Lampedusa

Lampedusa is the largest of the Pelagie Islands, a small Italian island in the Mediterranean lying south of Sicily and closer to North Africa than to the mainland. Its setting is rocky and sunlit, with a rugged coastline, clear water and a town clustered around the harbour, and it is known for its beaches, its fishing tradition and its remote, seasonal character. Property here is a small and limited market, appealing mainly to those seeking a quiet island base or a holiday home in a distinctive southern setting.