Marina Corricella
The most beautiful part of Procida — an iconic pastel fishing harbour and one of the top things to see on the island, best reached on foot.
Procida Island · Bay of Naples
Procida Island
A local guide to the best things to do in Procida — from the pastel harbour of Marina Corricella to the views from Terra Murata — and how to get around the island, from someone who drives it every day.
Things to do in Procida
What to see in Procida
Terra Murata
The fortified hilltop of Procida and its highest point, home to an ancient abbey and the best panoramic views over the Bay of Naples.
Marina Grande
The lively main port where ferries arrive — the gateway to Procida and the starting point for getting around the island.
Ciraccio
One of the best beaches in Procida, with wide sands and the faraglioni sea stacks — a favourite spot for sunset.
Getting around
How to get around Procida without a car
Much of Procida is narrow and pedestrian, so the easiest way to explore is with a local driver. We help you visit Marina Corricella, Terra Murata and the island’s best viewpoints without the stress of parking or steep lanes.
Plan a relaxed day with a private island tour of Procida, or arrange a private transfer and a trusted Procida taxi with an English-speaking driver.
Good to know
Questions about Procida
What is Procida known for?
Procida is known for its colourful pastel houses, the picturesque fishing harbour of Marina Corricella, the fortified hilltop of Terra Murata, and a quieter, more authentic atmosphere than its neighbours in the Bay of Naples.
What are the best things to do in Procida?
The best things to do in Procida include visiting Marina Corricella, walking up to Terra Murata for panoramic views, relaxing on Ciraccio beach, and exploring the island's lanes and viewpoints, ideally with a local driver or on a private island tour.
What is the most beautiful part of Procida?
Marina Corricella is widely considered the most beautiful part of Procida — an iconic pastel-coloured fishing harbour, best reached on foot.
How do you get around Procida?
Procida is small and many areas are pedestrian, so the easiest way to get around is with a local taxi or private driver. You can visit Procida without a car by pre-booking transfers and private island tours with an English-speaking driver.
Can you visit Procida in one day?
Yes. Procida is compact and can be enjoyed in one day, covering Marina Corricella, Terra Murata and a beach such as Ciraccio. A private driver helps you see the highlights efficiently in the time you have.