Ferries from Favignana to Sicily
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The sea connections between Favignana and Sicily are operated by Caronte & Tourist and Liberty Lines who jointly operate 199 connections per week with all day departures and sailing times shorter than 1 h 35 min. Ships that operate this crossing allow both vehicles and foot passengers. All ships are equipped with passenger services and cabin crew who are ready to assist you.
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Favignana is the largest of the Egadi islands and its port is located on the north side of the island, from which there are connections to Sicily and other islands in the Egadi archipelago. The main airport is on the San Leonardo pier, where the ferries from Trapani and the hydrofoils coming from the nearby islands dock. From here you take Via Florio, a road that leads to the adjacent city. It takes an hour and twenty-five minutes to get to Favignana by ferry from mainland Sicily, while on a hydrofoil it only takes 40 minutes. If you intend to bring a car then cars cannot take the hydrofoil, a... [More information]
Address: Via Molo S. Leonardo, 91023 Favignana TP
Directions: Google Map @ Favignana, port
Sicily and its islands are in the heart of the Mediterranean and attract tourists from all over the world because of the beaches and clean waters, but also for culture and tradition that can be found in the streets of Sicily's fantastic cities. There are fantastic historic and religious buildings from all eras to be found in Sicily. Nature on the is island is varies from the coasts to the interior and Mount Etna. History The first settlements in Sicily date back to ancient times and the Sicans, the Sicels and the Elimi civilizations. They followed colonization from the Phoenicians, Greek... [More information]