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Skip the crowded tourist boats, and book a small-group cruise from Trapani. With a maximum of 12 people on board the boat, you’ll enjoy a more intimate time at sea, exploring the Egadi Islands. You’ll stop to dive, swim, and snorkel in the clear waters around Favignana and Levanzo, and kick back with soft drinks on deck as you cruise.

The crystal-clear seas off western Sicily are home to the idyllic Aegadian islands of Favignana and Levanzo, but their isolated location makes them hard to reach. On this tour, cruise through the coastal waters and drop the anchor in pretty spots around the islands. Learn of historic battles between the Romans and Carthaginians with on-board commentary from your guide, with a free time to snorkel at your leisure.

Sicily’s western coastline is dotted with hidden coves and home to the idyllic Egadi Islands. With this boat tour, take in the most picturesque corners of the coast and the islands of Favignana and Levanzo in one day, setting sail from Trapani. Enjoy free time to explore the islands on land; stop to swim at the dazzling beaches of Cala Rossa, Cala Azzurra, and the Faraglione; and relax over lunch on board.

Discover some of Sicily’s most secluded coastal locations during this captain-led, small-group fishing excursion, which includes an onboard lunch made from your freshly caught seafood. Cruise through the pristine waters of the Egadi Archipelago, enjoying swimming stops along the way. Learn how to prepare a traditional four-course Sicilian meal during a hands-on demonstration, then enjoy a sit-down meal paired with wine.

Learn to make delicious gourmet pizzas and fresh bread with your family and friends. Live a unique experience in the countryside around Trapani.

• Private Shore Excursion led by licensed Guide Driver • Taste the famous Marsala wines and local almond pastries • Stunning views in Erice and photo opportunities • Comfortable transport by Luxury Mercedes Minivan • Hassle-free round-trip travel from the port in Trapani The island is renowned for the many outstanding wines, some of them produced in the wine capital of MARSALA, which gives the name to the world-famous wine. The nearby SALT PANS with its characteristic old windmills, are inside a beautiful area protected by the WWF, right on the coast between Trapani and Marsala. The salt produced in this area is part of Slow Food Italian Presidia. ERICE, with its unique location, just about 2500 feet above sea level, it overlooks nearby Trapani and the salt flats, and is surrounded by a lush park and hilltop castles, which offer charming old stone streets to stroll and several medieval churches to investigate.