It is the smallest of the Egadi islands with an area of 5 kilometres and is made up of white limestone rocks and numerous caves. It consists of a few houses and a small village, while on the coast there are caves and the best known are: the Grotta del Genovese, Cala Faraglione, Cala Fredda and Cala Minnola. The latter is a real little marvel known for its crystal clear waters and for one of the most important submerged archaeological sites in Sicily where there is the wreck of a Roman ship, the remains of a load of amphorae and fragments of pottery lying in depth of about 27 metres.

You will see the most beautiful caves and coves of both islands, swim in the crystal clear waters and enjoy an excellent lunch directly on board.