Favignana is the largest in the archipelago, although it is a rather small island, and it is also the one that welcomes the most tourists. Characterised by very little vegetation, it is quite arid and barren and for the most part is composed of tuff, in fact for centuries it has been an open-air quarry.

On this island, blue coves and baths with dives from the cliffs are the order of every bay! The coast alternates sandy areas with cliffs overlooking the sea. A breathtaking landscape that will surprise you with the turquoise colour of the sea and the beauty of the beaches and coves, some of which are accessible only by boat. The most famous is Cala Rossa, considered the most beautiful on the island and beyond. It is located on the northeast coast, a small cove nestled between tuff cliffs and bathed in a blue sea: an authentic paradise for nature lovers.

In addition to its beautiful sea, a piece of advice is to visit the Tonnara Florio, one of the most important in the entire Mediterranean, both for its wonderful history and for the interesting museum inside.

For your excursions on land, you will also find numerous dirt trails winding through fields and open-air quarries. You can rent bicycles to tour the entire island and to climb up to the Castle of Santa Caterina, a panoramic point that will give you enchanting sunsets. In the port, you can find several places where you can taste typical specialties ranging from tuna-based dishes to wines and granita as dessert.

Levanzo is the smallest of the Egadi islands and is a small jewel immersed in a transparent sea. It is indeed an island of just 6 square kilometres, which deserves to be circumnavigated with the luxury of slowness to discover the beaches of Cala Minnola, Tramontana, and Camarro.

The small inhabited centre, located near the inlet of Cala Dogana, where you can dock, preserves all the aspects of an ancient fishing village intact. Not to be missed is certainly the Grotta del Genovese, one of the most important caves for its findings of prehistoric paintings; you can access it by sea or by land.

Unspoiled beaches and spectacular caves make Levanzo the ideal destination for snorkelling enthusiasts.

Wild and untouched, Marettimo is the third island of the archipelago, the furthest from the Sicilian coast. Perhaps for this reason, its solitary and wild character has remained intact.

Like a dolomite mountain in the middle of the sea, with forests to explore, springs, pastures, but above all a sea with incredible seabeds and some of the most beautiful caves in Italy. These latter are indeed the island's peculiarity: there are more than 400 between emerged caves, submerged ones, and coves that you can reach only on board your boat. Marettimo is also particularly suitable for hiking and walks lovers. There are numerous paths of varying difficulty levels, in particular the one leading to the Castle of Punta Troia offers a breathtaking view.  

Most sailing cruises to the Egadi Islands embark from Trapani. Although often underestimated, it is worth spending a whole or half day exploring it. In Trapani, you can find a perfect combination of various interests: history, art, sea, entertainment, and excellent food! The city boasts a millennia-old history, so much so that it appears in the narrative of the Aeneid and in mythological origins according to which the city was born on a strip of land originated from a sickle fallen from the hands of Ceres or Saturn. The city has numerous points of interest: the historic centre with the Walls of Tramontana, a real open-air museum; the Porta Oscura, the oldest in the city; the Astronomical Clock, among the oldest in Europe; the Ligny Tower, a symbol of the city; numerous churches and cathedrals of extraordinary beauty. Also not to be missed are the Salt Pans of Trapani and Paceco and the numerous eateries where you can enjoy excellent couscous and traditional sweets.

With a cable car that starts directly from Trapani, you can reach the village of Erice, one of the most beautiful in Italy. Sought after for many centuries by sailors and navigators for its strategic position, it offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the sea. A place surrounded by myths and legends where you can rediscover the past.