Negombo (Ischia)

Negombo is a botanical-garden thermal park in San Montano Bay at Lacco Ameno on the island of Ischia, in the Bay of Naples, Campania, Italy. It is a day trip from Naples, reached by ferry to Ischia and then local transport to Lacco Ameno along Via San Montano. The setting combines landscaped gardens, sculpture and sea frontage, with more than a dozen thermal pools, a sea-water pool, a hammam and a private beach. The ambience is calm, green and design-conscious, closer to a garden retreat than to a conventional spa, with pools set among plants and walkways down to the water. Ischia's volcanic thermal waters are a regional tradition, and the pools here use them at varied temperatures and with different mineral and hydromassage features, so visitors typically build their own circuit through the day. The wellness centre provides treatments, and the hammam adds a steam-bath element, though the individual treatment menu and therapist training should be confirmed with the park. Negombo's reputation as one of the best-known thermal gardens on Ischia rests on its botanical setting and the scale of its pools. Facilities include the thermal pools, sea-water pool, hammam, beach, wellness centre and garden paths. The park is seasonal: the 2026 season ended on 8 October, so it is closed on the date of this guide until the next season opens, and visitors should check negombo.it for 2027 dates. Prices follow an official list published on the website, with the 2026 list valid from 14 September to 11 October 2026. Booking norms favour consulting the website for the current price list and reserving treatments in advance in high season, and the park can be contacted by phone on +39 081 986152. Visitors should bring swimwear, a towel and flip-flops, and should check ferry timetables so as not to miss the return crossing to Naples.