Cala Fredda Beach and Cala Minnola Beach - Levanzo, hamlet of Favignana (TP) - Levanzo Island and Formica Island in the Egadi Islands - Sicily
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Cala Fredda has a small, sheltered pebble and rock beach with a Caribbean-coloured sea. Cala Minnola is the most popular, and the sea is a dazzling emerald green characterized by rock and sand. The seabed is under video surveillance as it is known for the presence of the wreck of a Roman cargo ship, loaded with amphorae... #tuttitaly
The beaches of Cala Fredda and Cala Minnola on the enchanting island of Levanzo promise a unique experience immersed in natural beauty and ancient history.
Cala Fredda, located along the southern coast of the island, is easily accessible from Cala Dogana with a short 10-minute walk. Here, you will find a lovely beach of gravel and clear sand, bathed by crystal-clear waters of intense blue. The wild and unspoiled atmosphere will make you feel like you are in a secret corner of paradise. Access to the sea is easy and suitable even for children and less experienced swimmers.
Cala Minnola is located on the southeast coast and can be reached with a walk of about 20 minutes from the town center. This delightful cove is washed by crystal-clear waters and surrounded by a suggestive pine forest where you can shelter from the intense sun of the hottest hours. Here, you will also find wooden tables and benches to relax and enjoy a picnic. Diving enthusiasts will find Cala Minnola particularly fascinating, as off the bay, at a depth of about 27-30 meters, archaeological remains dating back to the Roman era.
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