Lavezzi: Sailing between Italy and France. Dinghy adventures

Lavezzi is the only island in the archipelago that can be visited independently. Remember that it is completely uninhabited and there are no tourist services. Therefore, we advise you to embark equipped with everything you need to face the day: plenty of water, food and drinks, sunscreen and a hat to protect you from the scorching sun and a garbage bag to bring back the rubbish you have accumulated during the trip. visit. Our advice is to take advantage of the cooler hours of the day to go around the island on foot: an easy path will allow you to visit it in 1 hour, even if the photo stops to immortalize the amazing colors of the island will certainly lengthen times. Along the way you will be able to see : they house the remains of the 800 sailors and soldiers who died during the sinking in 1855 of the Sémillante, a frigate of the French army wrecked during a storm. But the real attraction of the island are its enchanting beaches with Caribbean colors, Polynesian transparencies and shallow waters, also suitable for children. Cala Lazarina to and Cala di u Lioni beach.
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