Dove si imbarca per Favignana?

Dove si imbarca per Favignana?

Favignana è raggiungibile in aliscafo dalla Sicilia e da Napoli. Chi preferisce raggiungere la Sicilia in aereo, può atterrare a Palermo o a Trapani Birgi. Nel primo caso è poi necessario raggiungere il porto di Trapani con il treno. Da lì, traghetti e aliscafi permettono di arrivare sull'isola facilmente.

Dove acquistare i biglietti per Favignana?

Dove acquisto i biglietti per arrivare a Favignana? I biglietti sono acquistabili presso le biglietterie Liberty Lines presenti al porto di Trapani o online sul sito ufficiale www.libertylines.it.

Quanto si spende per mangiare a Favignana?

Ristorante Pizzeria Nautilus Favignana Il Ristorante, Pizzeria Bar Nautilus nasce direttamente sulla splendida spiaggia Praia e propone alla clientela piatti a base di pesce e piatti tipici siciliani a prezzi abbordabilissimi (pranzo completo circa €30).

How to get to Trapani Favignana from Sicily?

• The Trapani Favignana ferry route connects Sicily with Aegadian Islands and is currently operated by 2 ferry companies. The Liberty Lines Fast Ferries service runs up to 12 times per day with a sailing duration of around 30 minutes while the Siremar service runs up to 7 times per week with a duration from 55 min.

What is Favignana known for?

• The island of Favignana is part of the Sicilian Egadi islands facing the western coast of Sicily and is the largest island in the archipelago. It is butterfly shaped and since ancient times it has been known by various names including Auegusa or island of the goats because there are plenty of goats on the island.

Why choose fatfavigana Island?

• Favigana is connected to the other Egadi islands and also with Trapani which makes the island very accessible because of the proximity of Trapani Airport to the island. The island is popular with tourists but has managed to retain much of its leisurely way of life and island charm.

Where is the port of Trapani located?

• Trapani is located at the center of the Mediterranean Sea, equidistant from the Suez Canal and the Strait of Gibraltar making it a central hub on most routes between the north south of these waters. This position makes it crucial for commercial and passenger sea transport on ferries and cruise ships.