• Ponza Island - The tour will circumnavigate Ponza Island by boat, making five stops for swimming and snorkeling (snorkeling gear not provided). Lunch will be served on board.
• Grotte di Pilato - Named after Pontius Pilate, these grottoes are an exciting first stop on the itinerary.
• Chiaia Di Luna - This smooth, moon-colored cliff is a favorite stop in Ponza. The tour leader will share the romantic legend behind its name. If sea conditions permit, there may be a swim stop here.
• Punta Di Capo Bianco - This unique bright white rock formation is made from compressed volcanic ash. A long grotto runs through the cliff, and at noon, the sun creates spectacular blue reflections in the water, illuminating the grotto. Adventurous guests can swim through the grotto end to end if sea conditions allow, guided by the tour leader.
• Piscine Naturali - Known as the “Natural Pools,” this popular swimming area is carved into the rocks by nature, creating perfect swimming pools.
• Cala Feola - Cala Feola is Ponza’s second port for smaller boats and is the main area of a quieter side of the island.
• Cala dell’Acqua - Although Ponza no longer has its own water source, remnants can be seen in this cove, named “of the water” for this reason. Tiny waterfalls trickle down the cliffside from what remains of Ponza’s natural spring. The ruins of an ancient Roman aqueduct that once carried water throughout the island are also visible.
• Cala Fonte - Another beautiful little cove, most easily reached by boat.
• Cala Cecata - This cove is rich in history. The tour will float over the spot where an American landing ship tank sank during a WWII storm, now a popular diving site. Guests can also see the remnants of a mine that once provided jobs to the Ponzan people. The mine’s closure marked a shift in the island’s economy towards fishing and tourism.
• Cala Felci - Nearing the northernmost tip of Ponza, the colorful “Felci Cove” features cliffs colored bright yellow by sulfur, contrasting with the sparkling emerald sea. This common swimming spot is likely where the tour will drop anchor to explore.
• Arco Naturale - As a volcanic island, Ponza’s soft rock is constantly shaped by the sea. The “Natural Arch” is a giant sea stack hollowed out in the center, forming an enormous rock arch large enough for a boat to pass under.
• Spiaggia Di Frontone - The final stop before returning to port is the Beach of “Frontone,” the island’s most popular beach, often crowded with Italian sunbathers even at the end of the day.

• 5-hour sightseeing cruise
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Lunch included
• Tour escort/host
• All taxes, fees, and handling charges included

• Gratuities
• Sunscreen
• Towel

Join the adventure on the island of Ponza for an exciting day of exploration by boat in this paradise-like setting! This 5-hour tour features 4–5 swim stops, a delightful onboard lunch, and a bilingual guide fluent in English and Italian.

Looking for round-trip ferry tickets to Ponza? Opt for the “Ferry Tickets Included” package and meet at the port of Anzio to start your journey.

Need transportation from central Rome? Select the “Rome Transport Included” option and gather at 7:00 AM for a comfortable, air-conditioned coach ride. The meeting point is conveniently situated near Piramide Station (Metro Line B).

Interested in snorkeling? Enhance your experience by adding a snorkel set rental to any package and enjoy Ponza’s pristine waters even more!

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• You must be able to swim if you wish to participate in swimming/snorkeling stops
• Be sure to bring a towel and suncreen
• Exact itinerary and departure may vary according to sea and weather conditions. If we do not contact you, please consider your trip confirmed.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.