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Spend a private eight‑hour day on a gozzo from Ischia exploring Procida, Capri and the Amalfi coastline. Swim in caves, snorkel crystal waters and pass iconic landmarks with a skipper and small group.
Spend a private eight‑hour day on a gozzo from Ischia exploring Procida, Capri and the Amalfi coastline. Swim in caves, snorkel crystal waters and pass iconic landmarks with a skipper and small group.
The bow cuts into glassy blue just off Ischia Porto as the island recedes, the Aragonese Castle a low silhouette to starboard. Salt lifts; spray tastes clean. Over eight hours a small gozzo moves with purpose and ease, giving nine passengers front-row access to sea caves, hidden bays and the cliffs that shape the Amalfi coastline.
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Operated by Aragonese Charter Boat - Ischia · Ischia, Campania
The bow cuts into glassy blue just off Ischia Porto as the island recedes, the Aragonese Castle a low silhouette to starboard. Salt lifts; spray tastes clean. Over eight hours a small gozzo moves with purpose and ease, giving nine passengers front-row access to sea caves, hidden bays and the cliffs that shape the Amalfi coastline.
This is a maritime day built on centuries of local seamanship — fishermen, shipbuilders and island communities shaped these routes. Geology is on display: volcanic Ischia’s rugged promontories, Capri’s limestone faraglioni, and the layered cliff faces of Amalfi, where towns cling to steep terraces. Cultural touches arrive in the form of Procida’s painted houses and the skiff-handled way locals still land fish in shallow bays.
Expect stops to swim off beaches and at cave mouths, snorkel amid clear water and cruise past iconic landmarks like Capri’s Faraglioni and the Aragonese Castle. The boat includes a sundeck, snorkeling gear, towels, snacks and prosecco; a skipper navigates tides and coves.
Practical points: departures are flexible from Ischia’s right-side quay near Hotel Aragona Palace and the tour is private (max 9). Seas can change quickly — mornings are usually calmer; bring sun protection and a wind layer and take motion-sickness precautions if you’re prone to it. Keep a refillable bottle, respect Posidonia meadows, and book ahead in summer when demand spikes.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves boarding the boat and short swims from the stern—basic mobility recommended.
Yes—the tour is private and the skipper will build an itinerary based on your preferences, weather and sea conditions.
Departures are flexible from the right bank of Ischia port near Hotel Aragona Palace (look for Aragonese Charter moorings).
The vessel carries up to nine passengers for a private experience.
Yes—snorkeling gear and beach towels are provided, though you may prefer your own mask for comfort.
Ischia, Procida and Capri share a long maritime history of fishing and trade; the Aragonese Castle on Ischia dates to medieval fortifications that controlled these waters.
The area contains important Posidonia seagrass meadows and marine habitats—avoid anchoring in shallow beds, pack out waste and use refillable water bottles.
Aragonese Charter Boat - Ischia operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow cuts into glassy blue just off Ischia Porto as the island recedes, the Aragonese Castle a low silhouette to starboard. Salt lifts; spray tastes clean. Over eight hours a small gozzo moves with purpose and ease, giving nine passengers front-row access to sea caves, hidden bays and the cliffs that shape the Amalfi coastline.
The bow cuts into glassy blue just off Ischia Porto as the island recedes, the Aragonese Castle a low silhouette to starboard. Salt lifts; spray tastes clean. Over eight hours a small gozzo moves with purpose and ease, giving nine passengers front-row access to sea caves, hidden bays and the cliffs that shape the Amalfi coastline.
This is a maritime day built on centuries of local seamanship — fishermen, shipbuilders and island communities shaped these routes. Geology is on display: volcanic Ischia’s rugged promontories, Capri’s limestone faraglioni, and the layered cliff faces of Amalfi, where towns cling to steep terraces. Cultural touches arrive in the form of Procida’s painted houses and the skiff-handled way locals still land fish in shallow bays.
Expect stops to swim off beaches and at cave mouths, snorkel amid clear water and cruise past iconic landmarks like Capri’s Faraglioni and the Aragonese Castle. The boat includes a sundeck, snorkeling gear, towels, snacks and prosecco; a skipper navigates tides and coves.
Practical points: departures are flexible from Ischia’s right-side quay near Hotel Aragona Palace and the tour is private (max 9). Seas can change quickly — mornings are usually calmer; bring sun protection and a wind layer and take motion-sickness precautions if you’re prone to it. Keep a refillable bottle, respect Posidonia meadows, and book ahead in summer when demand spikes.