Bridge 2 June in Flotilla to the Pontine Islands

We will open the summer with a beautiful flotilla to the Pontine islands, a true corner of paradise where the sea is clear and crystalline. They are located a few miles from the mainland. We will take the first baths to greet the new season.

The sailing boat is ideal for discovering the archipelago which includes the six islands of Palmarola - Ponza - Ventotene - Zannone - Gavi - Santo Stefano. One more beautiful than the other and certainly unique in the Mediterranean landscape. This area is great for sailors.
Each island of the archipelago is different: Ventotene is barren with dark beaches of volcanic origin; Ponza has magnificent coastline and turquoise water and a beautiful colorful village on the harbor. Zannone and Palmarola are completely wild and luxuriant.

We are waiting for you to start at the most with the summer season. Winter is over and now we want the sea, sun, sailing, new and old friends.

Flotilla sailing on 2 beautiful boats!
-> SUN ODYSSEY 449 - prestige category
-> 3 double cabins + 1 cabin with bunk bed + dinette for skipper
-> 2 bathrooms
-> Length 13.76 m
-> Registration year 2017 and 2018

THE PLUS OF THIS CRUISE
• A soft itinerary without long crossings against the wind or with rough sea
• Circular program that allows you to always visit different places
• Modest on-site expenses
• Warm and not humid climate, at the end of May it is fabulous
• Stops scheduled in relation to the prevailing wind

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General PROGRAM:
The Pontine archipelago has a unique charm throughout the Mediterranean and is made up of two groups of islands: the northwestern group consisting of Ponza, Palmarola, Zannone and Gavi. The south-western group consisting of Ventotene and the small islet of S. Stefano.

Ponza: Its underwater caves and cliffs attract thousands of diving enthusiasts every year, as well as bathers, who prefer the famous Chiaia di Luna beach, a very small sandy beach within walking distance, surrounded by a high cliff overlooking the sea .
Ponza is also a VIP island, frequented by the international jet set who love to show up in clubs. There are many, including restaurants and bars. Not to be missed in Ponza is a boat tour around the island. Only in this way, for example, can you easily reach the Frontone beach, a pebble beach with transparent water. On the beach there is a kiosk, where in the evening young tourists love to come to dance and have fun.
Among the most beautiful spots for diving are the Formiche , a group of rocks that emerge from the water, considered the most interesting dive on the island due to the gullies 30 meters deep that overlook a step that slopes down to over 50 m, where the red gorgonian is visited by moray eels and groupers.

Ventotene: From a tourist point of view it is very popular with scuba divers because of the beautiful seabed on the west coast, within the Marine Protected Area . Among the most beautiful spots is Punta Pascone , which has a backdrop of black lava sand in which a large cave opens up, very suggestive for underwater photography. The main beaches of Ventotene are three: Calarossano, Parata Grande and Cala Nave , all black and very quiet, for those looking for a relaxing holiday.

Palmarola: Also called la Forcina due to its shape, the island is a nature reserve and, thanks to its pristine appearance and the variety of coasts, it is considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world . Inhabited only in the summer, it becomes a good retreat for the Ponza people who, escaping from the chaotic Ponza, take refuge in the cave-houses, typical dwellings carved into the rock. In addition to these houses, the only buildings on the island meet in Cala del Porto , the only landing place in Palmarola where there is also the beach, an enchanting cove of pebbles mixed with sand, with a great wild and uncontaminated charm, protected by high Faraglione di San Silverio . Here are only two small restaurants and the villa of the Fendi sisters.

NB: The itinerary is subject to the decisions of the captain and to weather and sea conditions