Sant'Angelo the pearl of the island. In addition to the commander there will be a Multilingual Guide who will list and explain all the attractions we will cross while sailing

The Aragonese Castle of Ischia is a symbol of millennial history and a cultural landmark. Originally known as "Castrum Gironis", the castle has undergone significant transformations over the centuries, becoming a strategic fortress and a refuge for the population. Alfonso V of Aragon strengthened the walls and ordered the arrangement of the noble quarters, leading the castle to reach its peak of splendor. Today, the Aragonese Castle is open to the public 365 days a year, with cultural events that animate its life. Its history is a unique experience that involves all the senses, offering views ranging from the sparkling sea to the village below. On board you will find a Guide who will explain the story in detail

The Church of the Rescue, dedicated to the Madonna della Neve, is one of the most iconic places on the island of Ischia. It stands on a small rocky promontory in Forio, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, with its characteristic white architecture in Greek-Byzantine style. Next to the church stands the Torrione, a watchtower symbol of Forio that now houses a museum. The churchyard, with its piperno crosses and the eighteenth-century portal decorated with majolica depicting the Passion of Christ, is one of the most photographed viewpoints in Italy.