Cala Fredda

Cala Fredda lies on the southern stretch of the island's coast, a 10-minute walk from Cala Dogana. Here you will find a pebble beach and very clear sand, azure waters, all surrounded by wild, rugged nature. Entry into the water is easy, suitable even…

Cala Minnola

Cala Minnola lies on the south-eastern side of the island, easily reached on foot with a walk of about 20 minutes. It is a delightful cove bathed by crystal-clear waters and surrounded by a wonderful, dense pine forest where you can shelter from the…

Cala Nuciddra

Cala Nucidda, so called because it is so small (like a walnut), is a cove that can be visited on days when the sirocco blows on Levanzo.

Cala Calcara

Here the seabed is among the most beautiful on the island, particularly between Cala Calcara and Cala Minnola. Diving 200 metres from the shore, you will notice that the coastline, characterised by alternating landslides, is rich in flora and the sea…

Cala Tramontana

Cala Tramontana lies on the northern stretch of coastline. It is the largest bay on the island, nestled between high reddish rock walls and immersed in unspoilt wilderness, rich in vegetation. It is characterised by numerous caves, ideal for snorkelling…

Pietre Varate & Grotta Marina del Buco

A little further north of the Faraglione, you will find Pietre Varate and the Grotta Marina del Buco. Here you can stop for a swim in the azure waters of the cave, passing through an archway that allows you to admire the colours created by the light…

Cala Faraglione

The Faraglione beach is certainly among the most beautiful and famous on the island. Reaching it is very easy. From the village you have to take the scenic road that runs along the sea. In a few minutes you will arrive at your destination. The beach…