Campania, Italy
The island presents an unique blend of historical sites, picturesque villages, and serene beaches.
Each corner tells a story of generations of islanders, inviting exploration on foot.
Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes for the uphill walk and cobblestone streets. Allow ample time to wander and absorb the history.
Procida is characterized by unique architecture, "vignette" gardens, and pastel-colored traditional houses.
Numerous small churches, including the Sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie, reflect deep local devotion.
Various plaques and small memorials commemorate important historical figures related to Procida's maritime tradition.
Wander through the narrow streets of Terra Murata and Corricella to experience centuries of past life.
Every corner tells a story of generations of islanders, offering a visual journey.
The island's unspoiled natural beauty is a calming contrast to its historical centers.
A secluded, dark sand beach located on the western side of the island.
Gained fame as a main filming location for the acclaimed movie "Il Postino" (The Postman).
The beach offers a quiet, natural setting with inviting clear waters.
A longer, dark sand beach with several beach clubs ("lidos") offering sunbed and Umbrella rentals.
A quieter, often less crowded stretch of sand connecting to Chiaiolella at low tide.
Both beaches offer clear water and suitable conditions for swimming.
Accessible by local bus to nearby stops; facilities may vary, especially at more secluded coves.
A small, crescent-shaped, uninhabited island connected to Procida by a pedestrian bridge. It is a state nature reserve and a protected marine area.
For a stunning panoramic view of Corricella and the coastline, especially at sunset. It offers a captivating perspective.
Take a stroll or scooter ride along this scenic road for elevated views over various parts of the island and the expansive sea.
Beyond the main attractions, Procida holds quieter spots that offer a connection to the island.
Make the most of your visit by considering these practical aspects of exploring Procida's attractions.
The island's intimate scale makes it rewarding to discover at your own pace, often on foot.
Many historical sites, like Palazzo d'Avalos, are best experienced with a guided tour.
Procida's architecture and traditions preserve centuries of past life, inviting leisurely exploration.
Immerse yourself by combining historical exploration with natural beauty and local experiences.
Explore the protected natural reserve of Vivara and discover serene island viewpoints.
A state nature reserve and a protected marine area, important for migratory birds. Access is restricted to specific guided tours.
A stunning panoramic viewpoint for Corricella and the coastline, offering a captivating perspective, especially at sunset.
A scenic road offering elevated views over various parts of the island and the expansive sea. Ideal for strolls or scooter rides.
Consider booking tours for sites like Palazzo d'Avalos or Vivara for insights.
Book historical toursWander through the narrow streets of Terra Murata and Corricella to experience living history.
Explore local insightsSpend a relaxing day at Spiaggia della Chiaiolella, enjoying the clear waters.
Find beach activitiesSeek out high points like Punta Pizzaco for breathtaking sunsets over the island.
Discover scenic spotsVisit artisan shops for unique, handmade souvenirs that reflect island culture.
Browse local artCheck opening hours for museums and specific sites locally upon arrival.
Walking is the best way to see many parts of the island, especially historic centers.
Consider a combination of walking and bus travel for a full island experience.
Boat tours unveil coastal gems not visible from land, offering an unique perspective.
Discover Procida's serene beaches, the protected Vivara Island, and charming, lesser-known viewpoints.
Vivara is a small, uninhabited island and a state nature reserve, connected by a pedestrian bridge.
Beyond the main attractions, Procida holds quieter spots that offer a connection to the island.
A secluded, dark sand beach on the western side of the island, famously featured in the movie "Il Postino".
Facilities are limited; bring your own water and supplies.
A longer, dark sand beach on the southwest side of the island, known for its lively evening scene.
Offers good swimming conditions and clear water.
A great option for those seeking a more relaxed beach day.
The entire island feels like a living historical site, with architecture and traditions preserving centuries of past life.
Numerous small churches are scattered across the island, reflecting the deep local devotion. Visitors observe proper etiquette.
Procida's natural beauty shines through its beaches and unique landscapes, inviting exploration.
