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From Marsala: Luxury private boat tours of Favignana and Levanzo

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About This Experience

Touregadi's 27-foot private boat is the most complete private day out of Marsala, and the one with the fullest itinerary of any charter in this catalogue: Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino, Cala Rossa, Scalo Cavallo and the Grotta degli Innamorati on Favignana, a stop in Favignana town, then across to Levanzo for Cala Minnola and the village.

Marsala is the quieter of the two mainland departure ports, and the crossing gives you the Lilibeo coast and the Stagnone lagoon on the way out — salt pans, windmills and shallow water that Trapani departures never see.

Everything is in the price, which is unusual: the ticket, the aperitif, Sicilian street food, wine, soft drinks, snorkelling masks and the disembarkation fee for the islands. The listing states plainly that there are no additional fees, which given the €5 marine-park charge and €20 skipper fees that surface elsewhere on this route is worth something.

At $1,161 for a boat carrying up to twelve, a full group pays under $100 each — cheaper per head than several shared tours, on a boat nobody else is on. For two or four it is a luxury purchase.

Highlights

  • A private 27-foot boat for up to twelve, from the quieter Marsala marina
  • The fullest charter itinerary here: five Favignana stops plus Levanzo's Cala Minnola
  • The Stagnone lagoon and salt pans on the crossing out
  • Aperitif, Sicilian street food, wine and soft drinks all included
  • Island disembarkation fees included — the operator states there are no extras

What's Included

  • ✓ Ticket
  • ✓ aperitif
  • ✓ Sicilian street food
  • ✓ wine
  • ✓ non-alcoholic drinks
  • ✓ scuba masks
  • ✓ fee to disembark on the islands

Not Included

  • There are no additional fees

What to Bring

  • ID card, copy accepted

Good to Know & Caveats

  • The price is per boat for up to twelve guests, not per person
  • Bring an ID card — a copy is accepted
  • Swimwear and a beach towel are recommended; masks are supplied
  • The disembarkation fee for the islands is included, unlike on several shared tours
  • This is a newer listing with a short review history

Meeting Point

Marsala marina; the exact boarding point depends on the option booked and is confirmed with your voucher.

What Travelers Say

Rated 5.0/5 by 1 verified GetYourGuide travelers.

The boat tour was wonderful. Our guide was really nice, and the food was great and more than enough! In the cooler months, it can get a bit chilly on the boat. I recommend bringing an extra jacket! All in all, a really great excursion!

— Felix, April 2

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does $1,161 cover?

Up to twelve, as a single private booking. That works out under $100 each for a full boat — competitive with a shared seat, with no strangers on board.

Are there really no extra fees?

The listing states that the island disembarkation fee is included and that there are no additional charges. That is worth checking against the shared alternatives, several of which collect a €5 marine-park fee or a €20 skipper fee on the day.

Why leave from Marsala rather than Trapani?

Marsala is quieter, easier to park at, and the crossing passes the Stagnone lagoon and its salt pans. It is also the natural port if you are staying in the Marsala or Mazara area rather than in Trapani.

Is lunch included?

An aperitif with Sicilian street food, wine and soft drinks is included. There is a stop in Favignana town where you can eat properly if you want a full lunch.

Which coves does it visit?

Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino, Cala Rossa, Scalo Cavallo and the Grotta degli Innamorati on Favignana, then Cala Minnola and the village on Levanzo.