From Trapani: Favignana & Levanzo Mini-Yacht Tour with Lunch


About This Experience
Egadi Lines run this one on a 14-metre yacht rather than a RIB or a ferry, which puts it in a category of its own out of Trapani: more deck, more shade and a steadier ride than an inflatable, with a smaller passenger list than the big shared cruises.
The route is the familiar one — a cruise along the Favignana coast taking in Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino and Cala Rossa, with swim and snorkel stops in the clear water, then an hour of free time in Favignana village, then across to Levanzo for panoramic views of the fishing hamlet and a final swim at Cala Minnola.
Food is the difference. A pane cunzato — the Sicilian sandwich of bread, cheese, tomato and anchovy — is served on board with fresh fruit, a glass of local wine and water, and the day finishes with a traditional Sicilian sweet. For a tour at this price that is a genuinely fed day rather than a snack.
One caveat matters and it is easy to miss: the €20 per-person skipper fee is not in the ticket. It is paid separately at the box office on the day of the cruise, which moves the real cost of two adults from $174 to roughly $220.
Highlights
- A 14-metre yacht — more deck and shade than a RIB, fewer guests than a ferry
- Pane cunzato, fresh fruit, local wine and a Sicilian dessert served on board
- Swim and snorkel stops at Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino and Cala Rossa
- An hour of free time in Favignana village
- Levanzo coastline and a closing swim at Cala Minnola
What's Included
- ✓ Cruise along the coast of Favignana and Levanzo
- ✓ Swim stops and snorkeling in the crystal-clear sea
- ✓ Free time in Favignana
- ✓ Food tasting and a glass of local wine
- ✓ Drinking water
Not Included
- Skipper fee (20 EUR per person, to be paid on-site)
What to Bring
- Snorkeling gear
- Swimwear
- Beachwear
Good to Know & Caveats
- A €20 per-person skipper fee is paid on the day at the box office and is NOT included in the ticket price
- The programme may change at the captain's discretion depending on sea conditions; a weather cancellation is refunded in full
- Not suitable for children under 4, pregnant women, non-swimmers, or guests with mobility impairments
- Bring your own snorkelling gear — masks are not supplied on this tour
Not Suitable For
- Children under 4 years
- Pregnant women
- People with mobility impairments
- Wheelchair users
- Non-swimmers
Meeting Point
Boarding is at the Port of Trapani; the exact berth depends on the option booked and is confirmed with your voucher.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.3/5 by 463 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
My girls and I really enjoyed it. We will always have very good memories of this excursion. The staff was very attentive at all times, and they made us feel very comfortable. I loved being able to swim in the open sea, all the stops we made, and the scenery of the turquoise waters. My sincerest thanks to all the staff.
— Eva, Septemb
My compliments go to Arturo, a very young captain who already has great experience at sea and in dealing with his guests, and to Anna Maria, hostess and host, who makes all the difference with her welcome, her friendliness and her dazzling smile. The places are fantastic, the boat is beautiful, but the people make the difference. You are in our best memories. Manuela and Stefano
— Manuela, Septemb
Everything was great. I highly recommend it. It's a small boat, good food, and a great visit to the coves...
— Paloma, August
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the €20 skipper fee?
It is a mandatory per-person charge collected at the box office on the day of the cruise, on top of the online price. Budget for it: it adds €40 to a booking for two and is the single most common surprise on this listing.
Is snorkelling gear provided?
No — this is one of the few tours on the route where you should bring your own mask and snorkel. Swimwear and beachwear are also on the bring list.
What food is included?
A pane cunzato (Sicilian bread with cheese, tomato and anchovy), fresh fruit, a glass of local wine, drinking water, and a traditional Sicilian sweet to finish.
Is the yacht more comfortable than a RIB?
For most people, yes. Fourteen metres gives you shade, seating and a much steadier motion in chop. If you want speed and access to the tightest coves, a RIB still wins.
Who should not book this tour?
The operator lists children under 4, pregnant women, non-swimmers, wheelchair users and guests with mobility impairments as unsuitable.















