Pontine islands in luxury yacht charter

The Pontine Islands by yacht – Sea & Sea Charters

Sea & Sea Charters offers tourists the opportunity to explore the Pontine Islands, a volcanic archipelago located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, on its charter yachts, and discover its crystal clear sea, its marinas and its hospitality.

The Pontine Islands are islands where fishing is the real protagonist, and include: Gavi, Zannone, Palmarola, Ventotene and Santo Stefano, but Ponza, which gives the name to the archipelago and is the starting point for yacht tours, is the largest one.

The Pontine Islands: a magical place

The Pontine Islands, as you will see on a charter yacht from the fleet of Sea & Sea Charters, are magical places that attract a huge number of tourists, although tourism has not affected its beaches and natural landscape.

Ponza, with its sandy and rocky beaches, the Faraglioni, its pristine sea and coves where yachts can be moored, is the largest of the Pontine Islands. Sea & Sea Yacht suggests you visit the town and explore its alleys, craft shops and lovely houses overlooking the port and characterised by barrel roofs and pastel colours.

Beach lovers should not miss Chiaia di Luna, with its white sand and its spectacular sunsets, or Cala di Fèola, with its natural pools, or Frontone beach, which is ideal for an aperitif. Diving enthusiasts can admire seabeds rich in marine life and wrecks of Roman ships and steamers sunk during World War II.

Ventotene and Palmarola: must-sees of your yacht holiday

In addition to Ponza, the itinerary of your sailing adventure on a charter yacht from the fleet of Sea & Sea Charters will also include Ventotene, a small jewel with the few houses gathered around the port. In the past, this island was used by the fascist regime as a place to which to banish political dissidents, while today it is part, along with Santo Stefano, of a nature reserve and a marine protected area.

Palmarola is also a nature reserve, but it attracts tourists especially for its houses carved out of the rock, while Zannone is characterised by unspoiled nature and has been part of the Circeo Natural Park since 1979. Today the island is uninhabited and houses the ruins of an ancient Cistercian monastery.

Finally, you can reach Gavi, a tiny island with no beaches and with rocks emerging from the jagged coast, interrupted only by the Grottone di Gavi

So, if you want to experience an unforgettable summer adventure and enjoy a crystal clear sea, nature and breath-taking landscapes, take a yacht tour of the Pontine Islands with Sea & Sea Charters!