Via Marina di Corricella, 80079 Procida NA
Procida's most iconic seaside village, famous for its colorful houses overlooking the sea, its picturesque harbor, and its authentic old fishing village atmosphere.
Marina della Corricella is Procida's oldest and most picturesque fishing village, built like a natural amphitheater overlooking the sea. Its pastel-colored houses—yellow, pink, blue, and green—overlap and intertwine in a unique array of arches, stairways, terraces, and loggias, creating one of the most photographed landscapes in Campania.
The village is car-free and can only be reached by sea or via the characteristic steps descending from Terra Murata. This layout helps maintain a quiet and authentic atmosphere, where the pace of life is still tied to fishing and the sea.
Corricella is also a symbolic place in Italian cinematic culture, made famous by the film Il Postino (The Postman), and today it is a favorite destination for visitors seeking leisurely strolls, seaside restaurants, and panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples.