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Min. 23C° Max.28C°
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Hotel + flight
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Apartment + flight
How to Get There
The Island of the Wind is very easy to reach because it is very well connected to the continent and especially to Sicily.
By sea, connections are shared between Siremar and Ustica Lines, two marine companies which perform the transport with motor vessels that connect Lampedusa to Trapani and to Lampedusa and Linosa, the Pelagie Islands.
By airplane the island can be reached from a wider range of places. During the summer season it is possible to fly to the island directly from Milan, Bologna, Venice and Rome.
Flights connecting Sicily and Lampedusa, to and from Trapani and Palermo, are guaranteed the whole year round to ensure territorial contiguity so anyone wishing to reach the island between October and March must reach one of these two stopovers first, and hence catch a flight for Lampedusa.
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Flights to Lampedusa
Whatever the season you will be able to find a flight that takes you amid the kuddie, Lampedusa's sweet hills, and in the middle of the precious vineyards and gardens enclosed...
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Flights Bologna to Lampedusa
Little Lampedusa is very well connected to the major Italian airports and, from these, to the wide international network.
The companies' summer timetables, which are usually...
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Flights Bergamo to Lampedusa
Bergamo's Orio al Serio Airport has exponentially increased the its number of passengers in the last few years especially for having been chosen by low-cost air companies and...
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Flights Rome Fiumicino to Lampedusa
From summer 2013 Vivere Lampedusa will boot his campaign charter flights to and from Rome Fiumicino Airport, with a direct connection operated by Alitalia, which provides a...
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Ferries to Lampedusa
The ferryboat is probably the most fascinating way to reach the island, arriving from the sea to central Lampedusa's harbour. The journey takes two hours from Mazara del...
