Procida

Procida is such a lovely Island to visit. Just of the coast of Naples with amazing beaches and friendly locals, wonderful cuisine and great views. Definitely worth a visit if you want a relaxed holiday.

Small, interesting, colourfull village of an island. DONT take your car! Apart from a few larger roads, the streets are very narrow. The cars that are there drive with the mirror folded in. Warch out for bikes and motor scooters. Use the local bus. It is cheap, runs often and will take you where you need to go. There are good beaches of black, volcanic sand and other attractions to visit. There are a lot of cafes and restaurants so you won't go hungry. Visit AGRE at via Vittorio Emanuele 255. A family run, small batch lemoncello manufacturer. Try the Foglioli Procida for a different lemoncello experience.

I liked it. You have what to see there, the food is great too.🤗

A beautiful island offering the lovely pleasure of a day at a wholesome beach with warm people from young to older beaches. Sun beds are to be found accompanied with an umbrella for the whole day for an average price of 30 euros for 2 people. Some places offer snacks on the beach. It’s a wholesome island to visit if you’re in Naples and seek peace from the bustling streets.

One of the most beautiful islands, which is not touristy and expensive like capri, and also not always full of tourists like cities on amalfi coast. For people looking for cliche Italian cities, here is not the best place to be. If you are searching for a small island to relax and enjoy the colors and simplicity here is ideal.

We ended up going to the island because of a heat wave that made Pompeii unappealing. Although I would’ve loved to see Pompeii the day in Procida was perfect and one of the best and relaxing days of our 3 country 3 week trip.

One of the best ways to spend a day outside the Naples. Colorful buildings, not crowded, beautiful beaches and a lot of things to do in one day trip.

Procida is a picturesque island in the Bay of Naples. Known for its colorful buildings, charming streets, and relaxed atmosphere, it's a hidden gem often overshadowed by its more famous neighbors, Capri and Ischia. Procida offers authentic Italian coastal life, beautiful beaches, and a quieter escape from the crowds.

Arriving at Pròcida island, you'll stampede off the ferry onto the marina. Visitors bring their luggage along if they'll be staying on the island a few days. Watch your toes. The immediate restrooms are availabe at the restaurants on the marina front. It's a ridiculous wait, so try to be patient. On a hot September afternoon, a minute wait can feel like an hour. Get past the tourist crowd right away if you can. We beelined for a caffeine fix before starting our hike to find a beach. Once adjusted, keep your eyes peeled for some nice view points.

Procida!!! Best of the best places are in Italy. Biased but it's true. All our summers are spent in south of Italy and it's by the far prettiest places one can see. Procida is no secret. Or it is depends on who you ask. It's a popular vacation spot for Italians there. Postcard beauty from any and everywhere! It's one of the islands you can go from Napoli. Smaller than other counterparts. Hilly. Not Easy to walk around but you can get here by boat! Take a boat to go to a restaurant. Some places will send you a boat to pick you up. It's quite charming, scenic, stunning and peaceful. Meat is the most expensive thing on the island since it's a fishing village/ town/ island. A small steak will run you about €80 but most fresh catches are €15-€20 euros. Shellfish, Mediterranean fish! All kinds of fish! Even octopus salad here tastes better. Hot humid summer, very slow town, emerald hues everywhere! And that one clock tower! Amazing summer days are spent here! Come for a day or a week. And just enjoy. It's amazing. Oh and they filmed parts of Talented Mr Ripley here. They have signs on filming spots! Once you get here, you can identify all the scene in the movie! Hey, Jude law!