Luxury holidays in Ischia

Capri might be the island that wears the (tastefully cropped) pants in the Tyrhennian, but Ischia’s humbler charms – lush gardens, thermal springs, a top rabbit ragù – are turning heads.

When to go

You’ll want to be on sunny terraces a lot, so book your trip from May to September, when the alfresco living is easy.

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Getting there

  • Planes

    You’ll need to fly into Naples then hop on the ferry from Molo Beverello.

  • Boats

    You can board the ferry or hydrofoil from Naples to Ischia (a journey from 60–90 minutes), which pass Vesuvius and sometimes stop off at Procida island along the way. They make stops at Ischia, Casamicciola or Forio ports.

  • Trains

    Napoli Centrale is well connected throughout the country, but you’ll still need to hop on a boat when you disembark the train.

  • Automobiles

    Ischia’s large enough to warrant hiring a car (or Vespa or Piaggio Ape), but you don’t really need one if you’re staying close to a town.