• Scogliera Cala Azzurra - Once anchored, you can dive into one of Favignana’s best-known sandy beaches, characterised by its crystal-clear bay which boasts a particularly refreshing water, with a white seabed and pinkish reflections.
• Grotte bue marino - Once there, we slowly navigate the Bue Marino area, characterised by the striking architecture of the tuff quarries, which give the cliff a very distinctive appearance. It is one of Favignana’s most striking descents into the sea, with beautiful, deep seabeds making it ideal for diving, scuba diving and snorkelling.
• Spiaggia di Cala Rossa - When you arrive at Cala Rossa, one of Italy’s most famous coves, you can have another dip in a crystal-clear haven surrounded by stunning cliffs of various shapes and sizes.

You will be amazed, trust me!

• Isola di Favignana - Once we have moored up for the break at the port of Favignana, you will be able to visit the typical streets of the town or the ancient “Florio” tuna fishery. You will also have time to have lunch in one of the island’s traditional restaurants.
• Levanzo - Head for Levanzo, the smallest and most romantic of the Egadi islands, where you can admire the tranquil harbor; isolated, wild, where boats are gently bobbing in perfectly transparent water.
  If you are looking for a fairytale island then, with Levanzo, you have found it.
  Then enjoy the crossing with perhaps a little siesta.
• Cala Fredda - Arriving at Cala Fredda, a beautiful cove with a small pebble beach, the sea sparkles in Caribbean colors…you won’t be able to resist diving in to swim among the fish that populate it.
• Spiaggia di Cala Minnola - The last chance to have a dip in a cove washed by dazzlingly-clear waters surrounded by a dense pine forest. The sea here is a shimmering emerald green characterized by a mixture of rock, sand and posidonia. A true splendor.

• Carbonated beverages
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Surcharges on fuel

• Lunch