Ischia, the green island in the Gulf of Naples
Ischia is the largest island in the Gulf of Naples. Its volcanic origin makes it a true oasis of well-being. First colony of Magna Graecia, it has a truly unparalleled cultural and natural heritage.
The island’s symbol is the imposing Aragonese Castle, which lies on a small island in Ischia Ponte, a picturesque and charming fishing village, with colourful alleyways and many small restaurants, where you can enjoy excellent fresh fish dishes.
Thermal parks, however, are the island’s real attraction: the lush Mediterranean vegetation provides a backdrop to the many pools where you can regain your psycho-physical wellbeing, with regenerating baths and treatments. Also not to be missed is the enchanting Sant’Angelo, a seafaring yet chic village, with luxury boutiques and sophisticated clubs. Trekking and walking enthusiasts can venture along the trails that reach Monte Epomeo, the highest peak, or stroll through the verdant pine forests and terraces overlooking the entire Gulf of Naples and the Pontine Islands. 
The Green Island is the perfect destination to experience an all-round holiday of relaxation, sea, mountains, spas and flavours. One of the greatest aspects of the island is the food and wine scene – rich and full of history – which in recent years has trained many starred chefs, such as Nino Di Costanzo (Danì Maison – 2 Michelin stars) and Pasquale Palamaro (Indaco – 1 Michelin star).