Ferry Linosa

The island of Linosa is the second largest island of the Pelagic Archipelago, the southernmost Italian territory. The island is located in the province of Agrigento.

The economy of the island is mainly based on agriculture, fishing and tourism, which is the main source of wealth for Linosa, especially in summer. Its tranquility and its still very simple daily life, its lush vegetation and its beautiful sea make it a perfect destination for those who want to enjoy nature, diving and maximum relaxation.

Linosa is part of the "Natural Reserve of Linosa Island and Lampione" and its coasts, together with those of Lampione and Lampedusa, form the Pelagie Islands Marine Reserve since 2002, within which various species of local marine fauna are protected. The idea of protecting such a fragile environment leads to the development of an increasingly sustainable tourism.

The departures to Linosa are carried out by the shipping companies Siremar and Liberty Lines, which use fast hydrofoils and comfortable ships.

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Siremar offers daily connections all year round, while the hydrofoils of Liberty Lines reach the island only in high season. Departures to Linosa are scheduled from the Sicilian port of Porto Empedocle and from the nearby island of Lampedusa.

On board the ships to Linosa passengers can use all the services necessary for a pleasant trip: bar and restaurant, air conditioning, recliners, children's play areas and comfortable cabins, all with private bathrooms and exclusive access. Ferries take about 10 hours to reach the island and for this reason departures are usually scheduled in the evening.

Traveling by hydrofoils the trip is quite short, from Porto Empedocle passengers reach the island in just 4 hours. Services are available on board, such as toilets, a small snack bar and comfortable seats in air-conditioned lounge.

Pets are welcome on board. Appropriate facilities and assistance is guaranteed to passengers with reduced mobily during the crossing.