We are located in the southernmost point of the island, where Mount Guardia ends on the sea and you can see the Faro della Guardia, important for sea and air navigation. Given the geography of the place there are often currents along the walls. Site accessible by dinghy.

We are at the southernmost point of the island, where Mount Guardia ends up on the sea and you can observe the Guardia di Ponente lighthouse, important for maritime and air navigation. Given the geography of the place, there are often currents along the walls.

They are located near the southeastern part of the island of Ponza and are one of the most interesting points for diving: there are gullies at a depth of 30 meters, which overlook a ledge that slopes down to over 50 meters, and from a siphon a small cave is accessed from the access to 18m.

As soon as you leave the port of Ponza, after having passed the Grotte di Pilato, you will find the Faraglioni di Punta della Madonna which offer both wall and cave diving starting from a depth of 4 meters and suitable for everyone. The site is easily accessible by dinghy.

The Punta Madonna parade is the wall behind Punta Madonna, a real natural swimming pool where you can take courses, discoveries or take a dive in total relax. Characterized by stacks and walls with a maximum depth of 17 metres.

Located just outside the port of Ponza, in front of the Grotte di Pilato, the SCOGLIO ROSSO offers walls full of life for both advanced and more expert divers. It is possible to reach the site very comfortably with a dinghy.

To the west of the island, among the white limestone cliffs, are the caves of Maga Circe and Capobianco, where with only mask and fins and accompanied by ODISSEY DIVING's dinghy, one can observe stupendous plays of light and crystal clear water.

From a muddy ground of 90 meters rises with the top up to 50 meters; min, Located on the north/east side, about 1 mile from the coast, we can find the SECCA DI SILVERIO, a marvellous shoal suitable for CCR user

It is located to the west of the island of S. Stefano in front of the dock called “la Madonnina“ on the border with the fully protected MPA area. In this seabed it is easy to meet schools of barracuda. It should be noted that this place has a particular archaeological, as well as biological, interest.

Located between Ponza and Palmarola, the Secca dei Mattoni is an important site in terms of archeology since an ancient Roman ship sank right here. Even today there are amphorae, finds from the Roman era and a Bourbon anchor. The site can be reached in a short time with a dinghy.