🚗 By car
Porto Azzurro is located on the island of Elba: the car can be used up to the ports of embarkation on the mainland, in particular Piombino (port of Piombino Marittima). Main routes: from the A12/SS1 (southbound) you reach Piombino; from Pisa the distance is about 80-90 km (approximate driving time 1 h 15-1 h 30), from Florence about 120-140 km (1 h 40-2 h), from Rome about 230 km (about 3 h). During operating periods it is possible to embark vehicles on roll-on/roll-off ferries bound for Elba; Authorizations and boarding lines vary by company and season.

🚆 By train
The reference station is Piombino Marittima, connected by regional convoys via Campiglia Marittima to the Tyrrhenian network; there are connections from Pisa and Livorno with approximate times Pisa-Piombino Marittima about 1 h 15-1 h 40, Florence SMN with change at Campiglia Marittima generally in 2 h 30-3 h; from Rome the times vary around 3 hours with one or more changes. Trains arrive directly at the port area of Piombino Marittima allowing you to continue on foot or with bus connections to the embarkations for Elba.

✈️ By plane
On the island, the airport is Marina di Campo (EBA), with seasonal flights and charter flights; the transfer from Marina di Campo to Porto Azzurro is about 20-35 minutes by car. On the mainland, the most practical airports are Pisa (PSA) and Florence (FLR): from Pisa the road transfer to Piombino takes about 1 h 15-1 h 40, from Florence about 1 h 45-2 h; combinations of train, bus, taxi and car rental are available to complete the route to the ports of embarkation for Elba.

⛴️ By ferry/hydrofoil
The main embarkations for Elba depart from Piombino Marittima; the companies operating the routes include scheduled operators and high-speed services, with disembarkation in the island's ports such as Portoferraio, Cavo, Marina di Campo and, in some connections, Porto Azzurro. The durations vary according to the type of ship and the port of call: fast services approximately 40-60 minutes, conventional ferries 60-90 minutes; Both passenger and vehicle journeys are available, with times and frequencies subject to seasonal variation.

The skipper sleeps in one of the boat's cabins, sharing with one of the guests.

Double cabins are usually assigned to those traveling as a couple, while those booking individually share a cabin with another traveler of the same gender. Spots are assigned in order of booking, except in special cases.

No, it is not possible to reserve a single cabin, as all cabins are shared between participants in order to maintain the group travel formula.

The provisions will be purchased by the participants immediately after boarding.

Meal preparation is a shared activity among all participants in the experience, unless the optional “Hostess/Cook on board” service is available and has been chosen.