Among the many islands lost in the Mediterranean, the islands could name Egadi between some of the most beautiful. They are a group of small mountainous islands off the northwest coast of Sicily (see regions in Italy) and near the city of Trapani, who as a protected area, are the largest marine reserve around the Mediterranean.
The population on the islands Egadi is very low and therefore the almost untouched nature is what stands out. The three main islands are Levanzo, Favignana, and Marettimo, along with smaller ones that share a magnificent coastal scenery. Among inlets, bays and coves, the sea meets the island as natural pools, and hidden corners only accessible by boat.
