Egadi Islands to be seen

What to see in the Egadi Islands

The beaches of the three main Egadi islands (Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo) attract thousands of tourists every year.

Favignana is the largest island and the closest to the Sicilian coast. There is over 30 km of unspoiled coastline to explore, white sand and rocks that can only be reached by boat. The most picturesque beach is Cala Azzurra with its clear waters, but the white beaches of Cala Rossa, Calamoni, Cala Rotonda, Marasolo and Burrone are no less impressive.
Slightly north of Favignana, we find the island of Levanzo. The smallest in the archipelago. There is extraordinarily clear water, a rocky seabed and schools of fish swimming at shallow depths. Faraglione is particularly noted for its abundance of marine fauna. In Levanzo we can see places such as Cala del Genovese, Punta dei Sorci and Cala Tramontana spaced by several caves and Capo Grosso Lighthouse.

The town of Levanzo is a fishing village out of time with pastel-colored houses nestled around an azure sea.

In the westernmost part of the Egadi Islands, pristine Marettimo is the island with the most natural caves in the entire archipelago. It features rocky shorelines, crystal clear sea and a large number of caves and coves. Marettimo’s most interesting spots are the magical beach of Scoglio del Cammello, Punta Troia, Grotta Perciata and Grotta del Tuono.

Maraone Rock and Ant Island

In its 37 km², the Egadi archipelago also consists of the rock of Maraone and the small islet of Formica.
On the island of Formica there is an abandoned tuna fishery, a building with a tower, a lighthouse and a mill.
Each of these islands has its own conformation and specific characteristics. All are part of a marine protected area.
Discover the Egadi Islands.
Visiting them will be like taking a trip to a place where time seems to have expanded.