MARSALA TOURS

Embark on a scenic journey from Marsala to the stunning island of Favignana with the Gandolfo family’s Navigare le Egadi. The tour begins with a comfortable 30-minute dinghy ride guided by the expert skipper, Ignazio Gandolfo. Along the journey, Ignazio shares intriguing details and anecdotes about the route. Once anchored in the sparkling waters of Favignana, immerse yourself in the local culture and marine life with long, relaxing stops for swimming, diving, and snorkeling in some of the most beautiful coves of the island including Cala Rossa, Cala Azzurra, and Bue Marino. Taste of Sicily and Historical Exploration Savor the flavors of Sicily with a rich aperitif aboard the dinghy. Relish homemade focaccia, fresh salami, and a selection of appetizers, all paired with wines from the Gandolfo family vineyards. On land, stroll through the narrow streets of Favignana’s historic center, visit the Tonnara di Favignana, and the neoclassical Villa Florio, now a first aid center for Caretta caretta turtles. Then meet the local "Pescatori di Tuna" and immerse yourself in the authentic Sicilian culture at Favignana's ancient fishing village. As you return to Marsala, savor a second snack of liqueur wine and tagliancozzi biscuits, and receive a souvenir to commemorate your journey.

The Egadi islands are located off the western coast of Sicily, where the locals live a relaxed, Bohemian lifestyle. An unforgettable experience framed by shades of color, wild terrain, and hidden corners only visible from the sea. Among the Egadi Islands, Favignana is the largest and most beautiful, named after its unique shape, and Levanzo the smaller and more idyllic island. The tour offers you an unmatched perspective of the islets. Get ready to be backdropped by secret corners, intriguing sceneries, and crystal clear water. Favignana Hop on your boat from Marsala and reach Favignana in 30 minutes. The experienced skipper will explain the safety rules and give you some information on where to go. First stop is Cala Azzurra, where the water is tinged with a thousand shades. It’s time to put on your fins and masks and explore the underwater world. Journey on to Cala Rossa, one of the most beautiful coves in Italy, located in the northeastern end of Favignana. It has a striking contrast of turquoise blue water and the volcanic rocks that surround it, making it one of the most recognizable coves in the region. At the pier, you can spend about 1 hour exploring the alleys dotted with ancient stores. Faraglioni Next, sail toward Levanzo, 3 nautical miles from Favignana. On the way, stop at the Faraglioni rock formations where a light lunch will be served with fine Sicilian wine. Levanzo Following that, you will sail to Cala Fridda in the south of Levanzo island, where you can take in the cool clear springwater. A small aperitif and prosecco will be served at Cala Minnola, named after the small fish that inhabit it, clearly visible from a snorkeling boat. From there, you will take the road to Marsala.