
Choose your kind of tour
Food tour, exploration tour, golden-hour tour, a combined land-and-sea experience, or a scenic tour with photo stops — or a blend of several.
Private island tours in Procida
A tailored tour of Procida at your own pace — the pastel harbour of Corricella, the heights of Terra Murata and the island’s quietest views.

Food tour, exploration tour, golden-hour tour, a combined land-and-sea experience, or a scenic tour with photo stops — or a blend of several.

The island’s iconic fishing harbour, the most photographed corner of Procida.

Procida’s fortified hilltop, crowned by an ancient abbey with sweeping views.

The island’s finest sea views and quiet corners, timed for the best light.
Every tour above is by car. If you'd rather explore the coastline from the sea — or add a sunset aperitivo or dinner on board — see our private Procida boat tours, including combined itineraries to Ischia.
A private island tour is a car and an English-speaking driver for an agreed stretch of time, used to see Procida rather than simply to cross it. There is no fixed route and no group: you set the length, we suggest the order, and the stops change with the light, the season and what you actually want to look at.
Most guests take between two and three hours, which is enough to cover Marina Corricella, Terra Murata and the main viewpoints without hurrying. Half a day allows the southern end of the island and the beaches as well. Because the island is small, the time goes on stopping and walking rather than on driving.
Corricella from the terraces above it, the climb to Terra Murata, and the viewpoints on the way back down. The version most first-time visitors take.
The above plus the southern end — Chiaiolella, Ciraccio and the bridge across to the Vivara reserve — with time to stop and swim or eat.
Before the first big ferries land, the harbours are working rather than photographed. The best window if you want the island to yourself.
Corricella takes the light late in the day, and Terra Murata looks across the bay at its best. The right choice if photographs matter to you.
Tours run year-round. Outside high summer the island is quieter and the walking is easier, which for many guests is the better trade than warm water.
Procida is small enough to walk, and plenty of visitors do. What they miss is not distance but sequence: which viewpoint to take before the sun moves off it, which staircase down to Corricella leads to the harbour rather than a private courtyard, which lanes a car can turn in and which end at somebody's front door.
That is most of what we are actually providing. Your driver lives here, drives these lanes daily and will tell you honestly when a stop is not worth the climb on a hot afternoon — and where to eat afterwards without being sent to whoever pays a commission.
If you would rather see the same coastline from the water, our private boat experiences cover the island by sea, and many guests pair a morning on land with an evening on a boat.
Yes. We offer private island tours covering Marina Corricella, Terra Murata and scenic viewpoints, tailored to your time and interests with an English-speaking driver.
Every tour is private and tailored to you. Options include a food-focused tour of the island’s flavours, an exploration tour of its lesser-known corners, a golden-hour tour timed for the best light, a combined land-and-sea experience, or a scenic tour with photo stops — or a blend of several, shaped around your interests.
Tours are flexible — from a short highlights loop to a relaxed half-day. We shape the route and timing around what you’d like to see.
Yes. Every tour is private, just for your party, with no fixed groups — ideal for couples, families and small groups.
Yes. As locals we’re happy to suggest restaurants, beach clubs and the best spots for sunset, and to arrange transport to them.
Yes. The service is available in English and Italian, and we regularly assist international travelers and hotel guests.
Yes. WhatsApp is the fastest way to confirm. Send your time, pickup location and drop off location and passenger count.
Early morning if you want the harbours quiet, before the first large ferries land. Late afternoon if photographs matter, because Marina Corricella takes the light at the end of the day and Terra Murata looks across the bay at its best.
Yes, and many guests do. A morning by car covering Corricella and Terra Murata pairs well with an afternoon or evening on the water. Tell us both and we will time the two so neither is rushed.
Partly. The drive and the main viewpoints are straightforward, but Marina Corricella is reached by steps and Terra Murata involves a climb. Tell us in advance and we will build a route around what is comfortable rather than skipping the island's best parts blindly.