9:00 am - meet at the Marsala Marina
9:30 am: We're off to the island of Favignana.
10:00 am Cala Rossa, passing through Cala Bue Marino
Cala Rossa, considered by some to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy, is one of the most evocative places on the island. The crystal-clear sea and flat rocks create a truly evocative scene. Here, the clear and inviting sea is embraced by a frame of cliffs and tuff quarries.
11:00 am – Heading to Levanzo
Next stop is Levanzo, just 3 nautical miles away, the smallest and wildest of the Egadi Islands.
11:15 am - Cala Fredda (Levanzo)
A wonderful bay with a seabed covered in posidonia, featuring a charming pebble beach that you can reach by swimming.
11:45 am - Cala Minnola (Levanzo)
Cala Minnola, known for its pine forest overlooking the sea, gets its name from the Minnola, a small fish that lives in the cove and can be seen while snorkelling.
12:30 - Aperitif with IGT wine strictly produced in Marsala and various starters, always made with local products.
1:00 pm - We'll disembark on the island of Favignana
Stroll through the centre of Favignana, with the chance to visit the Tonnara, Palazzo Florio, etc.
2:30 pm - Cala Pozzo
Cala Pozzo is on the northwest coast of the island near Punta Faraglione. The beach is surrounded by a beautiful natural setting, bathed by a beautiful turquoise sea, transparent and crystalline, full of fish and sea urchins.
3:00 pm - Cala Rotonda and Grotta degli Innamorati
Cala Rotonda is one of the most wind-protected coves thanks to its unique round shape. It's really impressive, especially for the imposing rocks that plunge into the sea and take on the strangest shapes. At the rocky ends of the beach, you can admire schools of multicoloured fish and incredible marine flora.
3:30 pm – Cala Preveto
Cala del Preveto beach is among the most spectacular because it's located at the end of a valley and overlooks a crystal-clear, deep blue sea. It's an almost unspoiled area, with no houses and surrounded by nature. 4:00 pm – Marasolo Beach and Lido Burrone. Marasolo Beach in Favignana is located on the southern side of the island, east of Punta Longa, and is characterised by low rocks that slope into the water, interspersed with a few small beaches.
5:00 pm - Cala Azzurra
An ideal destination for snorkelling lovers, Cala Azzurra is located in the southeastern part of the island and takes its name from the blue colour of the sea. The clear, almost transparent water makes this bay a true slice of paradise. It's mostly made up of rocks, but there's a strip of fine white sand in the middle of the bay.
6:00 PM - Head back to Marsala