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The sunshine spot with golden beaches, €2 pints, sunset cruises, cliff jumping, and €38 Ryanair flights


TAKE a look at the sunshine spot with golden beaches, €2 pints and cliff jumping – with Ryanair flights from just €38.

Naples is Italy’s third largest city after Rome and Milan, and is the capital of the Campania region.

Naples alleyway with colorful buildings and balconies.
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Naples is the third largest city in Italy[/caption]

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Located in the southwest of the country, Naples is a coastal area popular among tourists.

It offers all that you would need for a short getaway from stunning beaches and natural beauty to memorable culture and nightlife.

And the spot boasts year-round warm weather, with temperatures as high as 24°C even in the winter months.

It’s the perfect place for jetsetters to shake off dull winter weather and embrace the sun.

Not only that, but Naples Airport is only roughly three hours from Ireland.

Ryanair is offering flights to the city’s main airport for just €38 on selected dates.

The airline giant flies from Dublin Airport straight to Naples so holidaygoers can reach the sunny spot without travelling too far.

Once in Naples, the city has heaps to offer that can be packed into a weekend trip.

Most visitors would recommend spending at least three to four days in Naples, but if you have more time, you won’t be sorry.


Like any coastal European city, Naples offers miles of stunning beaches to soak up the sun.

The beautiful Bagno Elena is a favourite among families and children and is set against a backdrop of a stunning old world palace.

The beach is divided into three main areas – the first is the central pier, which is ideal for lounging on a sunbed.

It’s the perfect spot for holidaygoers to sit and relax with a cocktail or a good book and has a gorgeous view of the surrounding area.

On either side are the other parts of the beach, which have shallow water safe enough to swim in.

There are also plenty of sunbeds to rent and the delicious Il Ristorante located on the pier.

OPEN WATERS

For a more unique take on city swimming, head to Rocce Verdi, where although you have to pay a small entrance fee, there is plenty to do.

The rocky spot, known in English as Green Rocks for the colour the rocks turn when the tide comes in, is perfect for adventure lovers.

There, visitors can head to the top of a rocky cliff and dive into the saltwater pools below, or rent a kayak to head out into the open waters.

There are also more sunbeds available to rent, so no matter your speed, you’ll be comfortable.

After a day at the beach, there’s plenty more on offer in the stunning city.

DAY TRIP

An old world charm means the spot is filled with winding alleyways and cobbled streets.

And there are some beautiful must-see buildings, such as the San Carlo Theatre and the Royal Palace of Naples.

History buffs should plan a day trip to Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius, about an hour outside the city.

The famous city of Pompeii was preserved in 79 AD after the massive volcanic eruption, leaving it covered in ash.

Plenty of tours offer a half day or one day trip from the city to the historic site, and it’s a must see when in Naples.

NEW SIDE OF THE CITY

There are plenty of other exciting activities on offer including a cruise along the coastline.

Some of the trips include food and drinks, and others will take you out at sunset so you can enjoy a truly picturesque moment.

Another great activity is to take a tour of the famous underground caves which wind under the city.

Built during the Roman Empire, the tunnels offer a glimpse into the city’s fascinating past.

At night, there’s a whole other side to Naples that is well worth seeing.

From low-key, culture-focused nights to heart-pumping dance fun, the city offers all that you need for a great night.

And with a pint of beer costing just €2 in some places, it’s easy to make the most of a night out without breaking the bank.

One of the most popular areas among Neapolitan locals is Chiaia, an upmarket area filled with cocktail bars and delicious restaurants.

Night view of Naples, Italy, with Mount Vesuvius in the background.
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The city has plenty on offer at night time[/caption]

Aerial view of colorful houses and boats in a harbor.
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Naples is a south west coastal city[/caption]

Aerial view of Naples, Italy, showing Mount Vesuvius in the background.
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The city is an hour from the famous Mount Vesuvius[/caption]

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