GERARDO MAZZELLA

 GERARDO MAZZELLA

Buen retiro isolano

di Gianna Testa

Pomeriggi in barca tra cala Felice, baia del Core e Palmarola. Con sosta gourmet sulla spiaggia di Frontone

Dove dormire

› Il Gabbiano B&B

via Panoramica, Ponza (Lt)

tel. 0771 809886

ilgabbianoponza.it

Doppia b&b da 105 euro

Tre camere tutte

con vista mare, in posizione

tranquilla tra i paesi

di Ponza e Le Forna.

› Casa Insula

via Padura, Ponza (Lt)

tel. 0771 809684

marideaponza.it

Affitto da 330 euro

a settimana

Monolocale con terrazzino,

a 100 metri dalla spiaggia

di S. Antonio.

Dove mangiare

› Associazione culturale

cala Frontone

via Frontone, Ponza (Lt)

tel. 0771 80009

assocalafrontone.it

prezzo medio: 30 euro

Tavoli sotto il pergolato

(solo a pranzo)

› Oresteria

corso Pisacane 51, Ponza

(Lt), tel. 347 3011376

Prezzo medio: 35 euro

Arredi in legno in tonalità

pastello, e piatti

di pescato fresco (foto

a sinistra).

› A casa di Assunta

via Aversano, Ponza (Lt)

tel. 0771 820086

Prezzo medio: 45 euro

Trattoria rustica

con cucina del territorio.

Come arrivare

› Aliscafo da Formia

con Laziomar (laziomar.it)

a/r da 30 euro.

Ponza, Lazio

Non è ancora calata l’orda dei turisti, i prezzi sono più

bassi rispetto a luglio e agosto e ci si può immergere nei

primi appuntamenti di Ponza Estate (ponzaestate.it, fino

al 30 settembre), ampio contenitore di eventi che include

musica, teatro, cinema, cultura. Ponza è un’isola felix dal ritmo lento,

dove tra le pieghe della costa frastagliata si celano cale da sogno,

sentieri naturalistici e l’omonimo capoluogo con casette colorate,

punto di approdo-riferimento di giorno e sera.

Da queste parti, si scopre la propria baia del cuore soprattutto

in barca. La Cooperativa Barcaioli Ponzesi organizza tour di gruppo

anche con pranzo a bordo (tel. 0771 809929, barcaioliponza.it,

da 12,50 euro a persona). Per escursioni marine personalizzate a bordo

di un gozzo di legno, invece, ci si rivolge al pescatore Antonio Vitiello

del Noleggio barche Tritone (tel 338 7161920, da 200 euro tutta

la giornata). Tra le soste da non mancare: cala Felce, baia del Core,

cala Feola, le Grotte azzurre (foto in alto) e l’isola di Palmarola.

Per vacanze in libertà si abbandonano gli abiti da città

e si infilano i sandali da isolani doc prodotti da Cala Corallo (corso

Pisacane, tel. 0771 820093), poi si affitta una delle tante case ponzesi,

come Insula, nido per due con terrazzino. Non è male nemmeno

Il Gabbiano B&B: solo tre camere, arredi curati e tanta atmosfera.

Soggiorni a tutto comfort, invece, al Grand Hotel Chiaia di Luna (via

Panoramica, tel. 0771 80113, hotelchiaiadiluna.com, doppia b&b

da 100 euro). Sull’isola, diventata il buon ritiro di numerose celebrity,

come Bruno Vespa e Anna Fendi, il palato si soddisfa con i piatti

di pesce dell’informale Oresteria sul porto. Ma i sapori più autentici

escono dalla cucina di Gerardo Mazzella all’Associazione culturale cala

Gerardo Mazzella

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