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Hiking Tours in Marina Corricella

Marina Corricella, Procida

⏱ 5 hours

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About this experience

Hiking Tours in Marina Corricella is a guided walking excursion along the cliffside paths and stairways of Procida’s historic fishing village. The tour starts at the Marina Corricella waterfront and ascends through terraced gardens, past pastel-coloured houses, and up to the Terra Murata headland. It provides a direct route to panoramic viewpoints over the Tyrrhenian Sea and the island’s volcanic coastline.

What to expect

Duration is 2.5 hours, covering 4 kilometres of uneven stone steps and paved lanes
Includes a local guide who narrates the village’s maritime history and the 16th-century defensive walls
Stops at the Santa Maria delle Grazie church and the abandoned tuna-fishing station (tonnara)
Ends at the Belvedere di Palazzo Reale, with a 270-degree view over the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius
Suits walkers with moderate fitness; walking poles are provided for the steep descent back to the marina