Ischia Sant'Angelo and the southern coast

Ischia Sant'Angelo and the southern coast

On the quieter southern coast, Sant’Angelo is an oasis of peace forbidden to cars, a place of languid enchantment with a charming little harbor, cats that lounge in the sun and bubbling beaches of thermal springs. The scene is solemnly guarded by the massive shape of the promontory called "lo scoglio", joined to the village by a long shoreline. This experience will allow you, not only to discover this magnificent village, but to explore the entire island of Ischia going to touch the most beautiful peaks, coves and inlets of the island.

The Bay of Sorgeto (think that here the water flows naturally at very high temperatures, then mitigated by the waves ... a bath in these thermal waters will give you a unique relief), Punta San Pancrazio and the Aragonese Castle are among the most exciting places of the island and you can live them in close contact with nature thanks to our snorkeling equipment and the SUP board.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Sorgenti Termali di Sorgeto, Sorgeto, Ischia, Isola d'Ischia Italy

It is a small secluded cove with gurgling thermal springs, ideal also for a bath in the middle of winter (be careful of the rocks on which you will sit, they are very hot!) But also at night in the moonlight

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Sant'Angelo (Serrara Fontana), Isola d'Ischia Italy

Picturesque fishing village, its territory extends from the Maronti coast to Cava Grado and is crossed by a sandy isthmus that reaches the nearby volcanic island rich in springs and thermal waters

Duration: 2 hours

Pass By: Castello Aragonese, 80077, Ischia, Isola d'Ischia Italy

In a scenic position, the fortress was built in the 5th century on a rock formed by an eruption of lava solidified on the spot. Its construction dates back to Gerone da Siracusa in 474 a.c.