Procida
Procida: Italy’s Colorful Cultural Capital
Famous as the enchanting backdrop for Massimo Troisi's "Il Postino", Procida has gained worldwide recognition for its vibrant colors and deep cultural significance. In 2022, it was named Italian Capital of Culture, celebrated as a place of exploration, creativity, and human connection.
Procida’s Top Attractions by Boat:
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La Corricella – The island’s most picturesque fishing harbor, where pastel-colored houses cascade to the sea captivating the hearts of visitors and photographers alike. This charming, car-free village is lined with seafood restaurants, artisan shops, and cafés, offering an authentic and timeless atmosphere. Local fishermen can often be seen mending their nets, maintaining the village's authentic and timeless atmosphere. Indulge in a seaside lunch while observing the locals skillfully tending to their fishing nets in the picturesque Corricella fishing port at one of the amazing restaurants in Corricella.
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Chiaia Beach – A breathtaking stretch of golden sand, fringed by palm trees and dotted with colorful umbrellas. The shallow, crystal-clear waters make it perfect for a relaxing swim.
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Vivara – A small, crescent-shaped islet connected to Procida by a bridge, Vivara is a protected nature reserve rich in Mediterranean flora and fauna. Once part of an ancient volcanic crater, it offers scenic hiking trails and stunning coastal views.
Procida is a place where time slows down, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the simple pleasures of island life.
Procida tour can be combined with Ischia Tour.
