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Ischia region, in the Gulf of Naples, is the most developed and largest of the islands here. Known with its forests, vineyards and charming little towns, Isola d'Ischia is also rich in terms of hot and thermal springs. Hosting many beautiful gardens, Isola d'Ischia is suitable for trekking, as well as sunbathing being on the Mediterranean coast. If you will be visiting Isola d'Ischia in spring or summer, you should add the towns of Ischia Porto, Ischia Ponte, Casamicciola Terme, Forio and Lacco Ameno, where the most popular beaches of the region are located, into your list of to-sees. Among these, the beach of Ischia Porto, where the best bars of Isola d'Ischia are located, is absolutely the place with the most colorful nightlife. Sant'Angelo region, on the other hand, should be preferred by those wishing to have a calmer and more peaceful holiday. Getting to Sant'Angelo, in addition, is quite easy due to the close proximity of the main port. the skirts of Monte Epomeo, the highest point of Isola d'Ischia, is highly suitable for camping or hiking in the forests surrounded by chestnut trees, and enjoy the breath-taking scenery.

With a history dating back to the 15th century, Ponte Aragonese is a big mountain connecting Ischia Ponte and Castello Aragonese. While located on a rocky small island, this mountain hosts a huge castle which offers a magnificient view. You can visit the castle built in 474 B.C. to see closely the antique remains from that period. Keep in mind that entrance to the castle is based on a fee. The elevator that you should take after entering the castle takes you to the floor where you will pass through gardens and long-winded roads. If you go further up, you can see the remains of Cattedrale dell'Assunta with a history dating back to the 14th century. Another place to visit in Isola d'Ischia is Baia di Sorgeto, where you can get rid of tiredness thanks to its thermal waters and then reach the beaches of Sant'Angelo by sea taxi (one way fare is 5 euros). Designed by Russell Page and inspired by the moorish gardens of Al Hamra Palace, well-known palace in Spain, La Mortella is considered as one of Italy’s best botanical gardens. Walking through the terraces, pools, palm trees, fountains and more than 1000 rare exotic plants brought from all around the world is very pleasant. While the lower part of the garden is moist and tropical, the upper part hosts plants from the Mediterranean. Along Forio and the beach you can enjoy the beautiful views. Naples Airport, the closest airport to Isola d'Ischia, can be reached with a direct or connected flight. Isola d'Ischia is about 30 kilometers from the center of Naples. You can take a train, bus, or trams or make benefit of the taxis to reach Isola d'Ischia from Naples.