Choose your return first
If you need to catch a train, a flight or another appointment that evening, tell us the time straight away. We work back from it to assess your time on the island. It is unwise to combine a full-day tour with a return that leaves only a few minutes to spare.
If you use scheduled services, check departures, ports and conditions with the operator. If you prefer a service dedicated to your group, request our private Salpa 33 transfer, agreeing the outward journey and any return separately.
One day, two ways to enjoy it
More time for the island: arrive, choose a village to explore and enjoy a pause ashore. It is a good first introduction to Ischia without trying to see it all.
More time for the sea: ask about combining your arrival with a private tour. Before confirmation, we agree timings, boarding and return with you: transfer and tour are separate services and are not automatically part of the same outing.
Can you stay for sunset? It depends on your plans
If Golden Hour is the moment you dream of, your return must allow time for the experience to end. Not every return schedule works with sunset. Ask us first about a feasible arrangement, then decide whether to return later or spend a night on the island.
A simple choice is to prioritise one experience: a day at sea or an evening outing. The rest of the trip can follow that rhythm without filling every hour.
What to include in your enquiry
Tell us where you are in Naples, the date, your group size and the latest useful return time. Add whether you want a transfer, a tour or both. With this information we can reply with a concrete proposal to confirm before you set off.
Bring sun protection, a light jacket and anything you need ashore. Included equipment varies by service: check the summary on the chosen page and in the team’s proposal.
Plan your transfer
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