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Phlegraean Islands
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The Phlegraean Islands are a volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea, just off the coast of Naples. The group includes Ischia, Procida, and Capri, each offering a distinct character. Ischia is the largest, known for its lush green hills, thermal spas, and sandy beaches. Procida charms with pastel-colored houses and a quieter atmosphere, while Capri dazzles with rugged cliffs, upscale boutiques, and the famous Blue Grotto. Visitors can island-hop by ferry, explore ancient Roman ruins, hike volcanic craters, and soak in natural hot springs. The islands combine dramatic volcanic landscapes with Mediterranean culture, making them a popular escape from the mainland.
Don't miss
- Soak in the thermal gardens of Poseidon on Ischia
- Explore the Blue Grotto sea cave on Capri
- Wander Procida's colorful Marina Corricella
- Hike Monte Epomeo, Ischia's highest peak
- Visit the Roman Villa of San Montano on Ischia
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