What are

we doing?

We’ll be hosting a big group dinner on SATURDAY night.
Throughout the weekend we have some activities you can get into. But it’s no pressure. See schedule below.

What to expect:

Big

Dinner

We’ll be hosting a group dinner Saturday night.

We hope you’ll join us at the Botania Relais restaurant. 8:00PM

The restaurant has no dress code, so we’d recommend keep it resort casual. It’ll be warm so think light pants, dresses. Leave your dinner jackets and cocktail dresses at home.

No men in sandals on principle.

ACTIV

ITIES

To join any of the below activities email ciambronesagowitz@gmail.com

  • Casual welcome drinks at the hotel from 6pm - 7pm

    Drinks will include a selection of white wine, red wine, beer, two signature cocktails & some finger foods/snacks

  • Dinner is at 8 PM at Il Corbezzolo (on property)

    Optional activities for during the day:

    Beach Club with Mon & Pat ~€120 pp
    Morning Castle Visit (can pair with Beach Club)
    Wine Tasting
    Apecar Island Tour

  • Optional Hike & Pizza making class and lunch at the Chalet in the forest

    11am - 2:00pm
    Cost ~€85 pp

    Two ways to get there: either an hour-long hike (not super challenging) or a drive with a 10-minute walk.

    The hike will start at 11a, pizza making around 12p and sit down for lunch between 1-1:30pm. Transportation back provided

  • Details and exact costs to come. ~€120 pp

RECO

menda

tions

  • Ischia, the first colony of Magna Graecia founded in the 8th century BC, has all the characteristics to offer an unforgettable holiday: beaches bathed by crystal clear sea, hidden coves, green nature, art, history and open-air thermal springs.

    Each location is different from the other but all are, in their own way, unique and attractive.

    Lacco Ameno is a charming seaside town; here you can walk or sip an aperitif admiring the "Fungo" a tuff rock that rises from the sea in front of the center. Here we find Greek testimonies such as the "Cup of Nestor" preserved inside Villa Arbusto, once the home of the famous film producer of the 50s Angelo Rizzoli, now a museum. Nestor's cup is famous for the phrase engraved on it, which is among the oldest examples of Greek poetry.


    Forio, also on the sea, is famous for the church of Soccorso, the typical architecture and the fiery sunsets over the sea. The characteristic street dotted with shops leads to the port area, where the lively evening life takes place in the numerous open-air bars and restaurants.


    Sant'Angelo, an ancient and fascinating fishing village with colorful pastel-colored houses, has now become a destination for national and international tourism. Its famous little square, surrounded by bars, restaurants and trendy boutiques, makes this place a worldly meeting place.


    Ischia Porto is "the Capital", a lively and attractive place where you can spend pleasant evenings between aperitifs and dinner in the many trendy clubs. From here a walk and you arrive at Ischia Ponte where the "Aragonese Castle" stands, built in 474 BC, not to be missed a visit inside where there is also a bar and a restaurant, both with great views.

  • Please find here the list of restaurants pinned in Google Maps, and descriptions of all of them are below. 

    Lacco Ameno

    • Ristorante Indaco - Michelin-starred fine dining restaurant at Regina Isabella Hotel offering creative seafood cuisine with stunning sunset views over the indigo sea

    • Antichi Sapori d'Ischia di Conte Giuseppe - Traditional restaurant serving authentic Ischian flavors and local specialties passed down through generations

    Ischia Porto/Ischia Ponte

    • Dani Maison - Two Michelin-starred restaurant in Chef Nino Di Costanzo's family home, featuring highly creative and artistic Italian cuisine in an enchanting garden setting

    • Restaurant Auras - Highly-rated seafood restaurant with spectacular views of Castello Aragonese, known for creative dishes like Fish Wellington and exceptional service

    • Il Monastero - Elegant restaurant inside the medieval Castello Aragonese offering refined island cuisine with breathtaking panoramic views from 113 meters above sea level

    • Ristorante La Rondinella da Anna - Cozy family-run restaurant specializing in fresh seafood and traditional Campanian dishes

    • Seasons Lounge Bar & Restaurant - Upscale dining venue with contemporary atmosphere and sophisticated cocktail menu

    • Trattoria Il Focolare - Rustic trattoria serving hearty local fare in a warm, traditional setting

    • Il Giardino Mediterraneo - Garden restaurant offering Mediterranean cuisine surrounded by lush vegetation and aromatic herbs

    Forio **This is the town where the hotel provides a complimentary shuttle service

    • Umberto a Mare - Michelin Guide restaurant perched dramatically on a promontory next to Chiesa del Soccorso, famous for its spectacular sunset views and refined seafood cuisine

    • Pizzeria Mangiafuoco Forio senza glutine - Specialized pizzeria offering delicious gluten-free pizza options in a casual, family-friendly atmosphere

    • Agriturismo Santa Maria al Monte - Farm-to-table restaurant in a rural hillside setting serving organic produce and traditional country cooking

    • Antica Fornace - Historic restaurant housed in a former ceramic kiln, offering traditional Ischian cuisine with rustic charm

    Casamicciola Terme

    Barano d'Ischia

    • O sole mio Francesco - Hidden gem agriturismo run by Francesco, a charming host who sings to guests while serving homemade wine and simple, delicious local cuisine with views of Capri

    • Bar Ristorante Ida Beach Club - Beachfront restaurant combining casual beach dining with fresh seafood and refreshing drinks

    Serrara Fontana


    Various Coastal Locations

  • An excellent shopping list, which was created by a local on the island, via Google Maps. (I will update this list more extensively soon!)