This is great place to get away from all the chaos of Naples. Nice swimming and kayaking and place…read moreto soak up that sweet sweet Mediterranean sunshine.

Circolo Windsurfing school is located on the private beach, Lido Risorgimento, in Formia on the…read moreTyrrhenian Sea. There is plenty of wind and waves for all types of water sports. Armando and Francesco will hook you up with wind surfing, canoeing, paddle boarding (sup) equipment and instruction. Their prices are reasonable and the guys are incredibly friendly and fun. They speak English and give great tips on local things to do and see as well. I took advantage of the calmer days and paddle boarded my way around the gulf. The water is clean, clear, warm and perfect for boarding out as far or near as you like. There is a bit of sailboat and canoe traffic, but all the big boats stay beyond the mussel reef, so it is also a really safe area to learn.

The entrance fee was 12 euro per person. If you want to stay at an less crowded area, you need to…read morepay 6 euro more. My husband and I went to the beach on a Sunday afternoon, around 2 pm. It was very crowded. We did move to the "reservation" area and paid more. It was a much nicer experience.

By far the best restaurant I have been to in the area !! They were extremely friendly and the…read moreservice was great. My favorite was their eggplant pizza and seafood pasta. Highly recommend trying this place. The price isn't bad at all. Pretty affordable. It's right on the beach so you get to enjoy a beautiful view with an amazing meal.

Everything here is perfect! Peppe is the best!…read more Location: Right on the water, you can watch children splash and fishermen cast as you enjoy fresh seafood. Wine and drinks: their house/vino locale white was incredible. The mineral water was priced fairly. The limoncello is the best I've ever had! Food: everything was delicious and so fresh! We sorta did a little surf and turf thing. The meat was cooked perfectly medium rare and the seafood tasted like it had been caught right before cooking. Service: friendly family feel Recommended 100%

GORGEOUS & BEAUTIFUL - Totally worth the short hike to the bay…read more We stayed in Praiano so we took a bus to Sorrento and then another bus to Nerano. Was prob. about a two hour trip each way. Once you get off the bus stop in Nerano (stop should be in front of Olga's Residence), look for the signs that point to Baia di Ieranto. Its a slight uphill hike of about 45 minutes or so. There's a sign about mid way through your hike that says for the bay turn right..for something else (sorry i forget), turn left. Turn left. This will take you to the bay and it is less steep. We went in October 2016 and apparently there was a fire which closed the route there. When we asked around locals didn't seem to think it was a big deal. There was some fire damage but if you're careful, the hike is very do-able. It was a bit raining when we went so the bay was basically empty. Loved it!!!!!

Such a great gem! Not too crowded because it does involve a bus ride and hike to get down to the…read morebeach. But very beautiful.

Tricky to get here! We took a bus and used google translate to explain to someone on the bus where…read morewe were trying to go. It was a decent walk down a path to get to the inlet and you have to walk down a pretty steep set of stairs to get down to the water but boy is it worth it! I'd recommend water shoes as the rocks are slick. You can swim around or lounge on rocks. There were probably about a dozen people while we were there in April. There's lots of nearby walking paths full of wildflowers and some ruins. I could have packed a lunch and spent all day here and in the surrounding hiking spots. Beautiful views of Mt Vesuvius across the water.