Lampedusas
Lampedusas is an Italian archipelago and commune in the central Mediterranean, comprising the island of Lampedusa and the inhabited island of Linosa, with Lampione as a small uninhabited islet. It forms the southernmost part of Italy and Sicily. The two inhabited centers constitute the municipality of Lampedusa e Linosa, in the province of Agrigento, Sicily.
Geography and environment: Lampedusa lies about 113 kilometers south of Tunisia and roughly 205 kilometers southeast
History: The islands have been inhabited since antiquity and have passed through Phoenician, Greek, Carthaginian, Roman,
Economy and demography: The local economy relies on fishing, tourism, and services, with seasonal population increases
Transport and points of interest: Lampedusa is served by an airport and ferry connections to Sicily. Notable