Private RIB Boat Trip to Marettimo and Levanzo

Spend a wonderful day at sea with your family and friends! With our private RIB boat trip to Marettimo and Levanzo, you will enjoy the luxury of having the whole boat at your disposal and discover the two less-visited Egadi Islands. We will depart from the Marina Arturo Stabile in Trapani and reach the beautiful Marettimo in approximately 50 minutes of navigation.

Once there, we will disembark and change boats to set off on a tour of the island. We will visit the beautiful caves of Marettimo: you will be able to swim at the Cala Bianca and snorkel inside the Grotta degli Innamorati. Thanks to our local guide, you will learn everything about the island's history and many stories about the names of the caves. We will then return to the port, and you will have about 1.5-hour to visit the typical village of Marettimo and have lunch.

In the early afternoon, we will head to Levanzo. After admiring its wonderful white and blue little town, we will navigate along the southern coast of the island. You can decide where to stop for a swim, we suggest the beautiful Cala Minnola and Cala Fredda! After visiting these extraordinary islands, we will have a small apéritif with fresh fruits and return to Trapani.

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Highlights
- Snorkel in the wonderful caves of Marettimo
- Visit of the town of Marettimo on your own
- Swimming & snorkeling stops in Levanzo

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Departure & Return
We meet at the Marina Arturo Stabile in Trapani 20 minutes before the departure time. You can find both free and paying car parks close by (bring coins). After our adventure, we will be back at the port at around 6:30 p.m.

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Characteristics of the boat
- Practical and comfortable RIB boat
- Number of passengers: 12
- Sun-protected area
- No restrooms
- Not accessible to strollers and wheelchairs
- No pets allowed

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Included services
- Snorkeling equipment
- Fresh fruits
- Non-alcoholic beverages
- Local guide

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Bring along
- Hat & sunscreen
- Swimsuit & towel

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Good to know
- The itinerary may be subject to variations depending on weather and sea conditions.