Pantelleria Ferry Port
Pantelleria is an Italian island bordering the Mediterranean Sea, laying in the Strait of Sicily. The only ferry route out of the port is to Trapani, and is supplied by Liberty Lines and Siremar ferry companies.
What is there to do in Pantelleria?
Enticing secluded coves, mysterious waters and jagged cliffs – Pantelleria is the perfect place for those who love the great outdoors. The entire island is littered with unique foliage and lava stone, and when venturing towards the shoreline, the Lago di Venere and Bagno Asciutto hot springs offer beautiful views amid complete tranquillity. Whilst continuing along the coast, the myriad of reefs and bodies of water are the ideal environment for snorkelling into the depths of the water. Scuba diving is also available under the guidance of qualified instructors.
Pantelleria may be a hotbed of unique mountainside, but it still offers the quintessential Italian experience; vineyards are scattered around the island and cosy restaurants serving authentic Italian cuisine line the centre. For a spot of history and culture, head to the churches, cathedrals and museums that provide an insight into Pantelleria’s past and showcases the remarkable architecture found on the island.
How do visitors get around Pantelleria?
The island is fairly small, so it is possible to cover most of it by foot, alternatively, there are taxis readily available from popular areas.