Departing from the port of Trapani, you'll sail to Favignana, the largest island of the Egadi Islands, where you'll dive into its turquoise waters at Cala Azzurra, dive into the picturesque cove of Bue Marino, Favignana's ancient tuff quarry, known for its wild and unspoiled beauty, with crystal-clear waters, a rocky coastline, and rich Mediterranean vegetation. Bue Marino is a true paradise for sea lovers, with its clear turquoise waters it is perfect for swimming, snorkelling and diving.
With our boat trip to Favignana, you can swim in the turquoise waters framed by the wild charm and thousand-year history of Favignana Island's jewel: Cala Rossa. Cala Rossa, set on Favignana's northeastern coast, is one of the most iconic and striking coves in the entire Mediterranean. The natural amphitheatre is enclosed by high cliffs of white and pink tuff that plunge into a crystal clear sea of intense turquoise. A paradise for sea lovers: the crystal-clear, unspoiled waters of Cala Rossa are a true paradise for sea lovers, its moderate depth and rich marine life make it an ideal place for swimming, snorkelling, and diving. Among the rocky seabed and Posidonia, you can see a variety of colourful fish, crustaceans, mollusks, and even some starfish. Continuing our navigation to the northeastern coast of Favignana we will stop at Scalo Cavallo Cove, known for its pristine beauty, crystal clear waters, rocky coastline, and rich Mediterranean vegetation. What makes Scalo Cavallo special? What makes Scalo Cavallo special are the crystal clear, turquoise waters, perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and diving. To finish before reaching the second stop, you can enjoy the wonderful Grotta degli Innamorati, one of the magical places of Favignana Island that will leave you breathless.
The Grotta degli Innamorati reachable only by sea is famous for its play of light and shadow, its romantic atmosphere, and its wild natural beauty. After swimming in the most picturesque coves on the island of Favignana, the Egadi Boat Trip will guide you to discover the seaside village of Favignana, with its original charm, blue and white houses, narrow winding streets and picturesque views. Walking through the streets of the village, you will feel as if you have gone back in time, to a time when the island was still a small fishing village. During your visit to the village of Favignana you will be able to: visit the Tuna Museum, which tells the storey of tuna fishing in Favignana and the importance of this activity for the local economy, stroll through its narrow, winding streets to discover picturesque nooks and crannies, store in the small craft stores in the village of Favignana and find unique and original souvenirs, enjoy typical cuisine in Favignana's village restaurants, which offer a wide selection of delicious dishes made with fresh fish, tuna and local products, and relax in a bar with an aperitif, a refreshing drink or one of the island's typical pistachio coffees.