the coast­line between Ser­rara Fontana and Bara­no, Maron­ti Beach is Ischia’s longest and one of its most pop­u­lar spots. Although ero­sion has short­ened it slight­ly, it remains a won­der­ful place with alter­nat­ing beach clubs and free stretch­es, fine sand, and plen­ty of restau­rants and bars. Unique to Maron­ti are the nat­ur­al hot springs — Fumaroles, Olmitel­lo, and Cavas­cu­ra Bay — where you can enjoy sooth­ing ther­mal min­er­al baths and warm sands heat­ed by ther­mal gas­es. Ischia is famed for its ther­mal waters, a lega­cy loved by the ancient Greeks and Romans. From free nat­ur­al hot springs along the beach­es to lux­u­ri­ous ther­mal parks, you’ll find relax­ation and well­ness at every cor­ner. Pop­u­lar ther­mal spots include Cas­tiglione in Casam­ic­ci­o­la Terme, offer­ing min­er­al pools, well­ness cen­ters, and pri­vate beach­es. Devote a few hours of your vis­it to unwind­ing in these ther­a­peu­tic, min­er­al-rich waters, as Ischia’s unique vol­canic com­po­si­tion cre­ates some of the best spa expe­ri­ences in Italy.

Locat­ed in Buonopane near Bara­no d’Ischia, the Nitro­di Spring is Ischia’s old­est ther­mal source, named after the nymphs believed to pro­tect its heal­ing waters. Once a sanc­tu­ary for the god Apol­lo, the spring water flows at a steady 27°C and is renowned for its ther­a­peu­tic ben­e­fits. Today, you can access Nitrodi’s min­er­al water for free, with areas for show­ers, foun­tains, and a sun­deck avail­able. For a quick refresh­ing expe­ri­ence, sip direct­ly from the spring or take a show­er under the open sky.

Ris­ing almost 800 meters above sea lev­el, Mount Epomeo is a must-vis­it for hik­ing enthu­si­asts and nature lovers. The trail from Fontana ascends about 400 meters over 3 kilo­me­ters, lead­ing to the sum­mit and the 15^th-cen­tu­ry her­mitage of San Nico­la, carved into the moun­tain itself. The views from the peak are unfor­get­table, pro­vid­ing a panoram­ic per­spec­tive of the island and its rugged beau­ty, mak­ing this hike a reward­ing expe­ri­ence for any vis­i­tor to Ischia.

An Ischia and Pro­ci­da boat tour from Sor­ren­to offers a thrilling way to expe­ri­ence the enchant­i­ng beau­ty of these unique islands. A Capri-Ischia speed­boat tour com­bines both ele­gance and excite­ment, allow­ing vis­i­tors to soak in the stun­ning coastal views and turquoise waters of Capri before head­ing to the larg­er vol­canic island of Ischia. Those who opt for an Ischia and Pro­ci­da speed­boat tour are in for a treat, with each island boast­ing its own charm: Ischia’s lush green land­scapes and ther­a­peu­tic hot springs, and Procida’s pic­turesque har­bors and col­or­ful fish­ing vil­lages. An Ischia speed­boat tour is a fan­tas­tic way to explore the largest island in the Gulf of Naples at your own pace, stop­ping at hid­den coves, rugged cliffs, and idyl­lic beach­es. A tour speed­boat to Ischia com­bines adven­ture with relax­ation, allow­ing you to escape the main­land and dis­cov­er the vibrant his­to­ry, nat­ur­al beau­ty, and Ital­ian charm that these islands offer.