The three major islands nestled in the Gulf of Naples—Capri, Procida and Ischia—despite their vastly different origins and characteristics, retain the warmth and unique temperament of Naples, promising unforgettable natural and cultural experiences. Discovering these islands on a boat tour offers the richest and most complete perspective on these Tyrrhenian gems.

Capri - Born as a continuation of the Sorrento Peninsula, Capri was separated from the mainland by marine action and shifts in the Earth's surface. Amidst cliffs and grottoes, including the spectacular Blue Grotto, majestic sea stacks (faraglioni), and crystal-clear waters, Capri's enchanting vistas were already admired by Roman Emperors, particularly Tiberius, who built twelve villas there. This history bestowed upon the island an exclusive aura that persists, making it a prestigious destination today, frequented by VIPs and artists.

Procida - The smallest of the Campania islands is characterized by a lively and authentic atmosphere. It follows in continuity with the spirit of the small fishing villages that dot its landscape. From the colorful houses of Marina di Corricella to the volcanic sand of its beaches, from its tuff cliffs to its turquoise waters, the palette of Procida unfurls a variety of colors that captivates tourists seeking tranquility and spontaneity. Also famous in cinema thanks to films like Il Postino, which gave its second name to Pozzo Vecchio Beach, this island wins hearts with its genuine charm.

Ischia - Of volcanic origin, Ischia is renowned for its thermal springs and natural pools along its beaches, offering experiences and itineraries that blend trekking, personal wellness, and the beneficial effects of lush nature. Ancient Roman settlements, the Aragonese Castle, the old village of Ischia Ponte, and Villa de’ Bagni guarantee history enthusiasts a relaxing and educational stay.