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Capri, Ischia, and Procida

Three dream islands in the Gulf of Naples, perfect for a gulet cruise.

Why choose Capri, Ischia, and Procida?

A gulet cruise between Capri, Ischia, and Procida is a journey through nature, history, beauty, and authenticity. Three islands, each with its own personality, yet all sharing a unique charm, expressed in rugged coastlines, the deep colors of the sea, and the warm hospitality of their people.

Capri is a world icon of Mediterranean elegance. Its jagged coastline, with the famous Faraglioni rocks, the Blue Grotto, Punta Carena, and the Grotta Meravigliosa, offers unforgettable views best admired from the sea.

During the cruise, you can dive into turquoise waters, explore hidden coves, and experience the dolce vita with a stop at the legendary Piazzetta, surrounded by chic cafés and luxury boutiques.

Ischia, the largest of the three, will amaze you with its volcanic energy and renowned natural thermal springs. Sailing along its coast, you’ll see the majestic Aragonese Castle, swim in the warm waters of Sorgeto Bay, or unwind in the natural hot springs that flow directly into the sea.

Procida, the most intimate and authentic of the three, is a burst of color and tranquility. Protected by the Kingdom of Neptune marine area, it’s a paradise for snorkeling and for those seeking a genuine connection with the sea. The fishing village of Corricella, with its pastel-colored houses along the harbor, is one of the most charming spots in the Mediterranean.

Capri, Ischia, and Procida are the perfect backdrop for a gulet holiday filled with nature, relaxation, and local flavors. Each evening, in the soft light of quaint harbors, you can enjoy traditional Neapolitan cuisine: fresh seafood, handmade pasta, and desserts like delizia al limone or pastiera napoletana.

The three pearls of the Campanian Archipelago, under the shadow of Vesuvius.

Set between the deep blue sea and the horizon marked by Mount Vesuvius, these three islands perfectly embody the wonders of the Mediterranean. A gulet cruise lets you explore them slowly, from a privileged point of view, sailing through coves, cliffs, small harbors, and turquoise bays. Capri, Ischia, and Procida are experiences to be lived at sea, letting yourself be rocked by the waves and captivated by the colors and scents of these enchanting lands.

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During your cruise, you’ll visit:

Capri, with its iconic Faraglioni rocks, sea caves, and unforgettable views;
Ischia, the “Green Island,” known for its thermal springs, scenic bays, and ancient history;
Procida, a true gem of authenticity and Mediterranean charm.

Each itinerary can be tailored to your preferences. Our team is here to help you create the perfect cruise based on your timing and favorite stops.

Not to be missed.

On land.

Monte Solaro, the highest point on Capri with panoramic views over the Gulf;
Villa Jovis, the former residence of Emperor Tiberius;
Piazza Umberto I, the island’s lively social hub;
Anacapri, quiet and full of charm;
Aragonese Castle, the iconic symbol of Ischia;
Poseidon Thermal Gardens, for a plunge into wellness;
Palazzo d’Avalos, a historic landmark of Procida;
La Corricella, a picturesque fishing village.

Every stop aboard our gulet is a chance to truly embrace the sea, with relaxation, beauty, and constant discovery.

By boat.

The Faraglioni of Capri, one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic sights;
Grotta del Mago, one of Ischia’s most mysterious sea caves;
Sorgeto Bay, where the sea blends with natural hot springs;
Punta Carena, known for its lighthouse and crystal-clear waters;
Green Grotto, ideal for swimming in emerald-colored water.

The wonder of the Phlegraean Islands is around you. Discover them with a gulet cruise.

Book your multi-day cruise to Capri, Ischia and Procida

 

The Legend Tells

The legend tells that long ago, there lived two young people: Vesuvius was a knight of a violent and impulsive nature, while his beloved, Capri, was a young woman of gentle and calm disposition.

Despite being complete opposites, they were irresistibly attracted to each other. Love transformed Vesuvius, who in the presence of his beloved became the kindest among men.

Day by day, their bond grew stronger, and they eventually vowed eternal love and decided to marry.

However, the ancient enmity between their families was well-known; despite prayers, promises, and pleas, Capri's family would not accept the marriage and, to end the idyll between the two, decided to ship the girl off to a foreign land.

Such was the sad fate of Capri, who, far from her love Vesuvius, felt her soul being torn away. Then came the desperate decision: after a brief prayer, she threw herself into the waves, into the sad embrace of death, unable to bear even a day without her beloved.

And it is there, where the young woman had met her death, that an azure and verdant island would rise: the island of Capri.