Sailing Cruise From Procida to Pontine Islands

26 August 2023 - 2 September 2023

Pontine Islands, IT
7 days trip
4 places avaliable
Catamaran

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.

Price per Person

€ 1300

Price may vary depending on the 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.

Price per Boat

€ 6600

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€ 1300 per Person

or € 6600 entire boat

Spend a week on sailing in the Pontine Islands, including Palmarola and Gavi to Ventotene, Zannone, Santo Stefano and Ponza.

Starting from their base in Procida, 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 memoraable 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

Day 1

Procida - Ponza

is a popular island for water lovers and has spectacular ragged coastline, cliffs and caves. Monte La Guardia is Ponza’s highest point and from there you can admire the beauty of this narrow, long and half-moon-shaped island. The busy port of Ponza offers anchorage, fuel, water and amenities however it is expensive and doesn’t provide protection from north-east, east and south-east winds. The port area has nice shops and some excellent restaurants. A good alternative is to anchor in the following areas: Between Punta Santa Maria and Cala Inferno and between Punta Frontone and Cala d’Inferno which has a very beautiful beach and good protection from westerly, north-westerly and south-westerly winds. The bay of Chiaia di Luna has fantastic caves and good protection from south-easterly, easterly and north-easterly winds. This beach is connected to the town by a tunnel that was dug out by the Romans and contains archaeological remains. Between Faraglioni and Capo Bosco there are excellent swimming waters and between Cala di Feola and Cala dell’ Aqua there are excellent swimming areas, caves and grottos with protection from south-easterly, easterly and north-easterly winds. We recommend you don’t miss exploring with dinghy the caves between Cala Chiaia di Luna and I Faraglioni. Also don’t miss the famous Arco Naturale (natural arch) located behind the rocks of Evangelista in the north east of Ponza.

Day 2

Ponza - Gavi

Gavi is a small island on the extreme point north of Ponza. It is not possible to pass between the island of Ponza and the island of Gavi. It is a beautiful area with many small rock formations rising from the sea and for this reason it is necessary to pay special attention when sailing through the area.

Day 3

Gavi - Palmarola

Palmarola is the most western and second largest of the Pontine islands. The island offers remarkable geographical sights such as the oxidianic, multi coloured rock composition of the cliffs, caves, crags and bays. One side is protected from north-westerly, westerly and south-westerly winds while the other side is protected from south-easterly, easterly and north-easterly winds. If the weather is not good we suggest that it is better to stay at Ponza. The most famous bay is that of Cala del Porto which has good anchorage and protection from easterly and north-easterly winds. On land here you will find the only two restaurants on the island which specialise in seafood dishes and local specialities. The rest of Palmarola is uninhabited. There are many beautiful areas to swim in crystal clear waters and many interesting caves to explore. Punta Tramontana on the north side is a great place to stop for a few hours. Good places to anchor include the area between Faraglione di Mezzogiorno and east of Scoglie di Suvace and the area between Punta Vardella and Scoglie Forcina which offers protection from north-westerly, westerly and south-westerly winds. Pay attention to the Secca Zirri and do not pass between Punta di Mezzogiorno and Faraglioni Mezzogiorno.

Day 4

Palmarola - Zannone

Zannone Island has a surface area of little more than 1 square kilometre. It is part of the Circeo National Park because of its beauty and the integrity of its environment. The island is uninhabited but monitored by Forestry Services. Zannone has a sedimentary origin as opposed to the volcanic origin of the other Pontine islands. There are ruins of a Benedictine convent and a natural museum that are interesting to explore. There are two possible anchorage points: Capo Negro in the north and Punta Varo in the south. The Secca del Varo and Secca del Mariolo between the west and south-west coast is a rocky, shallow area where extreme care must be taken. It is a lovely island for swimming and a day visit however we don’t recommend staying at anchor overnight as there is not good wind protection and it is not safe with south-easterly, easterly and north-easterly winds.

Day 5

Zannone - Ventotene

Ventotene is a small island that was formed by volcanic activity and has generally high and ragged coasts and two small, beautiful beaches behind the built up area: Cala Rossano and Cala Nave. In isolated areas away from the port there are other stretches of beach such as Parata della Postina, Moggio di Terra and Parata Grande. The rugged nature of the coastline invites many interesting and pleasant stops such as around the Scoglio La Nave in the east part of the Ventotene sea. There are two in port anchorage possibilities: Porto Romano (The Old Roman Port) which is small and very beautiful and Porto Nuovo (The New Port) is not as picturesque but cheaper. Note that at Porto Nuovo there is usually some sea swell movement. Fuel, water and amenities are available.

Day 6

Ventotene - Santo Stefano

Santo Stefano is the smallest of the Pontine islands. It is of volcanic origin and uninhabited. Sailing around the island offers fascinating views enhanced by the intensely blue coloured sea and by the dark and ragged basaltic rocks. The sea beds around the island are full of many different species of fish. A visit to the island offers spectacular views from the top of sheep cliffs and takes in the panorama of the stretched shape of Ventotene and, looking south, the high mountain profile of Ischia. The south part is protected so it is not possible to anchor there. Currently the only anchorage allowed is in the north part of the island near an old Borbon built prison which is interesting to walk around and visit if possible

Day 7

Procida

We return to the base at 5:00 p.m. on Friday. Disembarkation: Saturday 8:30 am

Price per person

€ 1300

Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details

Aft Cabin

Double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed

Price/person
€ 1300/

Bow Cabin

High standard double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Price/person
€ 1300/

Accommodation in selected cabin with private bathroom
Boat conductor
Tender
Final cleaning
Mooring at the base
Complete equipment of the boat

Cash box: 150 EUROS (Outboard engine, 1 set of linen and 2 small towels for each crew member)

Travel cancellation insurance + extra medical baggage 5% of the travel cost you want to insure (including emission rights and agency fees)
Cruise costs:150 per person per week (Marina fees, Fuel and galley (which will be managed by you according to the real consumption of the customers) Prices estimated

Minimum guests for departure

6 persons

4 persons on board, 2 more persons needed.

Entire yacht price

€ 6600

Book the entire yacht for a private trip

This exciting new 40-foot catamaran sailboat has been exclusively designed to deliver a simply superb experience at sea and while moored. Remarkable volumes and light-filled living spaces allow you to comfortably share the experiences and create life-long memories with family and friends.

This Catamaran 40ft is a true revolution in her class. No other catamaran sailboat of her size has fabulous living space of her, which includes a luminous saloon, generous cabins, expansive 12m2 cockpit, and a decadent lounge area on the bow that spans more than 3m2

Model

2019 Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40

Length

12 m

Tender size

3.2 m

Snorkeling equipment

Yes

Fishing equipment

Yes

Toys on board

Yes

Max guests

Double cabins

Bathrooms

Private Bathrooms

Yes

Crew

Chef on board

Yes

Aft Cabin

Double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed

Bow Cabin

High standard double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Crew

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Reservations are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.

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€ 6600

Price may vary depending on the 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.

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Sailing Cruise From Procida to Pontine Islands

Your sailing trip

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Cruise price details

Price per person

Minimum guests for departure

Entire yacht price

Yacht - Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40

This exciting new 40-foot catamaran sailboat has been exclusively designed to deliver a simply superb experience at sea and while moored. Remarkable volumes and light-filled living spaces allow you to comfortably share the experiences and create life-long memories with family and friends.

Whos’ on board

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