The Hotel Cacciatore Ventotene lies on one of the lesser known holiday islands in Italy close to a hugely important Italian nature reserve. An ideal place for a seaside breaks in Italy while touring the historic capital of Western Europe, Rome.

The islands of Ventotene and Santo Stefano lie around 50 km off the coast of Campania in Italy amongst the Pontine Islands and roughly 40 km from Ponza, the capital of the island group. A quaint and charming island with only around 600 residents and being only 3 km long and 500 metres wide, you will instantly be enchanted by how much such a small destination can actually offer!

Popular with yachting circles, scuba divers and nature lovers, this island is full of history, nature and geographical beauty and is easily reached from the Italian capital, making it the ideal destination for a weekend break from Rome.

This group of volcanic islands still exhibit remains dating from the Neolithic age through the Bronze Age, Etruscan, Roman, medieval, to modern fascist era! Ventotene and Santo Stefano are rich in historical heritage, as well as naturally beautiful with abundant sea and bird life.

Easily reached from the mainland with the regular ferry and Hydrofoil service operating from Formia, in around 4 hours from Rome you could be enjoying the sun, sea and food on this jewel of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Formia in turn can be reached easily from Rome and Naples by train - or if you require driving instructions take a look at our handy Google map.

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Useful Links

http://www.ferroviedellostato.it
http://www.caremar.it
http://www.alilauro.it
http://www.vetor.it