Ischia is an island like no other. Seen from the sea, it reveals a nature that is constantly changing: green cliffs, silent coves, and waters that shift from deep blue to the brightest turquoise. Sailing around it means entering a different rhythm, one made of wellness, light, and the sea.
The first ideal stop is Sorgeto, a place that seems invented. Here, thermal water gushes directly from the rocks and mixes with the sea, creating natural hot pools where you can soak even at sunset. Arriving by boat is a privilege: no crowds, just the sound of bubbling water and the scent of sun-warmed stone.
🔥 Open-air natural thermal springs: an experience that exists only in Ischia.
Continuing north, the bay of San Montano appears as a perfect crescent: shallow seabed, transparent water, and vegetation that slopes down to the sea. It is the ideal place for those seeking tranquility, for those who want to swim without haste or simply float while looking at the sky.
💙 One of the most protected and luminous bays on the island.
And then there is the symbol: the Aragonese Castle. Seeing it from the sea is a moment that stays with you. The dark rock, the ancient walls, the bridge that seems suspended: everything tells a story that intertwines with the sea. Sailing beneath its walls is like passing through a painting.
🏰 A panorama that is worth the day trip all on its own.
Ischia is not just the sea: it is also cuisine. Those arriving by boat will find perfect spots for a memorable stop.
In Sant’Angelo, the restaurants on the small harbor offer the freshest fish and a view that looks like a painting.
In Lacco Ameno, the venues overlooking the bay of San Montano are perfect for a slow lunch, with the sea entering your plate.
Sailing Ischia means choosing a day that combines relaxation, nature, and beauty. Its bays, its thermal waters, and its panoramas make every stop an unforgettable experience.