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Ponza

Ponza

The largest of the Pontine Islands, the one that gives the archipelago its name.

Ponza is the largest of the Pontine Islands and gives the archipelago its name. From the sea you can pick out the pale cliffs, the coves and the harbour, where the traditional restaurants face directly onto the water.

Arriving by boat you can choose where to stop for a swim and when to move on, avoiding the busiest hours and places. On board lunch is ready in minutes, or you can step ashore and eat in the harbour restaurants.

From Terracina the crew suggests the itinerary according to the sea conditions of the day. With more time, a weekend lets you see the island at sunset and at dawn.

What to see from the sea

  • The harbour with restaurants facing the water
  • Pale cliffs and coves
  • The island’s outline from the sea

What to do

  • Swimming and diving in a cove
  • Snorkelling
  • Lunch on board or in the harbour restaurants

The fleet

Recommended boats for this destination

Open Gagliotta Camaro 43 in navigazione

Gagliotta Camaro 43

  • Length 13 m
  • Guests (day trip) 8 persone

An elegant open with surprising space for its size, just refitted.

From €1,200 per day

Barca Airone Marine 40 in navigazione

Airone Marine 40

  • Length 12 m
  • Guests (day trip) 8 persone

Sporty, elegant design, ideal for cruises with family or friends.

From €1,600 per day

Barca Absolute 41 con scafo blu in navigazione

Absolute 41

  • Length 12 m
  • Guests (day trip) 8 persone

Performance, comfort and elegant design, in excellent overall condition.

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Photos

Costa di Ponza
Calette di Ponza
Mare e scogliere di Ponza

Frequently asked questions

How much time do I need to visit Ponza?

A full day lets you go round the island with several swimming stops; a weekend adds sunset and dawn.

Can I have lunch on board?

Yes, you bring the food and there is a galley on board; otherwise you can lunch in the harbour restaurants.

Other destinations

Ventotene vista dal mare

Ventotene

A volcanic island with a Roman-era harbour carved into the tuff.

Santo Stefano

Santo Stefano

The uninhabited islet opposite Ventotene, with the former Bourbon prison.

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