Question 1

What is the best route to sail Procida?

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Our Bay of Naples sailing itinerary takes you to the stunningly beautiful Phlegraean and Pontine islands stretching westward into the Tyrrhenian Sea from the Gulf of Naples, and to the picturesque harbors of the Amalfi coast on the Sorrento Peninsula just south of Naples in the region of Campania.  Both cruising grounds are enchanting and blend the bustle of chic ports of call, such as the Isle of Capri, with the quiet ambience of small Amalfi fishing villages such as Cetara which makes it an exquisite sailing route for families, friends, and couples alike!

Question 2

What are the sailing conditions in Procida like?

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A Bay of Naples sailing vacation on Italy’s Tyrrhenian Sea is a cruise through a Mediterranean paradise. The passages between islands are mostly short, providing plenty of time to enjoy all the pleasures of sailing as well as for sojourns ashore to explore, sample the local cuisine, and to sit idly with a cocktail at a café to soak in the wonders of Italy’s southwestern coast.  Gentle and warm summer winds from the northwest average between 8 and 12 knots. Land and sea breezes develop daily. In late afternoon, for example, more southerly winds can be expected. Summer temperatures range between 77°F and 90°F, similar to Sardinia and Sicily. Spring and Fall sailing is also very pleasant. Read more about the best time to sail in the Mediterranean. A Bay of Naples yacht charter is well within the reach of sailors who have basic skills in coastal navigation. The beauty and unique character of these waters lures less experienced and veteran sailors alike to return time after time for more adventures.

Question 3

Why charter a yacht in Procida and the Bay of Naples?

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Swimming at beautiful beaches along the shores of the rocky islands, scenic bays filled with local fishing craft, quiet waterfront towns where pink, white, and yellow homes and shops paint the steep slopes in a pleasing and timeless mosaic, it is these charms that make a Bay of Naples sailing vacation an experience you’ll want to repeat.  The islands of the Tyrrhenian Sea are volcanic in origin, and the hot springs, thermal baths, and rejuvenating mineral water, long renowned for its supposed healing power, are among the unique features of Italy. If you’re wondering when to visit this stunning region, May offers a perfect balance of mild weather, vibrant local life, and ideal sailing conditions. And, of course, a Bay of Naples yacht charter wouldn’t be complete without sightseeing and savoring the local cuisine, some of the most delicious in the world. Learn more about the best places to sail in May. One of the most fascinating things about Procida is the origin of its name. If you’re a history lover, you’ll be interested to know that there are many theories as to how this wonderful island came to be called ‘Procida’. Some believe it was derived from the Roman ‘Prochyta’, while others believe it came from the Greek word for ‘near Cuma’ or even ‘prokeitai’ which means flat or lying.  Procida is also well-known within Greek mythology, making it the perfect place to enjoy a sailing vacation if you’re into myths! According to Greek Mythology, one of the Titans of Zeus, Mimas, landed on Procida after being thrown into the sea as a punishment. The struggle to free himself (as well as the other Titans) caused earthquakes. A mix of pleasures await sailors at every port of call, and we can’t wait to welcome you soon. Design your dream vacation with our build a quote tool and prepare for an idyllic Procida yacht charter.

Question 4

How easy is it to island hop in the Bay of Naples?

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If you want to spend your yacht charter channeling your inner adventurer and island hopping around the Bay of Naples, you’re in luck. Moving between these incredible, beautiful islands couldn’t be easier. Following our carefully created Procida itinerary, you’ll have the chance to explore a new island everyday, including: IschiaVentotenePonzaPalmarolaCapriProcida

Question 5

How many days in Procida is enough?

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It depends on how much of Italy you want to explore during your sensational yacht charter as to how many days are enough. A Bay of Naples sailing vacation typically centers on the Phlegraean and Pontine islands, and the Amalfi coast on the Sorrento Peninsula, though longer cruises can take sailors south to the wonderful Aeolian Islands.We think a week is a great amount of time to uncover Procida’s treasures as you can discover a new island every day and still have plenty of time to relax and soak up the sun. Take a look at our 1-week Procida itinerary.

Question 6

What are the best things to do in Procida?

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While you are in Procida, take the opportunity to visit the surrounding cultural attractions, including: Terra Murata – At around 57 miles above sea level, the highest point of the island, Terra Murata is an island on an island. An explorer’s dream, it is reachable only by a brisk climb where you can then admire an unbelievably breathtaking panorama of the whole Gulf of Naples and its Islands! Marina Corricella – It is not only the most beautiful place in Procida but also one of the most beautiful places in the world. Pink, yellow, white, green and red are the colors that predominate in Corricella, a fishermen’s village built like an amphitheater on the sea and surrounded by nets all around the wharf. Corricella is only reachable by sea or by four stairways that add even more charm to the place. Piazza dei Martiri (Semmarézio) - Also known as the terrace of Procida. A small piazza suspended between sky and sea, a crossroad between Corricella, Marina Grande and Terra Murata. If you want to learn more about the Procida’s history, the piazza’s role in one of the most tragic events in the history of the island makes it an important place to visit. Watersports - The Bay of Naples is one of the most beautiful spots in the world for scuba diving and snorkeling. Spend your days out in the water, splashing around and creating memories that you’ll remember forever. For your convenience, you can add water toys to your charter prior to arrival at the base. The Moorings also provides fins, however you will need to purchase or bring your own masks and snorkels.

Question 7

When is the best time to sail in Procida?

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Very similar to our other destinations in the Mediterranean, Greece and Croatia, the best time to set sail in Procida is between May-October. During these months, you’ll enjoy sunny skies, warm waters and world-class sailing conditions!We’d avoid the wetter months of November-February as conditions can be more severe. If you’re looking to enjoy some well-needed Winter sun, take a look at our Caribbean yacht charters.

Question 8

How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Procida?

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The cost of chartering a yacht in Procida ranges from a starting price of $2,191 to $21,875*, based on a 7 day charter for 2 people. Your Procida charter price will differ depending on a number of factors, such as duration, time of year, number of passengers, itinerary, yacht type and charter type. Season and charter type are two of the most impactful factors when calculating the cost of a Procida yacht charter. The following costs are based on a 7 day Procida charter for 2 people: Charter TypeStarting Price: Low SeasonStarting Price: High SeasonProcida Bareboat Charter$2,191$9,303Procida Crewed Charter$21,875Call for a bespoke quoteAdding a Skipper to a Bareboat Charter$313 per day$313 per day *Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in May 2026. To work out the full cost of your Procida sailing vacation, build a bespoke quote today.

Question 9

What are the mooring fees in Procida?

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Daily rates for a standard 40 ft monohull can range from around $45 per night in low season to around $175 per night in July and August*. Marina di Procida is the main full-service marina, with daily rates for a 40ft yacht typically starting from around $130-$175 per night. Procida Yachting Club in Chiaiolella is another popular option, with average rates around $120 per night for a standard boat. Local mooring buoys may also be available from around $60 per night. Some public town quay berths may be available, although facilities are limited and local knowledge is usually needed. If you are arriving at Marina di Procida, you can contact the harbor office on VHF Channel 6. *Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. USD equivalents are approximate and will vary depending on the exchange rate at the time of travel. This was last updated in May 2026.

Question 10

What additional costs do I need to factor in for a yacht charter in Procida?

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Additional costs you will need to consider when planning a yacht charter in Procida include: Flights (from around $480-$950 pp for a round-trip), transfers and ferry connections, taxes and customs fees, fuel, mooring fees, provisioning (around $50-$75 pp per day), Yacht Damage Waiver ($80-$170 per day), optional charter extras, and gratuity. For 2 people on a 7 day yacht charter in Procida, additional costs can start from around $2,000*. To ensure your sailing vacation is completely effortless, we recommend factoring in an additional 25-50% of your initial charter price to cover day-to-day living and operational costs. *Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. USD equivalents are approximate and will vary depending on the exchange rate at the time of travel. This was last updated in May 2026. To learn more, take a look at our Procida Useful Information Page.

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Moorings Oceanis 30.1

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Moorings Crewed 5000 - 5 Cabin Catamaran

Moorings 5000 - 5 Cabin Catamaran

Moorings Crewed 5000 - 5 Cabin Catamaran

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Moorings 42.3 - 3 Cabin Monohull - Italy