The sea crossing between Aegadian Islands and Marsala is temporarily not in operation by any maritime company connected to NetFerry online booking system.
Marsala is on the west coast of Sicily, in Italy. It is most famous for the sweet dessert wine they produce in the city, and this region is, in fact, the biggest wine producer in Sicily. A brief history of Marsala Marsala, or Lilybaeum in Latin, was founded by the Carthaginians in the year 397–396 BC after they fled their island of Motya (modern San Pantaleo) due to an attack from Dionysius I, tyrant of Syracuse. Marsala then served as the Carthaginians' principal stronghold in Sicily, and they successfully resisted sieges from Pyrrhus, King of Epirus and by the Romans. However, they eve... [More information]