Procida, Italy
Procida may be one of the most colorful islands on the Amalfi Coast, but other towns along the Coast often overlook it. It is a “don’t miss” if you love colors and beautiful sunsets. Naples’ smallest island may also be its best-kept secret. Like many Mediterranean islands and Italian coastal towns, Procida is known for its colorful buildings and impressive views of the sea.
While the island has a population of only around 10,000 people, its history dates all the way back to the 15th century B.C. It’s about two and a half miles square, wrapped in dizzying cliffs. Apart from being the setting for scenes in the film, The Talented Mr. Ripley, the island has remained relatively untouched for centuries.
Ferries arrive at a port, overlooked by colorful buildings, and the sunset alone is what would make it worth traveling here. Overlooking the colorful town, you could admire the beautiful view from Terra Murata.
