Procida, the smallest and least known of these islands, has kept unaltered its
mediterranean identity.
With strong seafaring ties, it is an ideal destination for those
seeking an out-of-the-way holiday, far from the mass tourism routes. It
is geologically tied to the Phlegrean Fields area that from the west of
Naples goes to Cuma. The tuff ground and the jagged coast confirm its
volcanic origins.
Legendary places, rife with history, whose fascination only grows with
time. All three can be reached from Naples or from Pozzuoli. Procida and
Ischia, known as the Phlegrean islands, are north of the Gulf, in front
of Pozzuoli. Capri is in front of the Sorrentine Peninsula.
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