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Board an Azimut 62 for a private full-day cruise from Naples to Ischia and Procida—swim crystal coves, snorkel around volcanic rocks, and explore colorful harbors. This VIP charter includes an English-speaking skipper, onboard host, towels, drinks and snacks.
Board an Azimut 62 for a private full-day cruise from Naples to Ischia and Procida—swim crystal coves, snorkel around volcanic rocks, and explore colorful harbors. This VIP charter includes an English-speaking skipper, onboard host, towels, drinks and snacks.
Dawn breaks over the Bay of Naples and the Azimut 62 slides away from the quay like a confident swimmer, its sun decks soaking up gold as the city shrinks behind you. The Tyrrhenian Sea dares you to slow down—blue expanses punctuated by volcanic cliffs and pastel harbors. On a full-day loop to Procida and Ischia, the rhythm is sea, sun, salt: plunge into sheltered coves, snorkel where fish move like quick silver, then climb the deck for a coffee as the skipper points out a distant promontory.
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Operated by LivTours · Naples, Campania
Dawn breaks over the Bay of Naples and the Azimut 62 slides away from the quay like a confident swimmer, its sun decks soaking up gold as the city shrinks behind you. The Tyrrhenian Sea dares you to slow down—blue expanses punctuated by volcanic cliffs and pastel harbors. On a full-day loop to Procida and Ischia, the rhythm is sea, sun, salt: plunge into sheltered coves, snorkel where fish move like quick silver, then climb the deck for a coffee as the skipper points out a distant promontory.
Ischia’s geology is volcanic—the island’s backbone, Monte Epomeo, is an ancient flow that shapes steep coastlines and thermal springs. Procida tells a different story: a working fishing island whose Marina Corricella’s painted houses still face the sea the way they did for generations of sailors. Both islands carry layers of Greek, Roman and maritime history visible in harbors, small chapels and fishermen’s terraces.
Expect a balance of exploration and leisure. The onboard host supplies towels, snacks and drinks; lunch ashore is available at your expense. Swim stops depend on sea conditions and guest preference; snorkeling gear is provided. Practicalities matter: sun protection, a light windbreaker for afternoon breeze, and stable water shoes make transitions from tender to shore easier. The skipper will contact you before departure—keep your phone reachable. Capacity is limited to 12, so the day feels private and unhurried. For a single day that mixes geology, local color and effortless cruising, this Azimut 62 charter is an efficient, scenic way to sample two very different island personalities in one sweep of the Mediterranean.
The cruise includes the private Azimut 62, English-speaking skipper, onboard host, towels, snorkels, drinks and snacks; lunch ashore is not included.
Departures are typically from a Naples harbor (confirm exact meeting point when booked); the full-day cruise is about 7 hours.
Yes—this trip suits all fitness levels; children and non-swimmers can enjoy the boat and decks, but supervision is recommended during swim stops.
Full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; no refund for cancellations within 24 hours of the scheduled time.
LivTours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Dawn breaks over the Bay of Naples and the Azimut 62 slides away from the quay like a confident swimmer, its sun decks soaking up gold as the city shrinks behind you. The Tyrrhenian Sea dares you to slow down—blue expanses punctuated by volcanic cliffs and pastel harbors. On a full-day loop to Procida and Ischia, the rhythm is sea, sun, salt: plunge into sheltered coves, snorkel where fish move like quick silver, then climb the deck for a coffee as the skipper points out a distant promontory.
Dawn breaks over the Bay of Naples and the Azimut 62 slides away from the quay like a confident swimmer, its sun decks soaking up gold as the city shrinks behind you. The Tyrrhenian Sea dares you to slow down—blue expanses punctuated by volcanic cliffs and pastel harbors. On a full-day loop to Procida and Ischia, the rhythm is sea, sun, salt: plunge into sheltered coves, snorkel where fish move like quick silver, then climb the deck for a coffee as the skipper points out a distant promontory.
Ischia’s geology is volcanic—the island’s backbone, Monte Epomeo, is an ancient flow that shapes steep coastlines and thermal springs. Procida tells a different story: a working fishing island whose Marina Corricella’s painted houses still face the sea the way they did for generations of sailors. Both islands carry layers of Greek, Roman and maritime history visible in harbors, small chapels and fishermen’s terraces.
Expect a balance of exploration and leisure. The onboard host supplies towels, snacks and drinks; lunch ashore is available at your expense. Swim stops depend on sea conditions and guest preference; snorkeling gear is provided. Practicalities matter: sun protection, a light windbreaker for afternoon breeze, and stable water shoes make transitions from tender to shore easier. The skipper will contact you before departure—keep your phone reachable. Capacity is limited to 12, so the day feels private and unhurried. For a single day that mixes geology, local color and effortless cruising, this Azimut 62 charter is an efficient, scenic way to sample two very different island personalities in one sweep of the Mediterranean.