Legend has it that Partenope became entangled among the rocks of Megaris, and there, before dying and being buried, laid an egg. One day, the great Latin poet Publius Virgil Marone, also considered by everyone to be a great magician and thaumaturge, collected the mermaid's egg near the islet of Megaris.

The Bay of Sorgeto is located in Panza, a hamlet of the municipality of Forio on the island of Ischia. It is a natural cove that is a free open-air thermal park open to the public all year round. Due to the thermal nature of its boiling waters you can dive there all year round.

Sant'Angelo d'Ischia is the ancient fishing village in the municipality of Serrara Fontana. Today, a popular tourist resort, it hosts an elite clientele.

A hidden corner of the island, where untouched nature meets crystal clear waters and an atmosphere of pure tranquility. Relax in this paradise away from the crowds, exploring the natural wonders of Ischia. A unique experience, perfect for those looking for a break of serenity and beauty!

Having 25 centuries of history and not hearing them. The Aragonese Castle of Ischia stands out as a testimony of all the civilizations that have passed from here, between the Greeks and Romans to pass to the Aragonese dynasty up to the Colonna. Many centuries and many civilizations have made the old fortress built on the island in front of Ischia a strategic outpost for the defense of the island. Unique viewpoints in the world, history, monuments dating back several centuries, make the Aragonese Castle one of the main attractions of Ischia. Impossible not to see it, impossible not to visit it.

The island of Vivara is a small island in the Gulf of Naples, privately owned, belonging to the group of Phlegrean islands and located between Procida, which is joined by a bridge, and Ischia.

Characteristic, suggestive and romantic, Marina Corricella is the oldest fishing village in Procida. Arranged like an amphitheatre on the sea and surrounded by nets lying on the quay, this small fishing village is a quiet and seductive retreat for those who prefer a relaxing holiday. The smell of the sea, the characteristic streets, the unique architecture and the total absence of cars make the Corricella a world apart. The seventeenth-century marina is famous and appreciated for its peculiar architecture: here you can see an interweaving of arches, domes, windows, bleachers, loggias, stairs and colorful facades that give life to a building complex more unique than rare in terms of shapes, colors and layout of the houses.