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Santo Stefano

Santo Stefano

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

Santo Stefano is a small uninhabited islet opposite Ventotene. On the island you can see the former Bourbon prison, an unmistakable building from the sea.

Together with Ventotene it is part of the marine protected area: from the sea you can admire it up close, respecting the rules on navigation and anchoring.

A trip around Santo Stefano is easy to add to a day at Ventotene: the crew advises you on the best moment.

Protected areas and access

It is part of the Ventotene and Santo Stefano marine protected area. Access rules can change: before departure we confirm the ones in force.

What to see from the sea

  • The former Bourbon prison
  • The islet’s coastline
  • The channel towards Ventotene

What to do

  • Sailing around the islet
  • Photos from the sea

The fleet

Recommended boats for this destination

Yacht Gobbi Atlantis 47 in navigazione

Gobbi Atlantis 47

  • Length 14 m
  • Guests (day trip) 8 persone

An elegant motor yacht from the Gobbi shipyard in Viareggio, finished in glossy cherry wood.

From €1,800 per day

Yacht Ferretti 62 flybridge in mare

Ferretti 62

  • Length 20 m
  • Guests (day trip) 10 persone

A flybridge yacht of almost 20 metres that combines living space with sporty performance.

From €2,000 per day

Frequently asked questions

Can I land on Santo Stefano?

The island has special access rules: we confirm them before departure.

Is it visited together with Ventotene?

Yes, they are close and easily combined in the same day.

Other destinations

Ponza vista dal mare

Ponza

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

Ventotene vista dal mare

Ventotene

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

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