Punta Pascone is 300 meter deep tunnel where you can discover sponges and anemones in Ventotene.
Diving in a fairytale setting for snorkellers who can watch under the sea while swimming on the surface using masks and snorkel.
Punta Pascone is 300 meter deep tunnel where you can discover sponges and anemones in Ventotene.
Diving in a fairytale setting for snorkellers who can watch under the sea while swimming on the surface using masks and snorkel.
A fine beach of black sand and clear sea that is located in front of the prison of Santo Stefano and can be reached by sea or via a steep path by land. It is an ideal starting point for diving.
It takes its name from the remains of the Roman salt pans and can only be reached by sea. It is located near the ancient Roman port of Ventotene.
Parata della Postinais a cove of pebbles accessible only by sea in Ventotene.
It is enriched by semi-submerged tuft arches sculpted by the sea, which are a true spectacle for those who love snorkeling.
A small sandy and rocky beach in an oasis of tranquility with a limpid and always calm sea. It can be reached by a small path with about 100 steps and is dominated by a promontory that shelters many birds
From the port of Ventotene you walk to a small but beautiful beach of Cala Rossano, a cove equipped with restaurants and bars a few during summer season.
A charming beach in the historic centre of the town that is suitable for children with its shallow waters, fine sand and the sea that is always calm.
The Ladispoli black sand, clearly of volcanic origin, is known for its healing properties as it can relieve joint pain.
The sandbaths are still much used and their effectiveness in the treatment of pain is due to the iron content in the sand that, in addition to grant the characteristic black colour, it is heated enough to de-contract and relaxing muscles and joints.
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