A voyage of rare beauty awaits, guiding you through three of the Campanian archipelago’s most enchanting islands, in an itinerary perfectly balanced between serenity, nature, and Mediterranean allure. From the lush serenity of thermal gardens to dramatic volcanic panoramas, each stage reveals a new facet of landscapes where the sea meets the sky in shimmering harmony. Between gentle boat excursions, swims in crystalline waters, and indulgent moments in soothing thermal baths, this circuit offers a harmonious rhythm of discovery and tranquil indulgence.

Crafted for solo travellers, this voyage is a rare invitation to reconnect with yourself, to immerse in the beauty of the islands, and to savour the quiet magic of each day.

4 night stay:

Day 1: Ischia

Day 2: Poseidon Thermal Park

Day 3: Procida

Day 4: Capri

Day 5: Departure from Ischia

5 night stay:

• Step into your 4* hotel in Ischia and be greeted with the gentle warmth of the Mediterranean and the scent of sea air.
• Relax in your room before savouring a carefully prepared dinner at the hotel, letting the flavours and atmosphere introduce you to the island.

Dinner included

DAY 2: ISCHIA - POSEIDEN THERMAL PARK

• Enjoy breakfast before heading to the Poseidon Thermal Park, a vast thermal oasis where hot springs flow into pools framed by vines, palms, and volcanic stone.
• Let the warmth of natural waters, the hush of the sea, and the soft glow of surrounding gardens create a long, unbroken sense of calm.
• Return to the hotel for dinner, your senses softened by steam, sunlight, and the rhythm of the coast.

Breakfast & dinner included

• After breakfast, enjoy a leisurely morning on Ischia, whether browsing little artisan shops or walking streets scented with warm bread and sea air.
• Transfer in the early afternoon to Procida, where pastel houses cling to volcanic cliffs above water the colour of polished turquoise.
• Explore the island at your own pace, from the sun-washed harbour of Marina Corricella to quiet alleys echoing with the soft chatter of locals.
• Stroll through the island’s vivid waterfronts and secluded viewpoints, soaking in Procida’s timeless, sunlit charm before returning to the hotel for dinner.

Breakfast & dinner included

DAY 4: CAPRI

• Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before sailing to Capri, an idyllic island where towering limestone cliffs rise from sparkling blue waters in a dramatic sweep.
• Wander through Capri Town’s elegant lanes, where boutiques spill out silk, linen, and Italian craftsmanship beneath cascades of bougainvillaea.
• Take the chairlift up to Monte Solaro for sweeping, painterly views of the Faraglioni rising from a deep cobalt sea (not included).

Breakfast & dinner included

• Enjoy a final breakfast at the hotel before departure, leaving with the luminous colours, warm breezes, and quiet island rhythms still echoing softly in your mind.

Breakfast included

5, 6, & 7 NIGHT STAYS

Extend your stay with a few extra indulgent nights in Ischia, where you can immerse yourself in the island’s sun-drenched beauty, tranquil waters, and timeless charm (not included):

• Wander the medieval streets of Forio, absorbing the scents of fresh pastries, local citrus, and the gentle hum of island life.
• Relax at Maronti Beach, feeling the warm sand beneath your feet and listening to the rhythmic lapping of waves against the volcanic shoreline.
• Explore La Mortella Gardens, discovering exotic plants, hidden fountains, and panoramic terraces with sweeping views of the sparkling sea.

Throughout your stay, you will be accommodated in a single room in a thoughtfully chosen 4* hotel on Ischia, offering comfort, charm, and a serene island setting:

Ischia: Bellevue, Gran Paradiso, San Francesco, or La Scogliera (or similar)

Please note:

Discover Procida, the smallest Campanian island, famed for its rugged cliffs and charming coastal scenery.

Visit the iconic island of Capri, enjoying free time to explore its beauty at your own pace.

Relax at the Poseidon Gardens, a thermal complex with pools, saunas, and wellness areas set in the stunning Citara Bay.

Enjoy an included destination assistance service provided by our local partners trained to Voyage Privé standards. A dedicated contact person, available 24 hours a day (by phone or WhatsApp), will assist you throughout your stay with advice, reservations, or help in case of unforeseen circumstances. Travel with peace of mind.

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.

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.

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.