Procida is an island of the Campania archipelago, together with the near islands of Ischia and Capri. It is located in southern Italy, in the region Campania.

Procida is well connected to the dry land by the transport services of various companies. If you go to one of the harbours in Naples or Pozzuoli, it is possible to get to Procida.

Procida is an island rich in natural beauties, landscape, and is above all a cultural and artistic pole. It is possible to visit the historical center of Terra Murata, the Marina di Corricella, the various churches, the Chiaiolella harbour.

Ischia is easy to get to in every moment of the day considering that numerous ferries and hydrofoils connect the two islands that are separated by a narrow stretch of sea. To go to Capri, you need to go first to the port of Naples or to Ischia. In spring and summer, however, numerous private transport companies organize daily excursions to the islands of the gulf.

The prohibition of disembarkment, valid exclusively for residents of the Campania, goes from April the 1st to September the 30th.

In the summer from the first week of July to the week before September it is forbidden to drive on the island from 8 pm to 3 am. Nevertheless, other prohibitions are also issued on particular occasions (processions, fests, week-ends) to allow tourists and residents to enjoy the island. Every day, from 10,00 o'clock to 12,00 o'clock and from 5,00 pm to 8,00 pm an anti-pollution measure is put into plan, whereby, on days with an even date, only cars whose numberplate ends in an even number may be on the road, while on days with an odd date, only cars whose numberplate ends in an odd number may be on the road.