Favignana & Levanzo Boat Tour: Swim, Snorkel & Explore!
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Overview
The Favignana and Levanzo, Egadi Islands Tour by Boat from Trapani, offers a fantastic day exploring two of the most beautiful islands in the Egadi archipelago. This boat tour is perfect for those who love swimming, snorkeling, and discovering stunning coastal scenery.
What to expect on this tour: Guests will visit famous coves like Cala Rossa, known for its turquoise waters, and Cala Azzurra, a beautiful beach perfect for swimming. They will also explore the Bue Marino, a unique spot with sea caves and clear waters and the Tuff Quarries of Favignana. In Levanzo, the tour stops at Cala Fredda and Cala Minnola, offering more opportunities to swim and soak up the sun. The boat also visits the Lovers' Cave, a romantic and picturesque grotto. Besides the natural beauty, visitors will also get to see historic sites such as Favignana Town and Florio Trap, showcasing the islands' rich history. The tour includes soda pop, snacks, snorkeling gear, all fees and taxes, fuel, and a captain to take care of everything.
Please note that lunch and private transportation are not included. Beach towels are available for rent with advance reservation. With a maximum of 12 guests per boat (larger groups will be split into multiple boats), this tour promises a personal and unforgettable experience.




Highlights
Explore Stunning Coves: Swim and snorkel in famous spots like Cala Rossa and Cala Azzurra.
Visit Two Islands in One Day: Discover the unique charm of both Favignana and Levanzo.
Snorkeling Gear Included: Enjoy exploring underwater with provided snorkeling equipment.
Relax Onboard with Refreshments: Sip on soda and enjoy snacks while cruising the Egadi Islands.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally rave about the beautiful scenery and fun activities, though some suggest more free time on the islands would enhance the experience.

Customers loved the stunning views and crystal-clear waters of Favignana and Levanzo.
Many reviewers highlighted the fun and relaxing atmosphere on board the boat.
Guests appreciated the multiple stops for swimming and snorkeling.
Some reviewers mentioned the friendly and helpful crew made the trip enjoyable.
Some reviewers wished there was more time to explore the towns on the islands.
A few guests felt the boat was crowded at times.
The Journey
Bue Marino
Bue Marino, named for its striking blue waters, is a coastal gem of Favignana. The intense color is due to the unique interaction of sunlight and the rocky seabed. Its beauty extends beneath the surface with caves and coves, making it a popular location for diving and snorkeling. It is characterized by the presence of several caves dug by man for the extraction of blocks of tuff. Today these cavities offer the possibility of daring dives and unique swims in a truly evocative setting.
Tuff Quarries of Favignana
The ancient tuff quarries of Favignana offer a glimpse into the island's past, when the extraction of this volcanic stone was a major industry. These quarries, now abandoned, create a surreal landscape, a suggestive scenario overlooking the sea, offering a unique and raw beauty and acting as a reminder of the island's industrial heritage.
Cala Rossa
Cala Rossa, often regarded as one of Italy's most beautiful beaches, boasts an expanse of crystal-clear turquoise water perfect for diving and snorkeling. Its unique combination of smooth rocks, clear waters, and vibrant marine life creates an unforgettable Mediterranean experience. The contrast of the turquoise water with the rocky surroundings creates a breathtaking panorama, worth visiting and exploring.
Favignana Town and Florio Trap
The port of Favignana provides access to the island's charming village, where you can explore local culture and enjoy authentic Sicilian cuisine in one of the many restaurants. A visit to the ancient 'Florio' trap (Tonnara Florio) offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of tuna fishing, a cornerstone of the island's economy for centuries. This restored factory stands as a monument to Favignana's past and its enduring connection to the sea.
Lovers' Cave
The Lovers' Cave (Grotta degli Innamorati) is a natural wonder that features a small, secluded beach hidden within the rocks. Swimming inside the cave reveals a mesmerizing, intimate setting. This charming location is an ideal stop for couples and nature enthusiasts seeking a unique and memorable experience.
Cala Fredda, Levanzo
As you approach the port of Levanzo, skirting the impressive cliffs, you'll be greeted by the picturesque Cala Fredda. This small, sheltered bay captivates with its tranquil atmosphere and clear turquoise waters, perfect for a refreshing swim. The small port adds to the charm, creating a perfect postcard scene of island life.
Cala Tramontana
Cala Tramontana is a picturesque bay characterized by a seabed covered in Posidonia seagrass, providing an important habitat for marine life. Its suggestive pebble beach, reachable by swimming, offers a secluded spot to relax and enjoy the crystal-clear waters. A visit to this bay offers a beautiful natural landscape.
Cala Minnola, Levanzo
Cala Minnola is a tranquil cove nestled in Levanzo, where a lush pine forest overlooks the sea. This quiet location is ideal for relaxation and swimming in its clear turquoise water. The presence of Roman shipwreck adds intrigue for snorkelers. It offers a serene escape from the more crowded locations, with a blend of natural beauty and historical interest.
Know Before You Go
This boat tour includes soda pop, snacks, use of snorkeling equipment, all fees and taxes, fuel, and a captain. Lunch and private transportation are not included. Beach towels can be rented upon reservation. The tour departs from the port of Trapani.
Hot Tip
Bring sunscreen, a hat, and a swimsuit to make the most of the swimming and sunbathing opportunities. If you want to explore the towns, wear comfortable shoes for walking. Consider renting a beach towel in advance.