The Tremiti Islands are one of the most important destinations in the Adriatic Sea, beloved by tourists and an ideal destination for beach vacations. San Domino in the Tremiti is only 22 km from the coast of Gargano, Apulia easily reached aboard ferries departing from the port of Termoli in Molise or the port of Vieste in Apulia.
The fast crossing of about 1 hour and 15 minutes and the high frequency of ferries to San Domino make the Tremiti islands ideal for a short vacation, especially in September, when vacations are almost sold out.
The Tremiti Islands archipelago.
San Domino, San Nicola and Capraia, Cretaccio and Pianosa are the five islands that make up the Tremiti archipelago, the first three are inhabited while Cretaccio and Pianosa are small uninhabited islets in size that can only be visited by boat excursions.
The archipelago is part of the Gargano National Park, and the surrounding marine area is protected to preserve the biodiversity-rich marine environment.
San Domino is the main destination in the Tremiti Islands
It is the arrival point for ferries from Vieste and Termoli. San Domino is famous for its sea caves and fine sandy beaches.
It is also the most touristically equipped destination in the Tremiti.
On the largest island of the Tremiti there are hotels, equipped campsites, restaurants, bistros and a disco.
San Nicola: the historical and cultural center of the Tremiti Islands.
The ancient abbey of Santa Maria a Mare, dating back to the 9th century, is located here.
The island is a veritable open-air museum with its historic ruins and evocative atmosphere.
To reach St. Nicholas you have to leave from Apulia, from the ports of Capojale, Rodi Garganico, Peschici and Vieste.
Boat excursions to Capraia, Cretaccio and Pianosa
These Tremiti islands are virtually uninhabited and accessible only by boat.
Once you arrive by ferry in San Domino you will be able to find numerous companies that organize excursions to these three islets or even rent a boat (dinghy or small boat).
Capraia is a small uninhabited island characterized by wild and unspoiled nature.
It is an ideal place for hiking and diving. Cretaccio Is a large rock between San Domino and San Nicola.
It is not inhabited, but is known for its unique rocky conformation. Pianosa, finally, is the smaller Tremiti, entirely part of the Gargano National Park. Access to Pianosa is restricted to preserve its flora and fauna.
Book ferries to San Domino and the Tremiti Islands on Ferryfinder
Booking ferry tickets to the Tremiti, San Domino and San Nicola is always recommended.
Not only in high season, but also in September.
the short distance from the Apulian coast, makes the Tremiti Islands a particularly popular destination for short vacations.
Ferry frequency is daily.
