The particular position of the Caracol makes the gourmet restaurant a private, intimate place, nestled between the rocks and the Mediterranean beauty of Capo Miseno’s promontory.
The Caracol, private and far from the frenzy of everyday life, is the peace and well-being venue, where you can spend a blissful period. Connecting with the beauty surrounding the restaurant will happen naturally.
The eyes will be embracing the Miseno beach, Ischia, and Procida. They offer a dreamy scenary revealing gold shades among crystal blue waves close at hand.
Miseno is a symbol of natural and mythological richness. The place takes its name from an unfortunate hero, Aeneas’s companion, buried here. Miseno today includes the renowned beach of Miliscola, a popular seaside resort. Furthermore, the panoramic Capo Miseno and Monte di Procida, offering every traveler breathtaking evocative views.
The Casina Vanvitelliana and the Mirabilis Pool in Bacoli, L’Antro della Sibilla in Cuma, the Castle and the Submerged Archaeological Park in Baia; the surroundings of Caracol are a mine of historical and natural beauties to be discovered. Every day, excursions and guided tours guide visitors to these magical places rich in mythology.
Pozzuoli is the beating heart of the Phlegraean Fields. Ancient and essential port during the epic of ancient Rome, it still maintains its golden essence. The Temple of Serapis, the Flavian Amphitheater, and the Rione Terra, the city’s ancient center, are must-sees of the area. And just outside the center, the fumes and scents of the Solfatara, a volcano still active today.
Procida is the smallest of the three islands in the Gulf of Naples. Although it is smaller and wilder than Ischia and Capri, it maintains its simple, sincere tone as a fishermen and family village. Its charm made it the location for the classic Italian movie “Il Postino” by Massimo Troisi, and it is now for all visitors to see. The island can be reached from the nearby port of Pozzuoli.
Known as “The Green Island,” Ischia is a microcosm of architectural and natural beauties. The Aragonese Castle, the Borgo di Sant’Angelo, the spa gardens, the Maronti beach are just some of the must-see destinations on the island, reachable by ferry from nearby Pozzuoli.
