Mini Cruise from Trapani to Favignana and Levanzo Islands with Lunch on Board
by Egadi Escursioni
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The mini cruise begins at 9:30 AM with departure from Trapani Harbour; passengers should arrive at least 30 minutes before boarding. The boat sails for about 45 minutes to Favignana, passing landmarks such as the Colombaia of Trapani and the small island of Formica. Upon arrival at Favignana, there is a two-hour stop during which guests can walk to Praia beach, explore the island on foot, or rent a vehicle to visit local sights. The crew provides information and assistance throughout the tour. After the stop, the boat continues along Favignana’s coast, passing several coves including Cala Rossa, known for its vivid colors and coastal cliffs, and Scalo Cavallo, an ancient tuff quarry with waters ranging from pale turquoise to deep blue. The boat then approaches the Grotta del Bue Marino cliff, noted for its striking colors and prominent position on the coastline. A swim stop is scheduled at Cala Azzurra, where guests can enjoy the clear water and surrounding tuff quarries. During this stop, lunch is served on board featuring traditional Sicilian dishes. After leaving Favignana, the boat sails to Levanzo island. Along the way, passengers see the Faraglione rock formation, a notable natural landmark. Upon arrival at Levanzo, the small village with white and turquoise houses is visible. The boat explores several coves around the island, including Cala Minnola, known among divers for a Roman merchant shipwreck lying about 100 meters off the coast at 30 meters depth, and Cala Fredda, a rocky beach with notably cold, clear turquoise waters. The tour ends with the return to Trapani port around 5:30 or 6:00 PM, depending on conditions and the number of participants. Onboard restrooms are available throughout the approximately eight-hour trip. Entrance fees to any sites are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Departure from Trapani Harbour
The boat leaves Trapani Harbour at 9:30 AM; passengers should arrive at least 30 minutes early for boarding. The journey to Favignana lasts about 45 minutes, passing landmarks such as the Colombaia of Trapani and the small island of Formica.
Isola di Favignana
There is a two-hour stop on Favignana. Visitors can walk to Praia beach or explore the island’s main sights either on foot or by renting a vehicle. The onboard staff provides information and assistance during this time.
120 min
Scogliera Di Cala Rossa
The boat sails along Cala Rossa, one of Favignana’s most well-known coves. Passengers see the vivid colors of the cliffs and coastline while the captain shares historical and local information.
Scalo Cavallo
The tour passes Scalo Cavallo, a cove on the north-eastern coast of Favignana. This area is an old tuff quarry where water colors shift from pale turquoise near shore to deep blue farther out.
Grotta del Bue Marino
The boat approaches the Bue Marino cliff while heading to Cala Azzurra. This cliff is notable for its striking colors and scenic views along the Favignana coast.
Scogliera Cala Azzurra
At Cala Azzurra, the boat stops to allow guests to swim in the clear waters, weather permitting. The area features tuff quarries with distinctive colors. During this stop, lunch with traditional Sicilian dishes is served on board.
Cala Faraglione
After leaving Favignana, the boat heads toward Levanzo, passing Cala Faraglione—a prominent rock formation known for its impressive views along the coast.
Levanzo
The boat arrives at Levanzo island’s port, where guests can see the small village with white and turquoise houses. The tour highlights include several coves and the Faraglione rock formation.
Spiaggia di Cala
Cala Minnola is known among scuba divers for the nearby Roman merchant shipwreck dating from the 1st century BC. The wreck lies about 30 meters deep and 100 meters off the coast.
Cala Fredda
Cala Fredda is a rocky and cliff-lined beach on Levanzo’s southern coast. It is known for cold, clear turquoise waters and is popular with visitors.
Trapani
The tour returns to Trapani port by 5:30 or 6:00 PM. Timing may vary based on participant numbers and mooring arrangements.
Meeting point
Via Ammiraglio Staiti, Marinella quay BOX 03. The ticket office can be recognized by the TORRE LINES inscription on the roof.
End point
Via Ammiraglio Staiti, Marinella quay BOX 03. The ticket office can be recognized by the TORRE LINES inscription on the roof.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Mini Cruise from Trapani to Favignana and Levanzo Islands with Lunch on Board
by Egadi Escursioni
Choose from 1 available option
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.€80Overview
The mini cruise begins at 9:30 AM with departure from Trapani Harbour; passengers should arrive at least 30 minutes before boarding. The boat sails for about 45 minutes to Favignana, passing landmarks such as the Colombaia of Trapani and the small island of Formica. Upon arrival at Favignana, there is a two-hour stop during which guests can walk to Praia beach, explore the island on foot, or rent a vehicle to visit local sights. The crew provides information and assistance throughout the tour. After the stop, the boat continues along Favignana’s coast, passing several coves including Cala Rossa, known for its vivid colors and coastal cliffs, and Scalo Cavallo, an ancient tuff quarry with waters ranging from pale turquoise to deep blue. The boat then approaches the Grotta del Bue Marino cliff, noted for its striking colors and prominent position on the coastline. A swim stop is scheduled at Cala Azzurra, where guests can enjoy the clear water and surrounding tuff quarries. During this stop, lunch is served on board featuring traditional Sicilian dishes. After leaving Favignana, the boat sails to Levanzo island. Along the way, passengers see the Faraglione rock formation, a notable natural landmark. Upon arrival at Levanzo, the small village with white and turquoise houses is visible. The boat explores several coves around the island, including Cala Minnola, known among divers for a Roman merchant shipwreck lying about 100 meters off the coast at 30 meters depth, and Cala Fredda, a rocky beach with notably cold, clear turquoise waters. The tour ends with the return to Trapani port around 5:30 or 6:00 PM, depending on conditions and the number of participants. Onboard restrooms are available throughout the approximately eight-hour trip. Entrance fees to any sites are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Departure from Trapani Harbour
The boat leaves Trapani Harbour at 9:30 AM; passengers should arrive at least 30 minutes early for boarding. The journey to Favignana lasts about 45 minutes, passing landmarks such as the Colombaia of Trapani and the small island of Formica.
Isola di Favignana
There is a two-hour stop on Favignana. Visitors can walk to Praia beach or explore the island’s main sights either on foot or by renting a vehicle. The onboard staff provides information and assistance during this time.
120 min
Scogliera Di Cala Rossa
The boat sails along Cala Rossa, one of Favignana’s most well-known coves. Passengers see the vivid colors of the cliffs and coastline while the captain shares historical and local information.
Scalo Cavallo
The tour passes Scalo Cavallo, a cove on the north-eastern coast of Favignana. This area is an old tuff quarry where water colors shift from pale turquoise near shore to deep blue farther out.
Grotta del Bue Marino
The boat approaches the Bue Marino cliff while heading to Cala Azzurra. This cliff is notable for its striking colors and scenic views along the Favignana coast.
Scogliera Cala Azzurra
At Cala Azzurra, the boat stops to allow guests to swim in the clear waters, weather permitting. The area features tuff quarries with distinctive colors. During this stop, lunch with traditional Sicilian dishes is served on board.
Cala Faraglione
After leaving Favignana, the boat heads toward Levanzo, passing Cala Faraglione—a prominent rock formation known for its impressive views along the coast.
Levanzo
The boat arrives at Levanzo island’s port, where guests can see the small village with white and turquoise houses. The tour highlights include several coves and the Faraglione rock formation.
Spiaggia di Cala
Cala Minnola is known among scuba divers for the nearby Roman merchant shipwreck dating from the 1st century BC. The wreck lies about 30 meters deep and 100 meters off the coast.
Cala Fredda
Cala Fredda is a rocky and cliff-lined beach on Levanzo’s southern coast. It is known for cold, clear turquoise waters and is popular with visitors.
Trapani
The tour returns to Trapani port by 5:30 or 6:00 PM. Timing may vary based on participant numbers and mooring arrangements.
Meeting point
Via Ammiraglio Staiti, Marinella quay BOX 03. The ticket office can be recognized by the TORRE LINES inscription on the roof.
End point
Via Ammiraglio Staiti, Marinella quay BOX 03. The ticket office can be recognized by the TORRE LINES inscription on the roof.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.