Pontine Islands
Catamaran Sailing Trip
About the Route (Saturday–Saturday)
Procida → Ventotene → Ponza → Palmarola → Ponza → (optional: Ischia) → Procida
Closest airport: Naples (NAP)
⚓Departure & Return: Porto Rosa, Sicily (Marina di Porto Rosa)
A week of island-hopping across the Pontine Islands—wild cliffs, turquoise caves, hidden coves, and laid-back Italian “dolce vita” ports. This itinerary is perfect for guests who love swimming from the boat, snorkeling and spending evenings in charming marinas with great seafood and sunset aperitivo. The skipper may adjust the route based on wind and sea conditions for maximum comfort and safety.
FAQ
No sailing experience is needed at all.
Professional skipper takes care of navigation and safety, so you can simply relax, enjoy the sea, and live the experience at your own pace.
The skipper is responsible for navigation, safety, and the smooth running of the trip.
They plan the route, monitor weather conditions, handle the catamaran, manage docking and anchoring, and ensure everyone on board feels safe and comfortable throughout the journey.
The skipper usually sleeps in a separate crew cabin, most often a small forepeak cabin or a dedicated crew area, depending on the catamaran layout. This keeps guest cabins private and ensures comfort for everyone on board.
Safety and comfort always come first.
If the weather changes, the skipper adjusts the route or timing, choosing sheltered bays or alternative stops so you can still enjoy a smooth, relaxed trip.
The hostess is an OPTIONAL addition, available if you would like extra comfort on board.
She takes care of breakfast preparation, light cleaning of shared areas, basic provisioning support, and helps create a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, allowing you to fully enjoy your time on the catamaran.
Our typical catamarans have 4 double cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to 8 guests.
Italy:
- Amalfi Coast
- Sicily - Aeolian Islands
- Pontine Islands
- Sardinia - Corsica
Florida:
- Keywest
- BVI
