Favignana: The butterfly-shaped Island
Favignana, Italy is the biggest and most important of the Egadi Islands, which is situated 5 miles west of Sicily. This island is famous for its caves of calcarenite rocks and ancient fishing techniques of Bluefin tunas. Tourists can easily wander on the eastern side of the island through a bicycle because of the completely flat terrain. Favignana is a popular holiday destination especially during the summer months, thanks to its bays’ crystalline azure waters. The island is also an ideal spot for snorkeling and scuba diving.
Best Time to Visit
A great time to visit Favignana, Italy is during late spring or early fall. The island’s weather during this period is pleasant for a tour around the area and there are also fewer tourists. The widely celebrated annual Sicilian Carnival is held on different dates from February to early March. In February, the Almond Blossom Festival is also celebrated which features traditional folk dancing, music, and fireworks. If you want to experience these events, book your Favignana, Italy hotels now.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Take a dip in the clear blue waters of the Cala Rossa Beachand soak your feet on its sandy beach. There are also a lot of fine beaches around the area wherein you can spend a day with your family and friends. You can also visit the Santa Caterina Castle, which overlooks the island of Favignana and provides panoramic views. Also, don’t miss out on Ipogei Garden if you are visiting the island. Stay close to Calamoni Beach by booking a room at well-rated Hotel Tempo Di Mare or at the 4-star Cala La Luna Resort.