Lampedusa (island)

Lampedusa is a small Italian island in the Mediterranean Sea, located between Sicily and North Africa. Known for its stunning beaches and clear waters, it is part of Italy's Pelagie Islands. The island serves as a key point for migrants crossing the Mediterranean, seeking better life in Europe. Its landscape includes rocky coastlines and tiny fishing villages. Lampedusa's unique position makes it both a popular tourist destination and a focal point for migration issues, highlighting the intersection of natural beauty and complex socio-political challenges.