A Unique Island of History and Nature

Pianosa Island stands out for its flat landscape and rich history. Inhabited since prehistoric times, it was used during the Roman era as a place of exile for Agrippa Postumus, grandson of Emperor Augustus. Later, from the 19th century until 1998, it hosted an agricultural penal colony and a maximum-security prison. Today, thanks to the restrictions imposed to protect its environment, Pianosa remains one of the most untouched and wild islands of the archipelago, featuring an extraordinary marine ecosystem and fascinating historical sites.

How to Reach Pianosa

From Hotel Anna, you can easily reach Pianosa by departing from the nearby port of Marina di Campo, where the company Aquavision offers daily connections from April 15 to October 31.

• Departure time: 10:00 AM from Marina di Campo
• Travel duration: approximately 45 minutes
• Estimated return: 5:00 PM
• Round-trip ticket price: €39.00 for adults – €20.00 for children (ages 4-12)
• Island access fee: €8.00 in July and August, €6.00 in other months (free for children under 12 and residents of Campo nell’Elba)

Activities and Experiences on the Island

• Guided walking tours to explore the island’s history and nature
• Mountain bike excursions to discover hidden trails
• Carriage tours for a relaxing experience surrounded by breathtaking landscapes
• Scuba diving to admire the island’s pristine underwater world
• Relaxing on Cala Giovanna beach, the only swimmable area on the island

Why Visit Pianosa During Your Stay

• Exclusive experience: limited access to protect the environment
• Unspoiled nature: ideal for those seeking a break from mass tourism
• Easy to reach: convenient departure from Marina di Campo

Book your excursion directly at the Hotel Anna reception! We will be happy to provide all the necessary information and help you plan the perfect day on Pianosa Island.