Palmarola Island

Palmarola is unpleasant, for the most part, uninhabited island in the Tyrrhenian Sea off the west shore of Italy.Pope Silverius was removed for and kicked the can on Palmarola in 537.

It is the second greatest of the Pontine Islands and arranged around 10 kilometers 6.2 mi west from Ponza.Palmarola has a greatly rough drift dabbed with common caves, sounds, bluffs, and ridges.

The island is essentially nature save, however, there are a modest bunch of ports where pontoons can arrive and a few eateries that take into account travelers amid the late spring season. A couple of little shorelines exist.

The renowned French pilgrim and oceanographer Jacques-Yves Cousteau delegated Palmarola as "The Most Beautiful Island in the Mediterranean Sea.