Lampedusa Italy

The Island of Lampedusa is one of the most regular goals for scuber jumpers, sun admirers and nature sweethearts. It is at the outskirt of the territory that isolates Europe from the African coast. This sublime island south of Sicily help in the formation of the Pelagian Archipelago, alongside encompassing island the Scoglio and Linosa.

From the littlest and most covered up to the most crowdest and biggest, Lampedusa is known for its various shorelines and affable characteristics. Right off the bat, the astounding bays of Cala Uccello and Cala Pisana open onto the shining ocean, while the Maluk and Calas Spugna lie on the east of the island. Cala Greca, is very little and secured with unadulterated white sand. Taking your family and friends and family to this spot is an encounter you would live to recollect for a mind-blowing remainder. Different spots to visit are Cala Galera, Cala Croce, Cala Madonna, and Porto N'tone. Every one of these areas have shorelines that are perfect for family visit.

"The acclaimed Guitgia shoreline."

Other wonderful spots to visit are the terrific and well known Guitgia shoreline, which is the nearest to lodgings and most open to open vehicle. Going for a 4 or 3 hour vessel ride is perhaps the most ideal approaches to value the significance and magnificence of these shorelines, small harbors and inlets. There are bounty of amphibian creatures that possess large amounts of this locale and the clearness of the ocean and the stunning ocean bottom makes survey exciting.

During summer when the evenings are sweltering, you can try to go to numerous festivals occurring on the shorelines in the island, including melodic exhibitions, spaghetti picnics and grills, and blazes. The encounters from these occasions are engaging and reviving.

For a strange experience, pristine scene and some remarkable shorelines, take a ship to the remote and rough Pelagie Islands, where you can go swimming, swimming, and scuba jumping. The principle island is the dry Lampedusa, which is the name of both the biggest island and its central town.

To arrive at the islands from Agrigento, drive 7km (4 1/2 miles) southwest to the Porto Empédocle to get the ship. You'll stop first at Linosa, the northernmost of the islands and the tip of an old submerged well of lava. The ship proceeds to Lampedusa, its last stop. Lampedusa lies 50km (31 miles) south of Linosa and is formed like a monster pontoon slanted to the other side.

The best time to visit the islands is in July and August to go turtle viewing at the miniscule Isola dei Conigli or Rabbit Island. A nature save, the island is one of only a handful couple of spots in the Mediterranean where the uncommon Caretta turtle lays its eggs. Seeing the turtles stumbling aground altogether to make their homes, and their a large number of small hatchlings rushing their way over the shoreline to the warm ocean, is extremely unique.