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Zannone

Zannone

The uninhabited island of the Pontine group, part of the Circeo National Park.

Zannone is an uninhabited island of the Ponza group and is part of the Circeo National Park. It is a natural environment to be seen with respect: access and bathing rules are set by the Park.

Before going it is worth knowing what is allowed. That is why, when you choose Zannone, we confirm the rules in force and organise the day accordingly: a stop in the areas where it is allowed or a trip along the coast.

It can be combined with Ponza and Gavi in a single itinerary.

Protected areas and access

It is part of the Circeo National Park: access and bathing follow the Park’s rules. Access rules can change: before departure we confirm the ones in force.

What to see from the sea

  • The island’s uninhabited coastline
  • The natural landscape of the Park

What to do

  • Sailing round the island
  • A stop where allowed

The fleet

Recommended boats for this destination

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.

From €1,600 per day

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit for Zannone?

The island is in the Circeo National Park and has its own access rules. We confirm what is allowed before departure.

Can I swim?

It depends on the area and the Park’s rules: ask us before you leave.

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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