Ferries from Marsala to the Aegadian Islands
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The routes connecting Marsala and Aegadian Islands are operated by our partner Liberty Lines who have 26 weekly sailings available with travel times ranging between 30 minutes and 1 hour 40 minutes with mostly morning and afternoon boarding. Each passenger will receive all on board instructions by ground and cabin crew, who can guide you to your chosen accommodation and inform you of the on board services.
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The port of Marsala is a small port mostly used to reach the Egadi Islands, off the west coast of Sicily. The port terminal is located in the city centre, so surrounded by bars and restaurants. The terminal is easily reached on foot in less than ten minutes. Taxis are also available from the city centre for those carrying luggage. Getting to and from the ferry terminal The port of Marsala is well-connected and accessible by car, train, plane and bus. By car, travelling from Palermo, take the A29 motorway towards Trapani and then the E90 towards Marsala. From Catania, take the A19 t... [More information]
Address: Piazza Piemonte e Lombardo, 38, 91025 Marsala (TP)
Directions: Google Map @ Marsala, port
The Aegadian or Egadi Islands, are an archipelago off the western Sicilian coast. The largest islands are Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo, followed by Maraone and the islet of Formica. This group of islands are characterised by crystal clear waters, making them a heavenly destination for those who enjoy water sports as there are many great spots for snorkelling, diving and sailing. The Marine Reserve The island is located within a marine reserve, and it's worth venturing into the mainland to enjoy long and interesting walks where you can marvel at the rich flora and fauna that also have many ... [More information]