Immerse yourself in the crystal clear and warm waters of the Egadi Nature Reserve, the largest marine reserve in Europe.
Let yourself be fascinated by the unique colors of the countless protected species, animals and plants, jealously guarded on the seabed of the coasts of Egadi.
Favignana is the largest of the three Egadi islands, the most populated, the closest to Trapani and also the one that offers a greater variety of landscapes: from the sandy bottoms of Cala Azzurra, to the rocky beaches of Cala Rossa and Bue Marino, to the equipped beaches of Lido Burrone, to the pebbles, passing through the Faraglioni and Punta Sottile, without counting the infinity of small coves and corners with no name that you will discover only wandering around the island.
In front of Favignana, so close that it seems to be able to reach it by swimming, there is the small Levanzo, with the beautiful Cala Minnola and the Grotta del Genovese, where graffiti and drawings from prehistoric times have been found intact. It is an intimate and primordial island, it has preserved almost intact its habitat in which a rock flora thrives with many endemic species and in which the few inhabitants live a simple and relaxed life.
Marettimo instead, the third of the Egadi islands, is a little further away. In the distance, you will already distinguish the Castle, at the top of Punta Troia, which seems to almost break away from the rest of the island.
The mountain overlooking the sea has left space for a small fishing village: the same that will accompany you in the many coves, accessible only by boat.
Here too, an enchanting sea awaits you, a paradise for divers.