Sailing Cabin Cruise From Naples to Pontine Islands
16 August 2025 - 23 August 2025
Pontine Islands, IT
7 days trip
6 places avaliable
Sailboat
Shared cruises may require a minimum number of guests.
Price may vary depending on the cabin type, occupancy and cruise date.
Reservations are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.
A sailing cruise is certainly the best choice for a holiday to discover the Pontine Islands and the Flegrean Islands: Capri, Ischia and Procida. Anchoring at each cove or exploring hidden beaches. Spending a holiday dedicated to relaxation and well-being, between bathing at anchor, in a sea of unique colors and short sailings to fully enjoy the coast and the islands.
Jump on board our Bavaria 50 which, with it's external and internal spaces, awaits you for a week of sailing and relax to discover the Pontine and Flegrean islands.
Starting from their base in Naples, we provides sailing charters for your sailboat hire for a voyage to the Pontine Islands to explore the natural beauty and volcanic antecedents of a region lying in the center of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Do not miss this opportunity at any cost. On board the boat to Pontine Islands, you will enjoy a succession of bays and coves that lie between the waters and beaches that breathe life into a breathtaking panorama. Who would have imagined that, in the center of Italy, you could find such memorable landscapes of harmony and simplicity? In other words, if you want to enjoy itineraries to sail in the Pontine Islands, and perhaps also appreciate the flavors of the local cuisine. Ruminate on our offers and decide when you want to start your voyage from our base in Procida. We will take care of everything else, including treating you to amazing scenery, beaches with fine sand, bays and hidden coves and the lovely sea winds that bring salt on the lips, a sensation that most tourists aspire to experience. Once you are on the seas with us you will never want to end the voyage.
Itinerary
Day1
Naples
On Saturday afternoon, at 3:00 PM, we will meet at the Darsena Acton in Naples, where our sailboat awaits us. After checking in, we will introduce ourselves to our skipper and crew, who will explain the safety equipment and the rules on board. They will assign us our cabins, where we can store our luggage and our food. Then, we will be ready to set sail towards our first destination: Ischia. Ischia is the largest and most famous of the islands in the Gulf of Naples. It is known as the green island, for its lush vegetation, and as the island of spas , for its hot springs and wellness centers. Ischia is also an island rich in history, art and culture , with its Aragonese castle, churches, museums and picturesque villages. Sailing towards Ischia, we will be able to admire the breathtaking panorama of the Neapolitan coast, with Vesuvius , Cape Posillipo and the islands of Procida and Nisida . We can also take advantage of the navigation to learn the rudiments of sailing, alternating at the helm and maneuvers, under the guidance of our skipper. If the weather permits, we can also stop for a refreshing dip in the sea. We will arrive in Ischia at sunset , when the sky will be tinged with warm and evocative colors. We will moor in the bay of the Aragonese castle , one of the most beautiful and evocative on the island. Here, we can dine on board, enjoying the typical products of the local cuisine, such as pizza, mozzarella, tomato and limoncello. Then, we can spend the night at anchor, lulled by the gentle movement of the waves. If the weather conditions do not allow us to spend the night at anchor during the night, we will evaluate the possibility of sleeping in port and leaving the following day.
Day2
Ventotene and Ponza
On Sunday morning, after breakfast on board, we will set sail towards Ventotene , the third island of the Pontine archipelago. Ventotene is an island of volcanic origin, which preserves traces of its ancient history. The island was colonized by the Romans, who built a port, an aqueduct, thermal baths and villas. Among these, Villa Giulia stands out, where the emperor Augustus exiled his daughter Giulia for her love affairs. Ventotene was also home to a political prison during fascism, where some anti-fascists were locked up, including Sandro Pertini and Altiero Spinelli. Ventotene also offers uncontaminated nature , which is part of the protected marine area. The sea around the island is a paradise for diving enthusiasts, who can explore the seabed rich in flora and fauna, and also the wrecks of ancient Roman ships. The beaches and coves of Ventotene are small but enchanting, such as Cala Nave , Cala Rossano and Calarossano Beach. Sailing towards Ventotene will be an opportunity to learn the basics of sailing, taking turns at the helm and maneuvers, under the guidance of our skipper. We can also enjoy the view of the sea and the sky, and make a few stops for a refreshing swim. We will have lunch while sailing , tasting the typical products of the area, such as blue fish, tomatoes, lentils and white wine. Depending on the weather conditions, we will decide whether to spend the night at anchor in Ventotene or continue sailing towards Ponza, arriving in the evening. In both cases, dinner and overnight stay at anchor, with the possibility of going ashore to visit the historic center, the archaeological museum and the church of Santa Candida.
Day3
Ponza
Monday morning, after a hearty breakfast on board, we will set sail for Ponza, the largest and most famous of the Pontine Islands. Ponza is a volcanic island, characterized by a jagged coastline and a variety of colors ranging from white to red, from green to blue. Along the coast, we will be able to admire the Pilate Caves, ancient Roman pools dug into the rock, the Faraglioni della Madonna, imposing rocks that emerge from the sea, and the Chiaia di Luna, a splendid sandy beach dominated by a crescent-shaped cliff. Ponza deserves at least two days of visiting, so we will decide together whether to spend the evening on land or on the boat. If we choose to go ashore, we will be able to savor the atmosphere of Ponza, strolling among the shops and bars of the town, or enjoying a dinner of fresh fish in one of the many restaurants on the island. If we prefer to stay on the boat, we can enjoy the starry sky and the silence of the night, anchored in a quiet and safe harbor. Alternatively, in the afternoon we can leave for Palmarola, a wild and uncontaminated island, where we can spend the night in a protected bay.
Day4
Palmarola
Tuesday will be dedicated to the discovery of Palmarola, considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Palmarola is an uninhabited island, made of rocks sculpted by the wind and the sea, which create suggestive and suggestive shapes. The island is surrounded by a crystalline sea, rich in marine life, which invites you to swim and snorkel. Among the most beautiful coves to visit are Cala del Porto, where there is an ancient fishing village, Cala Brigantina, where you can admire a cave with stalactites and stalagmites, and Cala Tramontana, where you can watch the sunset over the sea. During the vacation days between Ponza and Palmarola we will decide together, based on the sea weather conditions, the best anchorage to spend fun days and quiet nights at anchor. We can also alternate visits to the two islands, based on our preferences and the availability of berths.
Day5
Ventotene
On Wednesday, after breakfast and lunch in one of the coves of Ponza, we will set sail towards Ventotene, the third island of the Pontine archipelago. Ventotene is an island of volcanic origin, which preserves traces of its ancient history. The island was colonized by the Romans, who built a port, an aqueduct, spas and villas. Among these, Villa Giulia stands out, where the emperor Augustus exiled his daughter Giulia for her love affairs. Ventotene was also home to a political prison during fascism, where some anti-fascists were locked up, including Sandro Pertini and Altiero Spinelli. Ventotene also offers uncontaminated nature, which is part of the protected marine area. The sea around the island is a paradise for diving enthusiasts, who can explore the seabed rich in flora and fauna, and also the wrecks of ancient Roman ships. The beaches and coves of Ventotene are small but enchanting, such as Cala Nave, Cala Rossano and Calarossano Beach. On Wednesday evening we plan to spend the night in the port, which will give us the opportunity to go ashore and enjoy the wonders of this little pearl of the Mediterranean. We can visit the historic center, with its colorful houses and narrow streets, the archaeological museum, which houses the Roman finds of the island, and the church of Santa Candida, the patron saint of the island. We can also taste local specialties, such as blue fish, tomatoes, lentils and white wine.
Day6
Ischia
The sixth stage of our sailing holiday takes us to discover two enchanting islands in the Gulf of Naples: Ventotene and Ischia. After a breakfast together in the picturesque square of Ventotene, we will set sail towards Ischia, the largest and most famous of the Phlegraean Islands. Here we will visit the western side of the island, characterized by breathtaking landscapes and crystal clear waters. We will drop anchor in the splendid bay of Sant'Angelo, where the sea takes on shades of blue and green, and the rocky walls create a suggestive contrast. In this bay you can also find one of the rarities of the Mediterranean Sea: black coral, a protected and precious species. If you want, you can go ashore and visit the village of Sant'Angelo, an ancient fishing village that retains its authentic charm.
Day7
Procida - Naples
The last day of sailing of our sailing holiday still gives us emotions and beauties to admire. In the morning, after breakfast on board, we head towards Procida, the smallest and most colorful of the islands in the gulf. Its port is a riot of colorful houses that are reflected in the water, creating a postcard atmosphere. You can stroll through its streets and discover its most characteristic corners, such as the church of San Michele, the castle of Avalos and the beach of Chiaiolella. In the afternoon, we set sail again and head towards Naples, where we will return to the starting base by 6 pm. To end our sailing holiday in style, we will treat ourselves to a dinner on land in a typical Neapolitan pizzeria, where we can tell each other about our experiences and toast with a good glass of wine.
Saturday: Breakfast and check out from the boat by 9:30, but you can leave your luggage for another breakfast or a walk in Procida. Note: This itinerary may undergo changes
Cruise price details
Price per person
from € 1050
Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details
Cabin type
Standard double
Double cabin without private bathroom
3
cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom
Use
Price/person
Shared
€ 1050/
Single
€ 1785/
Double bunks bed
Double bunks bed without private bathroom
cabin capacity
bunk bed
Use
Price/person
Shared
€ 1050/
Single
€ 1785/
Included in the price
Accommodation in selected cabin
Boat conductor
Tender
Final cleaning
Outboard Engine
Mooring at the base
Set Bed linen and towels
Complete equipment of the boat
SUP
Snorkel equipment
Not included € 150 / person
Mandatory fees: 150 € per person (Food - fuel - moorings)
Bavaria 50 cruiser is an excellent 5 cabin sailing yacht.
During the past years it has been one of the most popular 5 cabins sailing boats for charter and has achieved an enourmous success This sailing boat has been designed in order to comfortably accommodate 12 persons - 08 guests.
Bavaria 50 cruiser holds its size remarkably well providing to its guests the best cruising possibilities. This sailing yacht is easy to handle offering the perfect sailing experience. Boat’s interior is fully equipped with all the components needed to rest, eat, cook and simply live!
This sailing boat is a perfect choice for those who need a sailboat for 10 persons with a lot of interior and deck space so the guests can enjoy completely all the sailing aspects.
Shared cruises may require a minimum number of guests.
Price may vary depending on the cabin type, occupancy and cruise date.
Reservations are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.
