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A full-day private 40' yacht from Sorrento explores Ischia and Procida’s volcanic shores, with guided sea views, swims at submerged ruins and time ashore. Comfortable, customizable and ideal for small groups.
A full-day private 40' yacht from Sorrento explores Ischia and Procida’s volcanic shores, with guided sea views, swims at submerged ruins and time ashore. Comfortable, customizable and ideal for small groups.
You push off from Sorrento as the marina loosens its grip and the coastline thins into open blue. The 40-foot yacht settles into a steady roll; sea spray teases your face and the boat’s wake draws a silver thread toward Ischia. From the deck you’ll watch the Aragonese Castle cut its silhouette from volcanic rock and Procida’s Corricella village color the shoreline like a handful of painted houses.
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Operated by Sorrento Holiday Charter · Sorrento, Campania
You push off from Sorrento as the marina loosens its grip and the coastline thins into open blue. The 40-foot yacht settles into a steady roll; sea spray teases your face and the boat’s wake draws a silver thread toward Ischia. From the deck you’ll watch the Aragonese Castle cut its silhouette from volcanic rock and Procida’s Corricella village color the shoreline like a handful of painted houses.
Ischia and Procida are volcanic islands born from the same tectonic seam that formed the Bay of Naples; warm thermal springs, rugged cliffs and submerged Roman ruins (Carta Romana) speak to centuries of human use along shifting geology. Procida retains a working-fishing-village feel—narrow lanes, painted façades—while Ischia mixes spa culture with beaches and dramatic bays such as Sorgeto and Maronti.
Practically, this is a customizable private cruise: expect multiple swim and snorkel stops, English commentary, towels and snorkel kits, snacks and beverages on board, and up to eight hours cruising between Sorrento and the islands. The operator handles fuel, port fees and insurance; a short onshore break for lunch is possible but not included unless requested. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, sensible non-marking deck shoes and ID if you’re reboarding a cruise ship. Weather and currents can change quickly—captains will adjust the route for safety and the best snorkeling conditions. With a maximum of six guests, the pace stays relaxed: long swims where currents allow, short guided circles of the shore where Roman ruins lie shallow, and time ashore to stretch legs and sample island life.
The listed duration is about 8 hours and the itinerary is customizable within the time; the captain will recommend stops based on conditions.
Yes — snorkel kits are provided on board, along with towels and basic refreshments.
Yes — cruise ship passengers can join but must provide ship name and disembarkation/reboarding times at booking.
Snacks, coffee, tea and beverages are included; a light lunch on board is available on request but not included by default.
Sorrento Holiday Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Sorrento as the marina loosens its grip and the coastline thins into open blue. The 40-foot yacht settles into a steady roll; sea spray teases your face and the boat’s wake draws a silver thread toward Ischia. From the deck you’ll watch the Aragonese Castle cut its silhouette from volcanic rock and Procida’s Corricella village color the shoreline like a handful of painted houses.
You push off from Sorrento as the marina loosens its grip and the coastline thins into open blue. The 40-foot yacht settles into a steady roll; sea spray teases your face and the boat’s wake draws a silver thread toward Ischia. From the deck you’ll watch the Aragonese Castle cut its silhouette from volcanic rock and Procida’s Corricella village color the shoreline like a handful of painted houses.
Ischia and Procida are volcanic islands born from the same tectonic seam that formed the Bay of Naples; warm thermal springs, rugged cliffs and submerged Roman ruins (Carta Romana) speak to centuries of human use along shifting geology. Procida retains a working-fishing-village feel—narrow lanes, painted façades—while Ischia mixes spa culture with beaches and dramatic bays such as Sorgeto and Maronti.
Practically, this is a customizable private cruise: expect multiple swim and snorkel stops, English commentary, towels and snorkel kits, snacks and beverages on board, and up to eight hours cruising between Sorrento and the islands. The operator handles fuel, port fees and insurance; a short onshore break for lunch is possible but not included unless requested. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, sensible non-marking deck shoes and ID if you’re reboarding a cruise ship. Weather and currents can change quickly—captains will adjust the route for safety and the best snorkeling conditions. With a maximum of six guests, the pace stays relaxed: long swims where currents allow, short guided circles of the shore where Roman ruins lie shallow, and time ashore to stretch legs and sample island life.