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The thermal springs of Ischia were known and used for their beneficial effects, since the days of the early Greek settlers, who landed on the island, in the eighth century BC

The Ninfe di Nitrodi park is surrounded by verdant hills in the village of Buonopane, in the south of Ischia island. The park winds along characteristic terraces which follow the form of the land in accordance with local rural traditions. The spa complex has showers and wash basins in which water is issued pure, directly from the springs without storage or chemical or physical treatment of any sort and at its natural temperature of 28°C.

If you happen to be on the island of Ischia, a visit to the Bay of Sorgeto is a must. Hot and mineral springs, sauna and therapeutic vapors, this is what Mother Nature wanted to give to the Island of Ischia in ancient times, and today available free of charge for all those looking for a place to recover from stress and daily fatigue.

The term Buceto indicates one of the most important and intersting springs on the island of Ischia, which originates in the eastern part of Mount Buceto. The spring has provided drinking water to the people of Ischia since the past and has ensured them for a long time the possibility of carrying out all activities, agricultural and those related to daily needs.

The Olmitello spring has particular beneficial and curative properties. The source is accessible all year round. Admission is free
At the moment the area is closed to the public for safety interventions

The Nitrodi spring is renowned for its therapeutic qualities by the islanders and tourists who frequent the island.

It is a practically unknown place, but which could very well stand up to comparison with much more popular tourist environments.Cavascura is a unique geosite, the result of a millennial process of erosion of the rocks due to the joint action of wind and water meteoric.