Procida is the smallest and most authentic of the islands in the Bay of Naples, a jewel of pastel-coloured houses, working fishing harbours and quiet, timeless charm. Unspoilt and refreshingly genuine, it offers a glimpse of traditional island life that has all but vanished elsewhere on this glamorous coast.
The island’s beauty lies in its colour and character, from the iconic harbour of Marina Corricella, with its jumble of ochre, pink and yellow houses rising above the fishing boats, to the ancient hilltop village of Terra Murata. Named an Italian Capital of Culture, Procida rewards those seeking authenticity over glamour.
From the water, the island offers a coastline of small beaches, clear coves and colourful harbours ideal for swimming and anchoring. The larger island of Ischia lies alongside, while Capri and the Amalfi Coast are within easy reach across the bay.
With its vivid colours, authentic atmosphere and gentle pace, Procida is a delightful and characterful destination. Guests can anchor beneath its pastel harbours, wander its quiet lanes and enjoy the genuine charm of the most unspoilt island in the Bay of Naples.
