Frontone coastline

Ponza, Italy

Home to Da Enzo al Frontone, a boat-only cave restaurant on the rocks.

Places in Frontone coastline

Da Enzo al Frontone A shack on the rocks with a cave-restaurant right on the water, accessible only by boat.

Best time to visit: June and September, avoiding the peak-July-August Roman exodus weekends while still enjoying warm Mediterranean swimming conditions.
Getting around: Ferries and hydrofoils connect Ponza to mainland ports including Anzio, Formia, and Terracina, with additional summer routes from Rome and Naples; once on the island, boats are essential for reaching spots like Da Enzo al Frontone, while scooters and on-foot exploration cover the compact main town.
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Italian. English is limited outside the port.
Timezone: CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer)
Current trends: Ponza continues to trade on its status as Rome's insider jet-set escape, with Villa Laetitia's Anna Fendi Venturini pedigree and dolce vita atmosphere reinforcing the island's connection to the capital's fashion and design world, while the boat-only Da Enzo al Frontone cave restaurant remains one of the Mediterranean's most sought-after hard-to-reach dining experiences; the island's three peak Roman-exodus weekends each year continue to define its most exclusive and crowded moments.

Chiaia di Luna bay — Home to Hotel Chiaia di Luna, overlooking the island's green, half-moon bay.
Ponza main harbour — Home to Villa Laetitia, perched just above the harbour with a dolce vita atmosphere.