



by Mare E Vento Di Favignana Escursioni Tour In Barca Egadi Favignana E Levanzo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€200This 8-hour boat tour from Trapani visits Favignana and Levanzo islands in the Egadi archipelago. The trip starts with a 30-minute boat ride to Favignana, guided by the skipper who shares stories about the surrounding islets. Stops at Favignana include Cala Azzurra for swimming and snorkeling, the Grotta del Bue Marino sea cave where an aperitif with prosecco, spritz, snacks, and soft drinks is served, and Cala Rossa known for its red rocks and historical significance. The tour continues to the Grotta degli Innamorati sea cave before docking for lunch on board featuring two types of pasta - Trapani-style pesto and pesto alla genovese - traditional Sicilian bread, seasonal fruit, house wine, soft drinks, and water. After lunch, there is a one-hour break to explore Favignana’s old town, its narrow streets, craft shops, and local products. The boat then heads to Levanzo, stopping at Cala Dogana, the island’s main port, followed by Cala Fredda, a small beach with historic freshwater springs ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The final stop is Cala Minnola, a cove with archaeological significance and calm waters for snorkeling. A light refreshment of seasonal fruit and cantaloupe liqueur is served on board before returning to Trapani to conclude the tour. Included are an aperitif, lunch, snacks, alcoholic and carbonated beverages, music on board, snorkeling equipment, on-board restrooms, and all fees and taxes. The tour is suitable for families, couples, and groups but not recommended for travelers with mobility difficulties.
Favignana
The tour departs from Trapani and takes about 30 minutes to reach Favignana. The boat is comfortable and the skipper shares information and stories about the small islets encountered along the route.
30 min
Scogliera Cala Azzurra
The boat stops at Cala Azzurra, a bay on Favignana famous for its clear waters and white sand. Guests can swim and snorkel in the shallow waters surrounded by mostly untouched nature.
30 min
Grotta del Bue Marino
An aperitif break takes place on board after morning swimming and exploring. Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, Campari Spritz, and soft drinks like Coke, orange, peach, and lemon tea are served alongside peanuts, chips, and spicy snacks. The boat then visits the Bue Marino sea cave, known for its deep blue water and rock walls. This cave was historically a refuge for monk seals, which gave it its name.
30 min
Scogliera Di Cala Rossa
The tour continues to Cala Rossa, a bay on Favignana with red rocks and turquoise water. It offers good swimming and snorkeling conditions. The name refers to the bloodshed during the naval battles of the First Punic War around 241 BC. The area was also mined for limestone in the past, and ancient quarries remain visible.
45 min
Visita alle grotte di Favignana con le barche dei pescatori
Next is a visit to the Grotta degli Innamorati, a sea cave with clear water that changes from blue to emerald green. The cave’s rock formations resemble two lovers embracing, inspiring local legends.
30 min
Ex Stabilimento Florio delle Tonnare di Favignana e Formica
The boat docks at Favignana port for lunch on board. The menu includes two types of pasta: one with Trapani-style pesto made from almonds, tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, and red garlic from Nubia, and another with pesto alla genovese made from basil, pine nuts, olive oil, and cheese. Traditional Sicilian bread called cunzato and fresh seasonal fruit are served. Drinks include Coke, Coke Zero, orange juice, peach or lemon tea, house wine, and still or sparkling water.
60 min
Favignana
After lunch, there is a one-hour break to explore Favignana’s old town. Visitors can walk the narrow streets, visit craft shops, sample local products, and observe the village’s historic buildings and fishing heritage.
60 min
Spiaggia Di Cala Dogana
The boat heads to Cala Dogana, the main port of Levanzo island. This bay is known for its white houses and blue sea, with sailboats and fishermen visible, reflecting daily life on Levanzo.
30 min
Cala Fredda
The tour proceeds to Cala Fredda, a small beach surrounded by limestone cliffs. It has clear waters suitable for swimming and snorkeling. The beach is known for its historic freshwater springs that provided water for sailors and fishermen over centuries.
45 min
Levanzo
Towards the end of the tour, guests enjoy a refreshment on board consisting of fresh seasonal fruit and a glass of cantaloupe liqueur.
30 min
Spiaggia di Cala
The last stop before returning to Trapani is Cala Minnola on Levanzo. This cove has a pebble beach with golden sand, limestone cliffs, and Mediterranean scrub. It was historically a port for Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans, with artifacts indicating its importance. The calm waters are suitable for snorkeling.
45 min
Trapani
The boat returns to Trapani, concluding the full-day excursion around the Egadi Islands.
30 min
We are inside the Porto Vento di Maestrale in Trapani.
End point
We are inside the Porto Vento di Maestrale in Trapani.




by Mare E Vento Di Favignana Escursioni Tour In Barca Egadi Favignana E Levanzo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€200This 8-hour boat tour from Trapani visits Favignana and Levanzo islands in the Egadi archipelago. The trip starts with a 30-minute boat ride to Favignana, guided by the skipper who shares stories about the surrounding islets. Stops at Favignana include Cala Azzurra for swimming and snorkeling, the Grotta del Bue Marino sea cave where an aperitif with prosecco, spritz, snacks, and soft drinks is served, and Cala Rossa known for its red rocks and historical significance. The tour continues to the Grotta degli Innamorati sea cave before docking for lunch on board featuring two types of pasta - Trapani-style pesto and pesto alla genovese - traditional Sicilian bread, seasonal fruit, house wine, soft drinks, and water. After lunch, there is a one-hour break to explore Favignana’s old town, its narrow streets, craft shops, and local products. The boat then heads to Levanzo, stopping at Cala Dogana, the island’s main port, followed by Cala Fredda, a small beach with historic freshwater springs ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The final stop is Cala Minnola, a cove with archaeological significance and calm waters for snorkeling. A light refreshment of seasonal fruit and cantaloupe liqueur is served on board before returning to Trapani to conclude the tour. Included are an aperitif, lunch, snacks, alcoholic and carbonated beverages, music on board, snorkeling equipment, on-board restrooms, and all fees and taxes. The tour is suitable for families, couples, and groups but not recommended for travelers with mobility difficulties.
Favignana
The tour departs from Trapani and takes about 30 minutes to reach Favignana. The boat is comfortable and the skipper shares information and stories about the small islets encountered along the route.
30 min
Scogliera Cala Azzurra
The boat stops at Cala Azzurra, a bay on Favignana famous for its clear waters and white sand. Guests can swim and snorkel in the shallow waters surrounded by mostly untouched nature.
30 min
Grotta del Bue Marino
An aperitif break takes place on board after morning swimming and exploring. Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, Campari Spritz, and soft drinks like Coke, orange, peach, and lemon tea are served alongside peanuts, chips, and spicy snacks. The boat then visits the Bue Marino sea cave, known for its deep blue water and rock walls. This cave was historically a refuge for monk seals, which gave it its name.
30 min
Scogliera Di Cala Rossa
The tour continues to Cala Rossa, a bay on Favignana with red rocks and turquoise water. It offers good swimming and snorkeling conditions. The name refers to the bloodshed during the naval battles of the First Punic War around 241 BC. The area was also mined for limestone in the past, and ancient quarries remain visible.
45 min
Visita alle grotte di Favignana con le barche dei pescatori
Next is a visit to the Grotta degli Innamorati, a sea cave with clear water that changes from blue to emerald green. The cave’s rock formations resemble two lovers embracing, inspiring local legends.
30 min
Ex Stabilimento Florio delle Tonnare di Favignana e Formica
The boat docks at Favignana port for lunch on board. The menu includes two types of pasta: one with Trapani-style pesto made from almonds, tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, and red garlic from Nubia, and another with pesto alla genovese made from basil, pine nuts, olive oil, and cheese. Traditional Sicilian bread called cunzato and fresh seasonal fruit are served. Drinks include Coke, Coke Zero, orange juice, peach or lemon tea, house wine, and still or sparkling water.
60 min
Favignana
After lunch, there is a one-hour break to explore Favignana’s old town. Visitors can walk the narrow streets, visit craft shops, sample local products, and observe the village’s historic buildings and fishing heritage.
60 min
Spiaggia Di Cala Dogana
The boat heads to Cala Dogana, the main port of Levanzo island. This bay is known for its white houses and blue sea, with sailboats and fishermen visible, reflecting daily life on Levanzo.
30 min
Cala Fredda
The tour proceeds to Cala Fredda, a small beach surrounded by limestone cliffs. It has clear waters suitable for swimming and snorkeling. The beach is known for its historic freshwater springs that provided water for sailors and fishermen over centuries.
45 min
Levanzo
Towards the end of the tour, guests enjoy a refreshment on board consisting of fresh seasonal fruit and a glass of cantaloupe liqueur.
30 min
Spiaggia di Cala
The last stop before returning to Trapani is Cala Minnola on Levanzo. This cove has a pebble beach with golden sand, limestone cliffs, and Mediterranean scrub. It was historically a port for Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans, with artifacts indicating its importance. The calm waters are suitable for snorkeling.
45 min
Trapani
The boat returns to Trapani, concluding the full-day excursion around the Egadi Islands.
30 min
We are inside the Porto Vento di Maestrale in Trapani.
End point
We are inside the Porto Vento di Maestrale in Trapani.