Casamicciola Terme

Casamicciola  Terme​

Latest page update: 29 March 2025
By: Dion Protani
Casamicciola Terme is situated along the northern coast of the island between Lacco Ameno and Ischia Porto and is home to the smaller villages of Perrone, Castiglione, Piazza Bagni, La Rita, La Sentinella and Piazza Maio.

Hydrofoils and ferries make their way back and forth to mainland Italy in Naples from Casamicciola's pretty port which is also a marina housing a number of glamorous yachts.
Casamicciola is best known for its thermal spas such as Castiglione Thermal Park and O Vagnitiello Thermal Park but also for its pretty set of shops and cafes like Bar Calise and also restaurants from which you can happily watch the world go by whilst enjoying traditional Ischian cuisine.

What People Ask About Casamicciola Terme

Where is Casamicciola Terme located?
Casamicciola Terme is located on the northern coast of Ischia, the largest island in the Bay of Naples. It’s situated between the towns of Ischia Porto and Lacco Ameno, and has a ferry port with links to Naples and Pozzuoli.
What is Casamicciola Terme known for?
Casamicciola Terme is known for its thermal springs and spas, which have been used since Roman times. It is also recognised for its historic role in scientific research and geology, and for its scenic coastline and marina.
Is Casamicciola Terme worth visiting?
Yes, Casamicciola Terme is worth visiting for its spa culture, seafront promenade, and peaceful atmosphere. It’s a good alternative to the busier Ischia Porto and offers easy access to beaches, gardens, and inland walking trails.
What can you see in Casamicciola Terme?
Visitors can enjoy the thermal parks, small beaches, marina, and Liberty-style buildings. There are panoramic viewpoints above the town, and the nearby Monte Epomeo offers hiking routes with views across the island and coast.
How do you get to Casamicciola Terme?
Casamicciola Terme can be reached by ferry or hydrofoil from Naples or Pozzuoli. From Ischia Porto, it's a short drive or bus ride. The town has its own port with regular boat services, and local buses connect it to other parts of the island.
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Casamicciola Terme • Ischia • Seaside Spa Town
Casamicciola Terme is a charming seaside town located on the northern coast of the island of Ischia in the Campania region of Italy. Its history as a thermal resort can be traced back to ancient times when the Romans first discovered the therapeutic properties of the island's thermal springs.

During the 19th century, Casamicciola Terme experienced a period of popularity and growth as a fashionable spa destination, attracting visitors from all over Europe, including writers, artists, and nobility. However, the town faced significant challenges when it was struck by a devastating earthquake in 1883, which resulted in substantial damage to its buildings and infrastructure.

Despite this, Casamicciola Terme was rebuilt, and today, it remains a sought-after destination for those seeking relaxation, wellness, and scenic beauty.
Must see and do in Casamicciola Terme:
  • Antiche Terme Belliazzi: Casamicciola Terme is renowned for its healing thermal waters, and Antiche Terme Belliazzi is one of the town's most famous thermal establishments. The spa offers a range of wellness treatments, including thermal baths, mud therapy, and massages, set within a serene and historic environment. The thermal waters here are believed to have therapeutic benefits for a variety of ailments.
  • Parco Termale Castiglione: Another popular thermal park in Casamicciola Terme, Parco Termale Castiglione features multiple pools of different temperatures, as well as steam caves and wellness areas. Visitors can relax in the thermal waters while surrounded by lush greenery, offering both physical rejuvenation and a peaceful atmosphere.
  • Spiaggia della Marina: Spiaggia della Marina is a charming beach located in the heart of Casamicciola Terme. With its clear waters and soft sands, it's an ideal spot for swimming and sunbathing. The beach is easily accessible and offers a relaxing seaside experience, making it perfect for families and those seeking a quieter beach day.
  • Statua di Sant'Antonio: The Statua di Sant'Antonio is an iconic statue located on the Mortito hill. Standing 3 metres tall, the statue of Saint Anthony with the Christ Child overlooks the town, providing a serene and spiritual landmark. Visitors can admire the statue while enjoying panoramic views of Casamicciola Terme and the surrounding areas.
  • Bosco della Maddalena: Nature lovers will enjoy Bosco della Maddalena, a forested area on the island offering a variety of walking trails. The area is home to diverse flora and fauna, making it a great place for hiking and enjoying the natural beauty of Ischia. It’s an excellent spot for those looking to explore the island’s lush landscape.
Comune di Casamicciola Terme
Island: Ischia

Province: Metropolitan City of Naples​

Region: Campania

Population: 7,588 (in 2024 - source)

Size: 6 km²

Highlights: Castiglione Thermal Park, spa hotels, marina
My recommended accommodation options for Casamicciola Terme:
  • Hotel Terme Manzi Located in a peaceful area just outside the town centre, this luxurious hotel offers elegant rooms with sea views, a full-service spa with thermal treatments, and a renowned restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine. Guests appreciate the tranquil setting, the exceptional service, and the proximity to Casamicciola Terme's thermal parks. €€€ (high-end)
  • B&B Il Nido dell'Aquila Situated a short distance from the town centre, this charming bed and breakfast features cosy rooms, a beautiful garden, and a homemade breakfast served each morning. Visitors enjoy the friendly atmosphere, the peaceful surroundings, and the easy access to both the town and nearby attractions. €€ (mid-range)
  • Hotel Continental Ischia Set near the seafront, this well-regarded hotel offers comfortable rooms, a spa with thermal baths, and a restaurant serving traditional Italian dishes. Guests value the convenient location, the clean facilities, and the excellent value for money. €€ (mid-range)
  • Residence Villa Tina A collection of self-catering apartments located a short walk from the beach, featuring kitchenettes, private terraces, and air conditioning. Guests appreciate the flexibility of apartment living, the outdoor pool, and the proximity to the beach and Casamicciola Terme’s attractions. €€ (mid-range)
  • Hotel Villa Maria Located near the historic centre, this family-friendly hotel offers bright, comfortable rooms, a thermal spa, and a bar. Guests enjoy the welcoming service, the good value for money, and the convenient location close to Casamicciola’s thermal facilities and local sights. €€ (mid-range)

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