Ferries to Tremiti Islands
Ferries from Tremiti Islands
Tremiti Islands
The Tremiti Islands are the ideal destination for a holiday dedicated to the sea and relaxation. The archipelago - made up of the islands of San Domino, San Nicola, Pianosa, Capraia, Il Cretaccio and La Vecchia - offers numerous rocky coves and inlets where it is beautiful to swim , snorkel and scuba dive.
In short, a real naturalistic paradise which, however, is frequented by many visitors during the tourist season. Most of these are limited to the classic day trip embarking from Termoli, Vieste, Peschici, Rodi Garganico and Vasto. Another part, on the other hand, is based in hotels and B & Bs in San Domino, the best equipped tourist island *, to then go on to discover the beaches and bays of the Diomedee Islands (the other topos with which the archipelago is known).
Finally a curiosity. The tourist fame of the Tremiti Islands has grown a lot thanks to Lucio Dalla who had a house in Cala Matana, on the island of San Domino.
* San Nicola , on the other hand, is the administrative seat of the Municipality of the Tremiti Islands
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