Hotels Barano D'Ischia, Guesthouses Barano D'Ischia and Residences Barano D'Ischia

Barano d’Ischia is one of the seven municipalities of Ischia, which is one of the most famous and fascinating islands of the Mediterranean Sea together with Procida and Capri, the other islands of the Gulf of Naples. Barano d’Ischia is situated south-west of the island, and it is characterized by green hilly landscapes and impressive rocky cliffs which fall sheer to the sea. It is particularly appreciated for its famous “Moronti Beach” and the “Spring of Cava Scura”, whose thermal waters have plenty of beneficial effects.

Barano d’Ischia, whose hilly landscapes are mainly devoted to agriculture, gives tourists the possibility to spend pleasant moments here based on the utmost privacy and intimacy. Hotels in Barano d’Ischia give guests the possibility to enjoy sea, nature and enchanting views. The local guest houses give guests the possibility to eat tasty traditional specialities while taking advantage of modern comforts and high-quality services and facilities.

Barano's most famous attraction is the so-called “Moronti Beach”, which is highly appreciated for the incredible naturalistic beauties it gathers, such as the so-called “fumaroles”, that are openings in the crust which emit steam and gases. It is carpeted with a thick Mediterranean shrub and surrounded by impressive rocks, cliffs and spurs. The beach, a narrow strip of white sand, it totally encircled by further impressive natural beauties.
Plenty of narrow footpaths connect “Moronti Beach” with numerous quarries. One of them hosts the famous “Spring of Cava Scura”, the most important thermal spring in Ischia. Over the course of the centuries, local inhabitants have dug the surrounding rocks in order to create open-air baths, which are now used to carry out beneficial therapies and treatments.
Barano's city centre is a quiet and peaceful place whose beautiful churches and squares give visitors the possibility to enjoy breathtaking views over the sea. Barano is situated a short distance from the most popular places of the island, such as the ancient fishing village of Sant’Angelo D’Ischia and the impressive Aragonese Castle.