Immerse yourself in the beauty of Ponza Island on a 5-hour boat tour. Starting at the picturesque Ponza Port, explore the vibrant harbor before boarding a traditional boat with a local captain. Cruise the island’s stunning coastline, discovering wonders like the Grottoes di Pilato and Chiaia di Luna beach. Enjoy swimming in tranquil coves and indulge in a freshly prepared pasta lunch on board, complemented by local wine.
- Expert English-speaking guide sharing local history and legends
- Stops for swimming and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters of serene coves
- Delicious lunch including pasta, local wine and espresso served on board
UPGRADE to our departure from Anzio and ferry tickets to and from Ponza are included.
UPGRADE to our departure from Rome and bus transfers + ferry tickets to and from Rome are included.
Meet in front of il FARO Cafè which is just in front of the disembarkation point of the Laziomar (Agostino Lauro) ferry from Anzio on Molo Musco. Your guide will be wearing teal and orange and carrying a flag with the Open Up logo.
Our boat trip circumnavigates the island of Ponza stopping at all of the best swimming and snorkeling spots, sea caves and scenic coves.
Heading out of the port of Ponza we will come across the Grottos of Pilatus, carved by the ancient Romans.
Passing by the southern tip of the island, glancing up we will notice the Guardia lighthouse, one of the most important on the coast.
Your guide will share the legend that gives this scenic cove an extra air of mystery.
At White Point, if sea conditions allow we will swim through a blue grotto from end to end.
The Natural Pools are a popular swimming spot in Ponza for those visiting by land, we will enjoy a view as we pass by boat.
In the Cove of the Water there was once a bountiful source of natural spring water the ancient Romans used.
Another popular swimming area with those visiting by land, a tiny boat takes guests back and forth to sun on a giant "scoglio"
A medieval lookout point and the site where an american landing ship tank sunk in WWII during a storm.
Cala Cecata tells the story of the islands industrial past, once a bentonite mine, now it's a swimming area.
One of the Ponza's most colorful coves, Cala Felci has characteristic fern plants that stand in stark contrast to the bring yellow on the cliff walls - sulphur - a reminder of the islands volcanic origins.
Picturesque Punta Incenso is the northernmost tip of the island and marks the starting point for an exploration of the eastern side of the island.
A popular swimming spot on the island's east side, reachable by land only through a treacherous descent of over 200 steps.
Surely the most photographed rock formation in Ponza, the Natural Arch is an obvious stop -- make sure to hug or kiss your special someone as we pass by to guarantee lifelong love and happiness.
Ponza does not have many beaches, but this pebble beach is the closest to the port and the most popular. It's also our last stop before heading back to the port.
Once we land back in Ponza's port in the late afternoon, it's a perfect time to wander the historic center, enjoy an aperitivo or a gelato and explore the shops.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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