Mooring Points

Criii! This is where the ferries arrive, your first view of the island. Here you’ll find all kinds of activities, always lively with boats and people. It’s also the center of the main events, thanks to its larger size.

On both sides of the harbor, beyond the rocks, there are two beaches. On one side, Lingua, where you can watch the sunrise over Naples, made of pebbles and quiet corners, even small cave-like spots. On the other side, Chiaia beach, known for a rock locals call Cannone. Both are divided between public areas and beach clubs, meaning equipped sections with services.

Squa-squa! From here, everything is close: just a 10-minute walk to Corricella and 15 minutes to the historic center.

Criii! This is the fishermen’s village, the one from postcards. Colorful houses above the sea, clear blue water, fresh fish restaurants, and aperitifs that taste like salt and sunset. You reach it only by stairs, keeping cars away and preserving its peaceful atmosphere.

Here, time truly slows down. It’s not just about eating — it’s about experiencing the moment. It was also the setting for Il Postino, The Talented Mr. Ripley, and other films.

Kraak! On the other side of the island, summer energy comes alive. Restaurants and bars light up, the promenade fills with life, and just nearby lies the longest beach on the island.

It alternates between public areas and beach clubs, so you can choose your way to enjoy the sea. Near the small harbor, you’ll also find essential shops. Here, the sun sets slowly over the water, right in front of you.