Emerald waters, faraglioni with dazzling whiteness, green Mediterranean scrub clinging to the rock, coves of fine sand, crystalline backdrops, iridescent caves, impregnable fortresses, shouts of seagulls and flight of diomedes.

The Tremiti Islands are five pearls thrown into the Adriatic, a treasure chest of biodiversity and natural beauty that make them an enchanted paradise among the most suggestive of the Adriatic Sea. The Archipelago of the Tremiti Islands is located about 12 miles north of the Gargano promontory. It consists of three major islands: S.Domino, S.Nicola and Caprara, an islet located between the three islands called the Cretaccio and finally a smaller island, located at a distance of about 12 miles in the NE direction from the first three and over 30 miles from the Gargano coast, called Pianosa.
With less than 3 square kilometers of surface and 20 km of coastal perimeter, the Tremiti archipelago is an example of rare beauty both for the uncontaminated nature of its seabed and for the landscape and historical-architectural aspects present above all on the two largest islands: S.Domino and S.Nicola.

Daily connections with ferries from Termoli and Vieste.