Islands of Sicily to visit: 5 places to see at least once in life

Inevitably, we will risk to harm someone, because the Sicilian islands are all beautiful. But these five, we could say, have that something more. These five Sicilian islands should be visited at least once in our lifetime. And discover simply unforgettable places, where nature will offer you an incomparable spectacle.

1. Favignana

We start with the most famous of the Egadi islands. Famous especially for its beaches but not only: the things to see in Favignana are many more. This place, in fact, in addition to the fairytale sea, can boast caves, ancient castles and breathtaking views, especially at sunset.

2. Lipari

From the Egadi Islands, along the coast of Trapani, you move on the Aeolian Islands, along the coast of the metropolitan city of Messina, to be precise in front of Milazzo.

• Spiaggia Bianca, Canneto beach and Acquacalda beach would not even need any introduction;
• The village of Lipari is as evocative as few others of the archipelago;
• In the castle, ancient finds tell the story of the island of Lipari;
• There will also be opportunities to indulge in some healthy fun.

In short: there is so much to do and see in Lipari.

3. Pantelleria

To get to Pantelleria, just embark on one of the ferries that depart from Trapani (city in turn easily accessible by car and train). Embark on the ferry and leave to discover the island where the famous Mirror of Venus is located, a large lake that occupies the entire caldera of an ancient volcano.

4. Lampedusa

The beaches of Lampedusa do not fear comparisons, and not by chance they are the main reason that pushes, every year, many visitors to choose it as a holiday destination: the Conigli beach is certainly the most famous but to see there are also, for example, French cove and Crete cove.

5. Ustica

On the island of Ustica you arrive by embarking from the port of Palermo. It is a real paradise for all diving enthusiasts. And not only, since its coastline is a succession of small and charming beaches.

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