Discovering the Pelagie Islands by sea and by land. We will alternate navigation and stops at anchor with walks in the lesser-known interior of Lampedusa and Linosa.

The Pelagie archipelago unites 3 islands with very different morphologies: Lampedusa, the last strip of the African continent, an island of granite rock and sandy bottoms with Caribbean waters; Lamppost, a rock surrounded by seabeds full of fish, Linosa an island of volcanic origin, with black rocks and the color of fire and blue seabeds.

Sailing sailing, sightings of turtles, dolphins, Cory's shearwaters and falcons, good food, sunsets and African starry stars. If we have a nice warm sun we will take the first dips of the season in cold and crystal clear waters.

Going ashore we will get to know places that are often unexplored, from the flowering plateaus of Lampedusa, to the extinct volcanoes of Linosa and we will meet people and associations that will show us other aspects of the islands, such as the historical and archaeological part, the cultural part, from the puppet theater to the management of a library, the agricultural and naturalistic part and, if possible, the reception of migrants. We would like to alternate moments of speech with others of silence, taking advantage of the calm of the "out of season".