Departure for Favignana: During the 30-minute journey from the port of Trapani to Favignana, passengers enjoy an extremely comfortable journey thanks to the quality of our boats. In addition, the skipper, with his vast experience, is always available to enthusiastically illustrate the peculiarities and interesting stories of the small islets that emerge along the way.

We will visit Cala Azzurra, a jewel of Favignana, famous for its crystal clear waters and white sand. This enchanting bay is the perfect place to dive into an aquatic paradise, snorkel among the shallows and admire the vivid colors of the Mediterranean. A unique experience, surrounded by the tranquility of an almost unspoilt nature.

It’s time for an aperitif break! After a morning of exploring and swimming in hidden coves, we take a moment to relax and enjoy the view. Prosecco and the timeless Aperol Spritz or Campari Spritz await us on board, accompanied by peanuts, chips and those spicy ‘cosini’ that give it an extra touch. For those who prefer something non-alcoholic, there is Coke, both regular and Zero, Orange, Peach or Lemon Tea perfect to refresh the day. A moment of pure relaxation, between fresh flavors and the sea breeze The next stop on our trip is Bue Marino, one of the most fascinating coves of Favignana. This wonderful sea cave is famous for its deep blue waters and the magical atmosphere that you breathe between its rock walls. Bue Marino was once a refuge for sea monks, better known as monk seals, who give the cave its name.

We will continue our journey to Cala Rossa, one of the most iconic bays of Favignana, renowned for its extraordinary landscape of red rocks and turquoise waters. This spectacular cove offers breathtaking views, ideal for swimming and snorkeling enthusiasts who want to explore marine environments rich in life and history. A fascinating place, where nature and history blend under the warm Sicilian sun. The history of Cala Rossa is steeped in memory and meaning, as it takes its name from the naval battles between the Romans and Carthaginians during the First Punic War, around 241 BC.C. The waters of this cove turned red because of the blood shed in those fights. In addition to its historical value, this area was once used for limestone mining, and the ancient tuff quarries still leave visible traces in the landscape, adding an extra layer of charm and mystery to the place.

We will continue our exploration reaching the Grotta degli Innamorati, an enchanted place that captures the romantic essence of the island of Favignana. This sea cave is famous for its crystal clear waters ranging from shades of blue to emerald green, creating a magical and surreal environment. The evocative name comes from the rock formations inside the cave which, seen from a certain perspective, look like two lovers embracing each other, a natural symbol that has inspired numerous local legends.

Lunch on board: Once docked at the port of Favignana, lunch will be served on our boat, comfortably moored For lunch on board, we will serve you a selection of typical products of Trapani gastronomy. We will delight you with the traditional bread cunzato, a timeless classic of Sicilian cuisine, seasoned with fresh tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, oregano, local cheeses and tasty anchovies. In addition, arancine will be served, available both with butter (filled with ham and mozzarella) and meat, along with tasty pizzas, also fresh seasonal fruit will be served. All this is accompanied by Coke, Coke Zero, orange juice, peach or lemon tea, house wine, and still or sparkling water. A simple but tasty lunch, to enjoy with sea view and the sea breeze.

Visit to the island of Favignana (1 hour break on the island): After lunch, you will have the opportunity to discover the heart of this fascinating island. We invite you to explore its characteristic old town, where you can walk through the narrow streets of the village, surrounded by historic buildings and overlooking the sea. You can visit the craft shops, taste the typical products in the small locals, and enjoy the relaxed and authentic atmosphere of Favignana. Every corner of the village tells the story of the island, from its roots in tuna fishing to its cultural traditions, offering you a unique and immersive experience.

Our maritime adventure takes us to Cala Dogana, the main port of Levanzo. This picturesque bay is the beating heart of the island, where the deep blue of the sea blends with the bright white of the houses of the small village. As our boat approaches, you will enjoy the view of sailboats and fishermen at work, witnessing the daily life of this enchanting place. Cala Dogana is a perfect example of tranquility and natural beauty, inviting you to relax and breathe in the serene atmosphere of Levanzo.

Continuing our exploration we head towards Cala Fredda, one of the hidden gems of Levanzo. This small and cozy beach is nestled among limestone cliffs and offers an atmosphere of peace and isolation. The clear and calm waters of Cala Fredda are perfect for a refreshing dip or snorkeling, allowing you to discover the rich marine life below the surface. Here, away from the daily hustle and bustle, you can immerse yourself completely in nature, savoring every moment of relaxation under the warm Sicilian sun. Cala Fredda is a fascinating place not only for its natural beauty but also for its historic freshwater springs, which have played a crucial role for the inhabitants and visitors of the island of Levanzo over the centuries. These natural springs, which flow directly near the beach, have made Cala Fredda a vital point for stopping and replenishing water for sailors and fishermen since ancient times

Towards the end of our excursion, a small refreshment awaits you on board, where you can enjoy fresh seasonal fruit, ideal for cooling off after a day at sea. All this will be accompanied by a glass of cantaloupe liqueur, perfect to end our trip on a high note.

Cala Minnula is a jewel of Levanzo, rich in history and natural beauty. Surrounded by limestone cliffs and Mediterranean scrub, this cove with pebble beach and golden sand was a port for Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans, witnessing millennia of maritime history. Artifacts and underwater artifacts indicate that it was an important anchorage and exchange point, protected from storms and pirates. In the Middle Ages, Cala Minnula remained strategic for seafarers and was the scene of naval battles. Today, it offers tranquility and a haven for those who want to immerse themselves in serenity away from the common tourist routes. The turquoise waters and lively seabed invite you to snorkel, while the beach is perfect for relaxing and absorbing the history and nature of this unique corner of Levanzo.