Ischia is one of those places that quietly gets under your skin. It sits in the Bay of Naples, has all the drama of a volcanic island, and still feels more Italian holiday than international circus.
What is Ischia island in Italy known for?
Ischia is a volcanic island floating out in the Tyrrhenian Sea just off Naples. It has forested hills, vineyard-covered slopes and several busy little towns wrapped around the coast. The island is best known for its thermal hot springs, spa parks, the fairytale Castello Aragonese, and sandy beaches.
