Hotels in Ponza
 | Grand Hotel Chiaia Di Luna  |
Score 7.325 from 14 reviews | | Via Panoramica snc |  |
| Set on the cliffs of Ponza, Hotel Chiaia di Luna is the only hotel where you can enjoy views of the tourist harbour, Chiaia di Luna Bay, and Palmarola Island.
Take a swim in the hotels panoramic sea-water pool. You can easily discover the historic centre of Ponza, just 500 metres from Hotel Chiaia di Luna.
Savour a typical meal in the poolside restaurant. Hotel Chiaia features evening entertainment at the famous Kibar piano and lounge bar.
Relax in cosy rooms that are decorated in classical Mediterranean style. Choose from standard double rooms to comfortable suites, which feature terraces and splendid sea views.
Admire multi-level architecture and the classical use of white and pastel colours.
Friendly, English-speaking staff can assist you with tourist information.
Take advantage of the free shuttle that connects the hotel to the tourist harbour. This service runs on a fixed timetable, and is available on request. ... more | | |
| | Villaggio Dei Pescatori  |
Score 8.4 from 16 reviews | | Via Forna Grande |  |
| The hotel's beautiful architectural style is perfectly in-keeping with its local surroundings, where vivacious colours are offset by pure white, while the bougainvillea and Mediterranean shrubs are bathed in sun and blue skies. It is elegant because of its simplicity and natural style, with great attention paid to all the tiniest details. A combination of the island's typical pastel colours and the use of white can be found throughout, from the stairs to the domed ceilings. But the truly dominant colour is the blue of the sea, present wherever you look, from the restaurant to your room's veranda, literally dazzling you with the splendour of a timeless countryside. ... more | | |
 | Hotel Torre Dei Borboni  |
Score 7.45 from 10 reviews | | Salita Della Madonna Snc |  |
| The customers can choose among 48 rooms and suites, situated in the old Borbonic Tower as well as in a new building, all painted with warm colours of sober Mediterranean elegance.
Some suites of the Borbonic Tower are arranged in two levels and are furnished with old furniture.
All rooms and suites in the Borbonic Tower enjoy a spectacular view on sea whereas most of the rooms of the new building face Ponza's bay, the ruins of the Villa of Augusto and the orchards and vineyards. ... more | | | | More hotels in Ponza |
| Full Day Gastronomy Tour to Friuli with Lunch and Wine Tasting |
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If you love Italian food and wine, you will love this tour!
Crossing the countryside of the Vent Orientale, you will reach the vineyards of firstly the Veneto and then Friuli.
Stop at a local dairy to taste the typical Montasio cheese, then head to the hills of Corno di Rosazzo and Cividale to visit a top wine-maker/oenologist and his vineyard. Wine tasting includes great whites and full bodied reds accompanied by local products - Cabernet, Merlot, Refosco, Verduzzo, Friulano and Tocai.
Your tasty lunch takes place in a tiny "trattoria" near the Slovenian border with home-made specialties, Schioppettino wine and of course Grappa!
In the afternoon you can take time to see the old monastery dating back to the 11th century - Monastero delle Rose, so called due to a particular microclimate where roses flower even in the Winter.
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2 hours |
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An absolute must for the first time visitor to Venice! Visit St Mark's square and learn the history that lies behinds the walls of its most famous landmarks. Visit the Basilica at St Mark's Square and its Byzantine heritage, the Doge's Palace (exterior visit only) and its adjoining prisons that retain the true secrets to how a city built on swamps became one of the most enlightened cities of the western world. Then, leave the square to discover the "real Venice" as you enter a labyrinth of narrow passageways and alleys where a magical city of meandering canals punctuated by delicate bridges awaits you. Explore the lively Campo Santa Maria Formosa with its outstanding Gothic Palaces and at the Scuola di San Marco learn about the famous trade schools of Venice that provided the foundations of the great mercantile empire. Through the sights and your guide's historical narration, learn how illustrious Venetians, including the likes of Casanova and Marco Polo, and the common citizens made this city of stone a vibrant and magical place. Admire the Church of San Giovanni e Paolo "the Pantheon of Venice", enter an old merchants warehouse and see the most beautiful well-head in Venice before finishing the tour near the Rialto bridge. And of course, discover the Venice of today, and what it is like to live in the most beautiful city of the world. Satisfaction Guaranteed! Book this guided tour and enjoy the extra advantage of jumping the queue at St. Marks Basilica. Lines are very long, and you can expect to wait anywhere from 20 minutes until 1 hour to gain entry. This tour has special permission to enter the Basilica without having to stand-in-line. Please note, sometimes the Basilica is closed to the public at late notice due to festivities or high water. Special Offer! Book online and save up to 10% off the local price in Venice - BOOK NOW!
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| Full Day Private Tour - North Etna and Cyclops Riviera from Syracuse |
8 hours |
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You will depart from your hotel at approximately 9.00am. This morning you will travel on the nord-east face of Etna Volcano called 'Piano Provenzana'. Over the course of the trip, the differences in the terrain may well surprise you, as we pass from a road which is bordered by chestnuts and pine forests to lunar landscape of the lava fields - formed by the 2001-2002 last eruptions. Etna offers an enormous range of outings which can be selected according to interest one takes in the various aspects of the mountain. There is an option from here to travel, by special all terrain vehicle, to the top of Volcano as far as 2900 m. above sea level (Additional cost).
Your tour continue towards Linguaglossa - a few miles away, where there will be a stop at a local winery which produces an excellent Etna DOC wine. Here you can have brunch and enjoy the local food and also taste some wines. After this break, continue Sant'Alfio. Across the square is a terrace with a splendid view over the Ionian coast. Here, you can taste some typical Sicilian cookies made by flour, honey and almond or pistachio or hazelnut.
Then we visit the pluri-millenary tree under whose breadth of foliage, as legend has it, one hundred horsemen took shelter from a storm. From here the panoramic downhill road will lead you to the Ionian Sea driving along the fertile slopes covered at first by vineyards in the open countryside and then the lemon grow as far as to admire the Cyclops Riviera and its small fishermen villages. Here in the arm of the Ionian Sea in front of Acicastello and Acitrezza villages - about 500 thousand years ago the primitive underwater lava, gave rise to Mount Etna. Acicastello takes its name by the Norman Fortress built of black lava stone which is nestled atop a rocky spur on the sea. The castle houses the small City Museum, collecting archaeological relics and mineral specimens. A splendid view over the Faraglioni and the Lachea Island (Rocks of the Cyclops) in Acitre
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