08:45 – Meet at the Marsala Tourist Port inside the Mothia Yachting Club.

09:15 – Embarkation and departure from Marsala for the island of Favignana aboard our pneumatic boats.

10:00 a.m. – Cala Rossa via Cala Bue Marino
Cala Rossa, judged by some to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy, is one of the most striking places on the island. The transparent sea and flat rocks create a truly striking scenery. Here the sea, transparent and inviting, is embraced by a backdrop of cliffs and tuff quarries.

11:00 – Course for Levanzo
Next stop Levanzo, just 3 nautical miles away, the smallest and wildest of the Egadi Islands. Route to the port of Levanzo, skirting the imposing stacks.

11:15 a.m. – Cold Cove
Wonderful bay with a posidonia-covered seabed and a charming pebble beach that can be reached by swimming.

11:45 a.m. – Minnola Cove – Tramontana Cove
Minnola Cove, known for the pine forest that overlooks the sea, takes its name from the Minnola, a small fish that populates the cove, which can be seen by snorkeling.

12:30 – Disembarkation on the island of Favignana
Already upon arrival, you will be enraptured by the beauty of Favignana’s small harbor.
You can visit the tuna nets and the archaeological museum located inside the former Florio palace.

13:30 – Lunch in Favignana
Tasting of “Pane Cunzato” prepared by our master bakers, water and wine from Cantine Marsalesi.

2:30 p.m. – Cove Well
Cala Pozzo is located on the northwest coast of the island near Punta Faraglione. The beach is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, washed by a beautiful turquoise sea, transparent and crystal clear, rich in fish and sea urchins.

15:00 – Round Cove
Cala Rotonda is one of the coves most protected from the winds due to its unique round shape, it is very striking, especially because of the impressive rocks that plunge into the sea and take on the strangest shapes. At the rocky ends of the beach you can see schools of multicolored fish and incredible marine flora.

15:30 – Preveto Cove
The beach of Cala del Preveto is among the most spectacular because it rises at the end of a valley and overlooks a crystal clear, deep blue sea. It is an almost untouched area with no houses and surrounded by nature.

4:30 p.m. – Blue Cove
An ideal destination for snorkelers, Cala Azzurra is located in the southeastern part of the island and is named for the blue color of the sea.
The clear, almost transparent water makes this bay a true piece of paradise. Formed mainly of rocks but with a strip of fine white sand in the center of the bay.

18:00 – Arrival in Marsala
We set sail the anchors and bid farewell to the Egadi Islands by setting the bow toward the port of Marsala.