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Revision as of 16:56, 4 June 2007Pantelleria is an island lying between Sicily, Italy and Tunisia. Although Italian it is proud of its Arab influence and is becoming quite a chic destination. It is striking and hilly, with the countryside dotted with white Dammuso houses. There are no beaches - people swim off the black rocks. The main centre is Pantelleria Town, along with the much smaller Scauri, Tracino & Kamma and Rekale.
Get inBy boatDaily overnight ferries run from Trapani in Sicily, running more frequently alongside hydrofoils in Summer. See SIREMAR and Ustica Lines. By planePlanes fly in daily from Palermo and Trapani. See AirONEand Meridiana. Direct Flights from Rome and Milan. A new agreement with the hotels on Pantelleria has created a long period of direct flights to Pantelleria from Rome and Milan. These flights are on big jets (300 seats or more), only on weekends, 3 or 4 times each weekend day. Get aroundBy BusThere is quite a good bus service around the island. See Pantelleria Council By MopedAn excellent way to see the island is to hire a moped for a few days - it is small enough to do a circuit in 4 hours or so. Beware - there are only two petrol station on the island - both in Pantelleria Town. See
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