Marettimo, the most remote of the Egadi Islands, is a true hidden treasure in the heart of the Mediterranean, famous for its crystal clear waters, lush vegetation and a historical heritage rooted in antiquity. This island is the ideal place for those seeking pure beauty and tranquility, away from the beaten path of mass tourism.

The island of Marettimo is a sanctuary of biodiversity, with paths meandering through Mediterranean scrub forests and breathtaking views of sheer cliffs. Mount Falcone, the highest point on the island, offers spectacular views that extend to the African coast on the clearest days. Marettimo is also famous for its sea caves, such as Camel Cave and Thunder Cave, which can be explored by dinghy, offering a unique and adventurous experience.

Historically, Marettimo has a remarkable archaeological wealth, with remains testifying to the presence of ancient Romans and Byzantines. The ruins of a Roman villa and a Byzantine church are eloquent reminders of the island’s glorious past. Local legends also tell of pirates and privateers who used the island as a refuge, adding a veil of mystery to its history.

The waters around Marettimo are a paradise for snorkelers and divers, thanks to the wealth of marine life and the seabed that is home to corals, sea fans and a variety of fish species. This makes the island a landmark for those wishing to explore the underwater world in an almost pristine environment.

With Favignana’s Mare e Vento, you can discover all the secret corners of Marettimo, from secluded bays where the water fades from turquoise to deep blue, to ancient ruins that tell stories of bygone eras. Our boat and raft excursions are designed to showcase the authentic and preserved beauty of Marettimo, giving our clients unforgettable experiences and connecting them with the island’s history and wilderness.

In conclusion, Marettimo is not just a destination, but a gateway to a fascinating past and a present of incredible natural beauty. It is an invitation to explore, to dream and to live intensely every moment in this paradisiacal corner of the Mediterranean.