Maronti  Beach​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 17 January 2024
​Maronti Beach is one of the biggest beaches in Ischia. Access is mainly via a steep and winding road, either by car or on foot. At the bottom of the road is an area for taxis and buses and there are various car parks dotted all around the area. 

The beach itself is split between paid for areas and free areas and given the size, there is plenty of room.
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Spectacular views
​The views from Maronti are amazing as you have the wonderfully picturesque Sant'Angelo just a short distance away. You can take water taxis to and from Sant'Angelo for around €3 each way.

Just behind Maronti beach is the Cavascura Natural Springs which you can access from the beach and takes around 5-10 minutes to reach on foot. 
Spiaggia dei Maronti
Island: Ischia

Province: Metropolitan City of Naples​

Region: Campania

Close by: Castello Aragonese, La Mortella Gardens, Sant'Angelo

Recommended accommodation: Grand Hotel Il Moresco
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