Spend a day on a 12-seater RIB exploring Favignana and Levanzo: crystal coves, sea caves, snorkeling, and a board-served lunch with local specialties. This eight-hour cruise from Trapani pairs accessible swimming stops with short onshore time to taste island history.
Spend a day on a 12-seater RIB exploring Favignana and Levanzo: crystal coves, sea caves, snorkeling, and a board-served lunch with local specialties. This eight-hour cruise from Trapani pairs accessible swimming stops with short onshore time to taste island history.
A cold wind off the Tyrrhenian eases as the rib lifts out of Trapani’s port and the Egadi archipelago slides into view: low limestone cliffs, cliffs streaked red, and pockets of water so clear you can watch fish patrol the shallows. On an eight-hour RIB cruise designed for twelve people, the sea becomes a moving theater—coves perform, caves reveal, and the skipper narrates as islands pass.
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Operated by Mare E Vento Di Favignana - Escursioni Tour In Barca Egadi - Favignana E Levanzo · Trapani, Sicily
A cold wind off the Tyrrhenian eases as the rib lifts out of Trapani’s port and the Egadi archipelago slides into view: low limestone cliffs, cliffs streaked red, and pockets of water so clear you can watch fish patrol the shallows. On an eight-hour RIB cruise designed for twelve people, the sea becomes a moving theater—coves perform, caves reveal, and the skipper narrates as islands pass.
History and geology are visible from the water. Cala Rossa’s iron-stained cliffs recall the First Punic War and centuries of maritime traffic; old tuff quarries and the ruins of Favignana’s Tonnara Florio mark the island’s tuna-fishing past. Levanzo’s Grotta del Genovese holds Paleolithic engravings above original harbors, while Posidonia beds carpet the seabed and sustain a dense coastal ecology.
Expect repeated swim stops: Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino cave, Cala Fredda, Cala Minnola, plus a chance to moor at Favignana’s port for a one-hour walk through its compact town. Snorkelling equipment is provided; water invites inspection and the skipper sets safe, shallow stops for most swimmers.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for open-water stretches; non-slip sandals for boarding; and motion-sickness meds if you’re prone. The tour runs from Trapani—public transport options exist—and the operator enforces age and health limits (infants on laps; not recommended for those with serious back problems or pregnancy). The day mixes relaxed swimming, local food (cunzato bread, arancine), and short onshore exploration—an efficient way to experience the protected marine life and human history of the Egadi.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most people who can board a small boat and swim short distances; basic mobility recommended for boarding and short onshore walks.
The tour includes RIB transport, skipper, use of snorkeling equipment, lunch with local products, aperitif, snacks and drinks listed, and access to the Marine Protected Area.
The tour departs from and returns to the port of Trapani; arrive at the meeting point early to check in.
No—snorkeling equipment is provided and stops are chosen for accessibility, but basic swimming ability is recommended.
Infants must sit on an adult’s lap; the trip is not recommended for people with serious back problems, pregnancy, or significant mobility issues.
Favignana and Levanzo show layers of Mediterranean history—from Phoenician and Roman anchorages to the island tuna fisheries (tonnare) that shaped local economy and architecture.
The Egadi Islands are part of a Marine Protected Area with regulations to protect posidonia meadows and fisheries; follow no-anchoring zones, avoid touching marine life, and use reef-safe products.
Mare E Vento Di Favignana - Escursioni Tour In Barca Egadi - Favignana E Levanzo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




A cold wind off the Tyrrhenian eases as the rib lifts out of Trapani’s port and the Egadi archipelago slides into view: low limestone cliffs, cliffs streaked red, and pockets of water so clear you can watch fish patrol the shallows. On an eight-hour RIB cruise designed for twelve people, the sea becomes a moving theater—coves perform, caves reveal, and the skipper narrates as islands pass.
A cold wind off the Tyrrhenian eases as the rib lifts out of Trapani’s port and the Egadi archipelago slides into view: low limestone cliffs, cliffs streaked red, and pockets of water so clear you can watch fish patrol the shallows. On an eight-hour RIB cruise designed for twelve people, the sea becomes a moving theater—coves perform, caves reveal, and the skipper narrates as islands pass.
History and geology are visible from the water. Cala Rossa’s iron-stained cliffs recall the First Punic War and centuries of maritime traffic; old tuff quarries and the ruins of Favignana’s Tonnara Florio mark the island’s tuna-fishing past. Levanzo’s Grotta del Genovese holds Paleolithic engravings above original harbors, while Posidonia beds carpet the seabed and sustain a dense coastal ecology.
Expect repeated swim stops: Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino cave, Cala Fredda, Cala Minnola, plus a chance to moor at Favignana’s port for a one-hour walk through its compact town. Snorkelling equipment is provided; water invites inspection and the skipper sets safe, shallow stops for most swimmers.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for open-water stretches; non-slip sandals for boarding; and motion-sickness meds if you’re prone. The tour runs from Trapani—public transport options exist—and the operator enforces age and health limits (infants on laps; not recommended for those with serious back problems or pregnancy). The day mixes relaxed swimming, local food (cunzato bread, arancine), and short onshore exploration—an efficient way to experience the protected marine life and human history of the Egadi.