Giovanni's apartment is deceptively spacious. A private locked gate, a flight of shallow steps and a shaded balcony. A large sitting room with dining table and sofas. Well-equipped kitchen and small bathroom. Washing line outside both bedroom windows. It's directly across the road from a sandy beach, with an excellent, protected swimming area in the harbour. We were there right at the end of the season but Marco's (a few minutes walk) was great for lunchtime drinks and snacks. And Nautilus (next to Marco's) does great fish and pasta at lunchtime and fish and pizza in the evenings. As someone who is gluten intolerant, the island was easy to navigate. You see the phrase "senza glutine" everywhere (and in the supermarkets), which was surprising on such a small, southerly island. Favignana is geared for bikes (push & electric) and mopeds, which can be hired everywhere. The old tuna factory (now a museum) next door to the apartment has a tour but currently only in Italian. The centre of town is a 5 minute walk with a range of excellent restaurants and cocktail bars. Be aware; as in many parts of Italy, car indicators are fitted as optional!