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Spend 6–8 hours exploring Ischia’s thermal cliffs and Procida’s colorful fishing harbors by private 35ft boat. Swim, snorkel, visit Castello Aragonese, and savor seaside lunches with snorkeling gear and refreshments included.
Spend 6–8 hours exploring Ischia’s thermal cliffs and Procida’s colorful fishing harbors by private 35ft boat. Swim, snorkel, visit Castello Aragonese, and savor seaside lunches with snorkeling gear and refreshments included.
You step aboard a 35-foot Allure as Sorrento’s marina slides astern and the Gulf of Naples opens blue and wide. The boat hums; the crew trims the lines and points toward Ischia’s dark volcanic cliffs, where steam-fed springs soften the air and waves polish sunlit rock.
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Operated by Capasecca Yacht · Sorrento, Campania
You step aboard a 35-foot Allure as Sorrento’s marina slides astern and the Gulf of Naples opens blue and wide. The boat hums; the crew trims the lines and points toward Ischia’s dark volcanic cliffs, where steam-fed springs soften the air and waves polish sunlit rock.
Ischia is volcanic—thermal springs and mineral-rich soils shape its beaches and gardens. Castello Aragonese, a medieval fortress perched on a connected islet, tells stories of strategic rivalry across centuries. Procida, smaller and lower, wears fisherman’s color: stacked pastel houses around Marina di Corricella and narrow alleys that hint at daily life unchanged by tourism.
Geology and culture meet on the water: basalt outcrops, calcareous cliffs, and secluded coves carved by the sea invite quick swims and snorkeling. The itinerary typically includes a seaside lunch stop on Ischia, a longer exploration window on Procida (Cala del Pozzo Vecchio, Corricella), and several short anchoring points by dramatic rock formations and Spiaggia dei Maronti.
Practical edge: the private charter runs 6–8 hours, includes snorkel gear, soft snacks, and drinks, and is suitable for most fitness levels—expect short onshore walks and multiple in-water exits. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, ID/passport for embarkation, non-slip footwear, and a light wind layer for the return. Morning departures beat the crowded anchorages; respect protected seagrass beds and follow crew instructions when swimming. With clear water, historic ruins, and intimate coves, this cruise balances relaxed Mediterranean leisure with hands-on coastal exploration.
easy.
6–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves several short swims and brief shore walks.
Basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling and beach exits; life jackets are provided and crew assist non-swimmers.
Soft snacks, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages are provided; a longer lunch stop on Ischia or Procida allows for a seaside meal at your own cost unless specified.
Yes—snorkeling equipment is included; bring your own mask if you prefer a personal fit.
Infants and small children can come but must sit on an adult’s lap during transit; notify operator of ages when booking.
Castello Aragonese dominates Ischia’s coastline—a medieval fortress linking island defense to maritime trade across the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Avoid anchoring on seagrass (Posidonia) meadows and use reef-safe sunscreen; local operators follow no-anchoring rules in protected coves when required.
Capasecca Yacht operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a 35-foot Allure as Sorrento’s marina slides astern and the Gulf of Naples opens blue and wide. The boat hums; the crew trims the lines and points toward Ischia’s dark volcanic cliffs, where steam-fed springs soften the air and waves polish sunlit rock.
You step aboard a 35-foot Allure as Sorrento’s marina slides astern and the Gulf of Naples opens blue and wide. The boat hums; the crew trims the lines and points toward Ischia’s dark volcanic cliffs, where steam-fed springs soften the air and waves polish sunlit rock.
Ischia is volcanic—thermal springs and mineral-rich soils shape its beaches and gardens. Castello Aragonese, a medieval fortress perched on a connected islet, tells stories of strategic rivalry across centuries. Procida, smaller and lower, wears fisherman’s color: stacked pastel houses around Marina di Corricella and narrow alleys that hint at daily life unchanged by tourism.
Geology and culture meet on the water: basalt outcrops, calcareous cliffs, and secluded coves carved by the sea invite quick swims and snorkeling. The itinerary typically includes a seaside lunch stop on Ischia, a longer exploration window on Procida (Cala del Pozzo Vecchio, Corricella), and several short anchoring points by dramatic rock formations and Spiaggia dei Maronti.
Practical edge: the private charter runs 6–8 hours, includes snorkel gear, soft snacks, and drinks, and is suitable for most fitness levels—expect short onshore walks and multiple in-water exits. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, ID/passport for embarkation, non-slip footwear, and a light wind layer for the return. Morning departures beat the crowded anchorages; respect protected seagrass beds and follow crew instructions when swimming. With clear water, historic ruins, and intimate coves, this cruise balances relaxed Mediterranean leisure with hands-on coastal exploration.