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We love —
- Discovering the Gulf of Naples and its islands before retiring to your charming hotel for a deep sleep.
- Indulging in a local cooking class in Ischia or cruising along the scenic shores of Positano and Amalfi.
- Seeing the stunning Faraglioni of Capri, the colourful town of Procida, and the green island of Ischia.
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Your itinerary in brief —
Enjoy a 7 night dreamy Italian escape marked by pretty beaches, the sparkling sea and mouthwatering Mediterranean cuisine, and enjoy a stay on the beautiful Ischia Island.
Your itinerary:
7 night trip:
- Day 1: Arrival in Naples - Ischia
- Day 2: Ischia
- Day 3: Trip to Capri
- Day 4: Trip to Sant'Angelo
- Day 5: Trip to Procida
- Day 6: Ischia
- Days 7: Ischia
- Day 8: Departure
Please note: You will be staying in the same hotel on Ischia Island throughout your stay, with trips and excursions included as per your itinerary during the day.
Your itinerary in detail —
Days 1 to 4
DAY 1: NAPLES - ISCHIA ISLAND
- Transfer to Ischia.
- Stay on the lush green island of Ischia with its long sandy beaches. The island's volcanic origins have blessed it with hot springs and mineral-rich waters, making it a popular wellness destination.
Overnight stay on Ischia.
DAY 2: ISCHIA
- After breakfast, go for the optional cooking class (at an extra cost) hosted by a brilliant chef, for a chance to try the rich local cuisine.
- Or spend the day however you choose and get lost in the heart of the ancient village, where an aperitif awaits.
Breakfast, aperitif and dinner included.
Overnight stay on Ischia.
DAY 3: TRIP TO CAPRI
- After breakfast at the hotel, it's time to sail to Capri. We highly recommend you visit “Villa San Michele”, built by the doctor and writer Axel Munthe.
- Walk around the famous "Piazzetta", go shopping in the trendy boutiques and then end at the port of Marina Grande.
- At around 4.30 pm it's time to return to Ischia.
Breakfast and dinner included.
Overnight stay on Ischia.
DAY 4: TRIP TO SANT’ANGELO VILLAGE
- Spend half a day in the most exclusive village on the island, Sant'Angelo - nicknamed “the little Positano”. Embrace its quaint seaside village feel and the postcard landscape of colourful houses, flowered balconies, cobbled streets, beaches and a delightful harbour;
- A maze of alleys joins with its characterful square, the beating heart of the life of the village, and you will find many bars, restaurants, exclusive boutiques and vintage antique shops to peruse. Enjoy a complimentary limoncello tasting at a local bar before returning back to Ischia.
Breakfast, limoncello tasting and dinner included.
Overnight stay on Ischia.
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Days 5 to 8
DAY 5: TRIP TO PROCIDA
- Spend a day exploring the peaceful island of Procida at your own pace and enjoy a typical pastry of the island, the “lingua di bue”, with an Italian cappuccino.
- Explore lemon groves and cobbled alleys, soaking up the relaxing atmosphere. Visit Terra Murata, the oldest village on the island, and see its castle and prison. Stop at the marina of Corricella, or wander through the port of Marina Grande in Sent'cò.
- Travel by hydrofoil from the port of Ischia (port of Casamicciola).
Breakfast and dinner included.
Overnight stay on Ischia.
DAY 6: OPTIONAL TRIP TO POSITANO & AMALFI
- Enjoy a free day to explore Ischia and its surroundings or you can opt for the Positano & Amalfi mini cruise (at an extra cost) to see more of this beautiful, sun-drenched coastline.
Breakfast and dinner included.
Overnight stay on Ischia.
DAY 7: ISCHIA OR POMPEII (OPTIONAL)
- Take the day to relax at the hotel or head out to explore the island a little more.
- Optional day trip: Discover the extraordinary archaeological site of Pompeii on a guided walking tour, exploring its ancient streets, baths, frescoes and iconic landmarks preserved since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Breakfast and dinner included.
Overnight stay on Ischia.
DAY 8: DEPARTURE
- Your trip has come to an end... after a tasty breakfast and Italian coffee, it will be time to head back to Naples International Airport (NAP) for your return flight.
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Important information about your trip and visits: Your hotel, which complies with local standards, is indicative and may be changed locally for another hotel of a similar category. The itinerary is subject to changes due to compelling reasons such as delayed flights, weather conditions or other cases of force majeure. The order of visits is also subject to change without affecting the overall experience of the itinerary.
Your hotels —
Just for you:
Hand-picked just for you
Throughout your trip, you’ll stay in a Standard Room at one of the following charming hotels or similar:
In Ischia (or similar):
- Hotel Royal Palm
- Hotel Punta Imperatore
- Hôtel Bellevue Ischia
- Hotel Terme Gran Paradiso
Please note:
- Your hotel (4*) will be selected by Imperatours and will be communicated to you seven days before departure.
If your hotel listed above is unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in a similar hotel. Local standards apply.
Your dining choices
This is a half board stay (breakfast and your evening meal served in the main buffet restaurant - excludes drinks) for the duration in Ischia.
Included excursions —
Half Day Excursion to Sant'Angelo
Spend half a day in the most exclusive village on the island: Sant'Angelo, called by many “the little Positano”, with a taste of a glass of limoncello included.
Excursion to Capri
Enjoy an excursion to the beautiful island of Capri with included transfers.
Excursion to Procida Island
Spend a day exploring the island of Procida at your own pace. Travel by hydrofoil from the port of Ischia (port of Casamicciola) and discover all the island has to offer.
Optional extras —
Positano & Amalfi Mini Cruise
Opt for a full-day boat excursion from Ischia to the iconic towns of Positano and Amalfi, sailing via Capri and along the spectacular Amalfi Coast. Discover colourful villages, scenic beaches, charming boutiques and historic landmarks before returning to Ischia in the early evening.
Your journey to Italy —
Flights:
You will be able to choose your airline and flight times when you make your booking, in either Economy, Premium, or Business class, depending on the destination and carrier. This flight may include one or more stopovers. Please review your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ, in order to offer the best price.
Luggage information
Luggage, meals and other services on board may be subject to an additional fee on certain airlines. It is possible to view details of luggage allowances when you choose your flights at the next stage of the booking process. If luggage is not included with your flight, please go to the airline's website before your departure to purchase your luggage for an additional fee.
For domestic flights, airlines do not always offer the option of reserving luggage. In this case, you will need to pay for it at the airport counter.
You will receive all the information you need to check in for your flights after you have made your reservation.
Your destinations —
Capri
The magnificent Isle of Capri rises from the Tyrrhenian Sea, offering an idyllic escape with its lush gardens, clear blue waters, and charming villages. Famed for its natural beauty, Capri captivates visitors from around the globe, from intellectuals to celebrities. The island is a haven of tranquillity and luxury, with narrow lanes winding through vibrant bougainvillaea-covered villas, inviting tourists to experience a timeless blend of nature and opulence.
Must-sees:
- Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto) – A must-visit natural wonder, this cave glows with ethereal blue light, making it one of the island’s most famous attractions.
- Villa Jovis – Explore the ruins of the Roman Emperor Tiberius' majestic palace, offering panoramic views of the island and sea.
- Piazza Umberto I – The lively heart of Capri, perfect for a stroll and enjoying the island’s café culture.
Culinary culture:
Capri’s culinary delights reflect its Mediterranean surroundings, with fresh seafood taking centre stage. Local specialities include insalata caprese, a simple yet delicious salad of mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil, paired with Capri’s famous limoncello, a lemon liqueur that captures the essence of the island’s fragrant citrus trees. Restaurants often serve dishes featuring local fish and fresh vegetables, making for a vibrant dining experience.
Dive deeper:
Beyond its luxurious image, Capri offers a quieter side. Walk the scenic Path of the Forts for stunning coastal views or visit Anacapri, the more tranquil part of the island. For art enthusiasts, the Museum of Art offers a rich collection of local and international works. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the island’s traditional festivals, where the community comes together to celebrate its rich cultural heritage.
Good to know:
Capri can be reached by ferry from Naples or Sorrento. The ideal time to visit is: spring and early autumn, when the island is less crowded, and the weather is perfect for outdoor exploration. While Capri is compact, walking or using the island’s funicular is the best way to navigate its steep hills and narrow streets.
Ischia
Situated in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Ischia is the largest island in the Gulf of Naples. Renowned for its thermal springs and lush landscapes, this picturesque island blends natural beauty with centuries of history. Beyond its beaches, Ischia offers a fascinating glimpse into authentic Italian island life with its fishing villages, terraced vineyards, and welcoming locals.
Must-sees:
- Castello Aragonese, a medieval castle perched on a volcanic rock connected by a causeway, offering panoramic views and historic intrigue.
- The La Mortella Gardens, a subtropical garden retreat created by composer William Walton and his wife, showcasing exotic plants and artistic charm.
- Sant’Angelo, a tranquil village with narrow alleys, chic boutiques, and traditional fishing boats bobbing in the harbour.
Culinary culture:
Ischia’s cuisine is rooted in its volcanic soil and maritime surroundings. Dishes like rabbit stew (coniglio all’Ischitana) highlight the island’s pastoral heritage, while freshly caught seafood is a staple. Vineyards thriving on volcanic terrain produce the renowned Biancolella and Forastera wines, perfect accompaniments to local fare. Do not miss the citrusy delights of the island’s famed limoncello.
Dive deeper:
For a more intimate experience, explore Ischia’s thermal parks such as Negombo or Poseidon Gardens, where ancient traditions of hydrotherapy meet contemporary wellness. Venture into the lesser-known Fiaiano Pine Forest for serene hikes or join a vineyard tour to taste the island’s organic wines. The Museo del Mare offers insights into Ischia’s maritime history.
Good to know:
The island’s currency is the Euro, and the best time to visit is spring or early autumn when the weather is mild, and crowds are thinner. Regular ferries connect Ischia to Naples and other islands, and buses provide affordable transport around the island. Pack comfortable shoes to navigate its rugged terrain.
Procida
Procida, the smallest gem in the Gulf of Naples, enchants visitors with its charm and authenticity. With its serene atmosphere and vivid colours, this island is a true escape from the crowds. Wander through narrow streets lined with pastel-hued houses and enjoy a more peaceful, genuine side of Italy, where daily life unfolds at a slower pace.
Must-sees:
- Terra Murata – A walled 15th-century town offering spectacular views and a glimpse of the island’s history.
- Postino Beach – A quiet retreat, perfect for sunbathing or taking in the striking views of dramatic cliffs.
- Marina Corricella – The picturesque harbour area with colourful fishing boats and charming seaside restaurants.
Culinary culture:
Procida’s cuisine is a reflection of its maritime heritage. The island is known for its seafood dishes, including linguine alle vongole (linguine with clams) and impepata di cozze (mussels in black pepper). For dessert, try the island’s signature pastiera, a traditional ricotta and wheat pie. Enjoy these delicacies in one of the many quaint cafes while soaking in the relaxed vibe of the island.
Dive deeper:
Explore the hidden corners of Procida, like the quieter Cala del Pozzo Vecchio where you can experience the island’s natural beauty and tranquillity. Discover local crafts, from hand-painted ceramics to traditional textiles, often found in small artisan shops around the island. The island’s relatively untouched nature means you can enjoy the authentic, unspoilt Italian island life that remains largely unknown to tourists.
Good to know:
Procida is easily accessible by ferry from Naples or Ischia. The ideal time to visit is: spring and autumn, when the island is less crowded, and the weather is perfect for leisurely walks and outdoor dining. Since Procida remains authentically local, be sure to take time to observe the community's rhythms, from the markets to the fish auctions by the shore.
