Destination · from the port
- from the port
- 150 minutes sailing from the port
The farthest destination: pale cliffs, open sea and the bay of Chiaia di Luna. It is reached on a charter of several days.
- Where we stop
- At Chiaia di Luna, if the wind allows, or at Cala Feola. It is the only destination with a night at anchor.
- When to go
- Over several days: the crossing takes about two and a half hours each way.
The places around Ponza that are best seen from the boat.
A crescent-shaped tuff cliff, tall and unbroken, with a strip of beach at its foot. The beach has been closed since 2001 because of falling rocks, and the Roman tunnel that led to it is sealed.
- From the sea
- It can be seen only from the sea, and the boat keeps its distance from the shore.
A group of pale tuff rocks detached from the coast of the island, with shallow, clear water between them.
- From the sea
- You view them from the water: there is no way down from land.
Roman tanks cut into the rock at sea level, connected to each other and to the sea by tunnels: they kept fish alive for the island’s imperial villa.
- From the sea
- The arched openings can be seen in a row at the foot of the cliff, only from the water.
A cove with a beach and, a little further on, the natural pools: basins cut into the rock that the sea fills from below. A lip of rocks separates them from the open sea.
- From the sea
- The water in the pools stays still even when there are waves in the open sea.
