film:
https://www.wantedinrome.com/video-wall/ponza-and-palmarola-lazios-islands.html
2018.09.26.

Válasz

PONZA
2018.09.26.
Ponza is a little island off the coast of Lazio, the region where Rome is located. Getting there usually requires a bit of time, a train and a boat ride but we were able to do it all comfortably in a day with Itertours.

Michele, who runs Itertours, spent his childhood Italian island hopping and knows exactly how to find the best spots with limited time. That means its possible to leave Rome in the morning and find yourself swimming in some of the most beautiful aquamarine water I have ever seen before lunch.
For our day trip to Ponza, we met up around 7 am to hop in a private car to Anzio to catch the first ferry to the pretty island.
We had time for a quick stroll through the port area and grabbed a coffee before stepping aboard the smaller boat that would take us day cruising to various swimming areas for the next several hours.
Ponza is one of Italy’s best-kept island secrets. Naturally, the Romans know about Ponza but the island has remained relatively undiscovered by others.
Skimming along the edge of the island and admiring the natural rock formations the rise out of the aquamarine water, I was really kicking myself for never having made the trip to Ponza before. While Ischia has the thermal pools and Procida has its fishing village charm, Ponza is pure beauty.
As soon as our boat stopped, I was in the water. It was irresistible.
Unfortunately, the open ocean was a bit too rough to make the crossing to the nearby island of Palmarola, but that simply gave us more time to explore Ponza, snorkle, and even to swim under the natural stone arch.

We had a pasta lunch onboard the boat, while Michele told us more about the history of the island. The free-flowing white wine was an added bonus.
When the gelato boat cruised by, we flagged him down to buy dessert.

I mean, is there anything more perfect than a floating bar?
After a few more dips in the crystalline water, we wrapped up and cruised back to our starting point.

We bid goodbye to our day boat and had a quick look around the sweet pastel buildings of the port before catching the ferry back to Anzio. The car that Itertours arranged was ready and waiting so we zipped back to Rome in time to grab a drink with a visiting friend.
Ponza is not exactly difficult to reach, but it also isn’t easy due to the distance from Rome and the schedules of the trains/ferries. If you only have time for a day trip, the tour is a fantastic option because all of the logistics are taken care of. (Plus, Michele is great company and truly knowledgeable about everything from Roman history to secret beaches).
Naturally, I am already planning our return next summer.
https://anamericaninrome.com/wp/2018/09/ponza-island-italy/

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Válasz

Egy napos kirándulás Rómából Ponzára:
2018.09.26.
https://www.itertours.com/tour/ponza-island-excursion-with-snorkeling/

PONZA ISLAND EXCURSION

Ponza island excursion, a day trip from Rome.

Our boat excursion covers all the most iconic and beautiful locations the islands have to offer, from ancient Roman hand-carved cisterns to naturally formed arches. As we gently cruise the shoreline, we will listen to the story of Domitilla, exiled to the islands in complete solitude and how the islands were repopulated in the 1700s by inhabitants of Ischia near Capri. Several stops will allow you to take a swim in the inviting crystal waters and a hot plate of pasta will be served as your lunch onboard. If you’re lucky enough, a pod of dolphins might pay you a visit!

Discounted rates for children under 12 years of age.
What’s included

Places visited:

Pilato’s grottos
Chiaia di Luna bay
Palmarola beach
Natural Arch
Cala Inferno

The excursion includes:

Complete coverage of transportation fees and meals
Confortable transfer from Rome to the ferry dock and pick up back to Rome
Ferry ride back and forth
A 6 hours boat excursion of Ponza & Palmarola
Snorkeling masks are included
Meals include lunch

Don’t forget:

Swim suits, beach towels, sun tan lotion, flip flop or sandals, sunglasses and a hat
Basic swimming abilities
Please warn us of any history regarding food allergies, intolerances, specific diets, sea sickness etc.

Due to other circumstances (i.e. traffic, transportation strikes, weather conditions) we will send you a confirmation email 24 hrs before the planned excursion date. In case of adverse conditions we will offer another date if not a full refund.

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Válasz

Ponza
2018.09.26.
Olaszország nyugati partjainál, nem messze Rómától és Nápolytól fekszik hat apró sziget, a Pontine-szigetek tagjai. Csak kevesen ismerik őket, pedig a mediterrán álom megtestesítői áttetsző tengervízzel, bájos kis kikötőkkel, vendégszerető helyiekkel és nagyon jó kompösszeköttetéssel rendelkeznek. Gravi, Zannone, Palmarola, Ventotene, Santo Stefano és Ponza turisztikai szempontból fejlett vidékek, de a legtöbb látogatót nem a különböző létesítmények vagy az állandó vibrálás, sokkal inkább a teljes feltöltődést garantáló természet, a tenger és a festői táj vonzza ide. Változatos partvonalaik és egész évben enyhe éghajlatuk éppen ideális a felfedező túrákhoz és természetesen az önfeledt strandoláshoz vagy a búvárkodáshoz is. Gyönyörű kirándulásokat tehetünk a vadvirágokkal, kaktuszokkal, fügefákkal, fűszernövényekkel és szőlővel borított vidékeken. A barlangok, sziklák, félreeső öblök, az élővilágban gazdag tengerfenék, a kis falvak színes házaikkal, a helyi gasztronómia mindenkit elbűvölnek. Abból, hogy Sophia Loren, Jacques Cousteau, Gina Lollobridgida és Michael Douglas kedvenc üdülőhelyéről van szó, sejthetjük, hogy milyen ritka szép helyen járunk. Ponzára autókomppal vagy szárnyashajóval juthatunk el Anzióból, Terracinából vagy Formiából. Ám főszezonban tilos az autók és a nagy motorkerékpárok használata, de a színvonalas helyi autóbuszokkal a város összes fontosabb részére könnyen eljuthatunk.
https://www.otptravel.hu/inspiraciok/olasz-szigetek-taljan-tengeri%20titkok
https://anamericaninrome.com/wp/2018/09/ponza-island-italy/

Válasz