Ponza Ferry

With a selection of up to 25 sailings weekly, the port of Ponza connects Pontine Islands with Italy, Gulf of Napoli & Pontine Islands. Sailing duration ranges from 50 minutes to Ventotene and 2 hours 50 minutes on the Naples service.

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Port Address

Via Banchina S. Lucia (Punta Bianca), Ponza

Ponza Ferry Services

Ponza - Ischia (Casamicciola) with SNAV
- SNAV
  3 Sailings Weekly
  
  1 hour 50 minutes
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Ponza - Naples with SNAV
- SNAV
  3 Sailings Weekly
  
  2 hours 50 minutes
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Ponza - Ventotene with SNAV
- SNAV
  3 Sailings Weekly
  
  50 minutes
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Ponza - Terracina with NLG
- NLG
  10 Sailings Weekly
  
  1 hour 15 minutes
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Ponza - San Felice Circeo with Pontina Navigazione
- Pontina Navigazione
  6 Sailings Weekly
  
  1 hour
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Ponza Guide

Ponza Ferry Port

Ponza is the largest island of the Italian Pontine Islands archipelago, resting in the Tyrrhenian Sea. Many ferry routes depart the port, heading to other coastal resorts along the coast of Italy, and tey range between 50 minutes and three hours.

What is there to do in Ponza?

Ponza is Italy’s little known secret. Its rugged coastlines, towering mountainside and uniquely secluded beaches have become such a haven that those who visit don’t want to spoil its hidden identity. The island typically greets many celebrities hoping to escape media attention and young tourists from Rome who bask in the glorious weather, fresh water and idyllic surroundings. The laid back atmosphere appeals to many, yet the boats for rent are the primary reason many visit; no license is required to take out one of the small whalers for a cruise round the water, allowing you the chance to swim under the Mediterranean sun. The island is relatively quiet throughout the year, the only noticeable rise in tourism is during July and August when the temperatures soar, but the crowds begin to thin out come September. Even during the busier months, you’ll hardly notice anyone; there are very few shopping centres or bustling streets, just endless coastline and sea to explore. Your day doesn’t require much planning, just get on a boat and start your adventure.

How do you get around?

Boats are the most popular way to travel around, though it is also viable to simply walk around the island.

Ponza Ferry

Port Address

Ponza Ferry Services