Luxury Boat Tour to Favignana and Levanzo


About This Experience
Exclusive Boat Trapani's private day is the best-reviewed charter on the route — 4.9 across nine bookings — and the only private option out of Trapani that includes a proper lunch on board rather than a stop ashore. The price is per boat, not per head, which is what makes it worth doing the arithmetic on.
The itinerary is broader than the shared tours because there is nobody else's schedule to keep to. Favignana is circled properly: Cala Rossa, Bue Marino, Cala Azzurra, then Cala del Preveto and Cala Rotonda — two coves on the island's quieter western side that almost no shared tour reaches. The afternoon crosses to Levanzo for Cala Minnola and Cala Fredda.
Lunch is served on board with typical Sicilian products, alongside an aperitif with local wine and prosecco, water, soft drinks and fresh fruit. Snorkelling equipment, insurance, fuel and taxes are all in the price. The skippers are Egadi specialists and the reviews name them individually, which is usually a good sign.
At $836 the price is for the boat, and that fare covers up to four people — $209 each, against $58 to $99 for a seat on a very good twelve-guest shared RIB. So this is a genuine premium rather than a per-head bargain: what you are buying is a boat nobody else is on, a route the skipper builds around you, and lunch cooked on board. The operator also runs larger configurations for up to twelve; those are priced separately, so check the option at checkout.
Highlights
- A private boat with an expert Egadi skipper — no shared schedule
- Lunch on board with Sicilian products, plus an aperitif with local wine and prosecco
- The full circuit of Favignana, including Cala del Preveto and Cala Rotonda
- Levanzo's Cala Minnola and Cala Fredda in the afternoon
- Snorkelling gear, insurance, fuel and taxes all included
What's Included
- ✓ Professional skipper and expert of the Egadi Islands
- ✓ Fuel for the entire excursion
- ✓ Lunch on board with typical Sicilian products
- ✓ Aperitif with local wine and prosecco
- ✓ Water, soft drinks and fresh fruit
- ✓ Snorkeling equipment
- ✓ Insurance
- ✓ Taxes
Not Included
- Private transfer service – price on request
What to Bring
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- Swimwear
- Sunscreen
- Beachwear
Good to Know & Caveats
- The price is per boat, not per person — the per-head cost falls sharply with group size
- Arrive at the boarding point at least 15 minutes before departure
- The skipper may adjust the itinerary for safety and comfort; a weather cancellation is refunded in full
- Not suitable for pregnant women or wheelchair users
- Private transfers to the port are available at extra cost, on request
Not Suitable For
- Pregnant women
- Wheelchair users
Meeting Point
Trapani port; the boarding point is confirmed with your booking. Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.9/5 by 9 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
A wonderful experience among the Egadi Islands. Friendly and helpful, Toti guided us to discover the coves, telling us stories and anecdotes all along the route. We ate and drank very well and in abundance. We recommend him!
— Roberto, August
I did the activity on a dinghy with my boyfriend; it was a very nice experience. We had Toti as our skipper and "captain". He was a very nice person, and an expert with a lot of experience. I highly recommend the tour. It's a good deal both in terms of price and because it includes very good food and drinks that are always available (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic). There will be six stops in the coves, depending on the sea.
— Roberta, August
The tour is very well organized, and the staff are fantastic and very attentive. I recommend this experience to everyone.
— Marika, August
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people does the price cover?
Up to four, at the advertised $836. That is the single most misread thing about private listings on this route — the price is per boat, but each boat has a capacity attached to it. The operator also runs options for up to twelve people, priced separately, so read the option carefully at checkout.
Is lunch really included on a private charter?
Yes, and it is the reason this listing stands out among the Trapani private options. Lunch of typical Sicilian products is served on board, along with an aperitif with local wine and prosecco, soft drinks, water and fresh fruit.
What do you see that a shared tour does not?
Cala del Preveto and Cala Rotonda on Favignana's western side. Shared tours run a fixed loop around the eastern coves and rarely go round; a private boat can.
Is it worth it for two people?
At $836 for a boat that takes four, two people are paying $418 each against $58 to $99 on a shared small-group tour. For a couple that is a splurge. For a family of four at $209 each it is a considered choice; for a larger group, the Marsala 27-foot charter at $1,161 for twelve is the better arithmetic.
Can you change the itinerary?
Yes — that is the point of chartering. The skipper will build the day round what you want, within the limits of the sea state on the day.















