Levanzo
The smallest inhabited island of the Egadi archipelago, with a small harbour of white houses with blue windows, almost no cars and a deep sense of calm.
Levanzo covers less than 6 square kilometers. Its only village is a row of white houses with blue windows around the small harbour of Cala Dogana, and there are almost no cars on the island, so visitors explore on foot or by boat. Dirt tracks lead to clear coves such as Faraglioni Bay and Calamunnula Bay, where you can swim, and a boat tour around the island explores its sea caves. The island has a few guesthouses and restaurants, and its nights are very quiet. A hydrofoil from Trapani takes about 25 to 35 minutes, and the island is often visited together with Favignana.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Grotta del Genovese
- Favignana
- Ex Stabilimento Florio (Tonnara di Favignana)
- Cala Rossa
- Bue Marino
- Cala Azzurra
- Torre di Ligny
- Chiesa del Purgatorio & Misteri di Trapani