• Grotte di Pilato - The Pilate Caves are among the most captivating archaeological sites on the island of Ponza, showcasing a remarkable blend of Roman engineering, mystery, and natural beauty. This subterranean and underwater complex, dating back to the first century A.D., comprises five caves carved into the tuff, interconnected by underwater tunnels and an outdoor pool. Situated southeast of the port, beneath the Madonna hill and the Ponza cemetery, the Pilate Caves are accessible solely by sea, making them an essential destination for island visitors.
• Chiaia Di Luna - Chiaia di Luna is undoubtedly one of the most iconic and picturesque beaches on the island of Ponza. Positioned along the southwest coast, this bay captivates visitors with its crescent shape, towering white and yellow tuff cliffs, and the crystal-clear waters that gently lap the shore. The name “Chiaia di Luna” originates from the Neapolitan dialect: “chiaia” means “beach,” and “moon” refers to the bay’s arched shape.
• Cala Feola - Cala Feola is one of the few sandy beaches on the island of Ponza, located in the Le Forna area. Sheltered by white tuff cliffs and surrounded by pristine nature, this bay offers a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a respite from city life. The shallow, sandy seabed makes Cala Feola particularly suitable for families with children and those wishing to swim in calm, clear waters.
• Cala Felci - Cala Felce is one of the most beautiful and untouched beaches on the island of Ponza, situated on the northeastern coast and accessible only by sea. This bay is named after the ferns that adorn the surrounding landscape, providing a natural and wild setting that enchants every visitor.
• Arco Naturale - The Arco Naturale di Ponza is one of the island’s most iconic symbols and one of the most photographed natural wonders of the Pontine archipelago. Located along the island’s east coast, this impressive limestone stack rises about 30 meters above sea level and features an opening approximately 7 meters wide, allowing the passage of small and medium-sized boats.

Locally known as “Chop-Splitter” or “Chop-Splitter” — names that evoke its shape resembling a giant pair of pants — the Natural Arch is the result of millennia of marine erosion, which has sculpted the tufa rock into a structure as fragile as it is majestic.

• Cala di Lucia Rosa - Lucia Rosa Beach in Ponza is a charming cove, accessible only by sea, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and the romantic legend that surrounds it. The beach is characterized by clear sand and pebbles, bathed by a sea that ranges from turquoise to blue, with indigo hues. The towering cliffs overlooking the sea and the stacks of Maria Rosa complete the breathtaking landscape.

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Guide
• Lunch
• Carbonated beverages

• Private transportation

Unwind and enjoy yourself, as everything else is handled for you.

• Open bar with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options.
• Begin with an aperitif.
• Onboard lunch provided.
• Dessert and coffee included.
• Snorkeling gear available.
• Lifebuoys and floating tubes provided.
• Experience the most stunning tour of the island!

Important Note: Alcoholic beverages are only served to guests aged 21 and over. Guests under 21 will be offered soft drinks.

• not suitable for children under 2 years
• no pets allowed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.