Favignana, a cove and the Egadi sea seen from above
An island of white stone in the Tyrrhenian Sea

An island of white
stone.

The largest of the Egadi, an island of pirriaturi and tonnaroti. Quarries of golden calcarenite, transparent waters, a brief geography to inhabit slowly.

Transparent waters and calcarenite rock at Favignana
The island

Favignana —
stone, sea, light.

The largest of the Egadi, an island of pirriaturi and tonnaroti. Its quarries of golden calcarenite mark the landscape, its transparent waters define the very colour of the Mediterranean. Cala Rossa, Cala Azzurra, the Tonnara Florio: every corner of Favignana carries a story.

The other islands

Levanzo,
Marettimo.

The archipelago does not end at Favignana. Levanzo holds the Grotta del Genovese, with its prehistoric paintings and engravings, and a harbour of a few white houses. Marettimo is the furthest and the most vertical, a system of sea caves reached by boat. Both can be visited in a day, with local guides who know the right hours and the right sea.

The island of Levanzo seen from the sea, with its harbour and white houses
Levanzo
The vertical profile of Marettimo, the furthest of the Egadi
Marettimo
Boats in the turquoise waters of Favignana
Getting here

From Trapani to Favignana,
every hour.

Hydrofoils depart from Trapani, a 30 minute crossing. Trapani Birgi airport (TPS) is 30 minutes from the port, Palermo Punta Raisi airport (PMO) one hour and forty. From May to October direct flights from central and northern Europe. Write to us for advice on organising your arrival and for the transfer to and from the property.

The deck with parasols by the pool, inside the Pirrera quarry

We welcome you
inside the quarry.

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