Lampedusa Audio Guides

If you want to understand Lampedusa as you live it, this is the simplest option: open the audio guides on your phone, choose a stop and press play. They’re made for independent travellers who love real stories and places read with calm.

How to use them

If you like, you can also add it to your phone Home Screen for quick access.

What the Lampedusa Audio Guides include

A selection of stops to read the island through two lenses: places (tangible heritage) and stories (intangible heritage). So you don’t just visit — you understand.

Places to listen to (nature and landscape)

Examples of stops that match real travel searches: Spiaggia dei Conigli (Rabbit Beach), Tabaccara, rocky and sandy coves, Porto Vecchio (Old Harbour), Capo Grecale, Porta d’Europa, the Sanctuary, the historic centre and the archaeological system.

Stories that give the island meaning

From the Bourbon colonisation to seafaring traditions, from the culture of water and dammusi to border cuisine, up to contemporary themes (migration, the memory of the sea, environmental protection).

Free until 05/31/2026

Listen to the Lampedusa Audio Guides

Below you’ll find the audio-guide web app. If it doesn’t load correctly, you can open it in a new tab.

This is the first release

This is the first release of the Lampedusa audio guides. We’re collecting feedback and improving the experience step by step. New audio guides and thematic routes are already in the works (including Linosa).

If you notice anything to improve, message us — you’ll help it grow.

A project built in a network

The Lampedusa Audio Guides are a project created by Runder, which developed its own technology and artificial intelligence to turn content into simple, immersive listening experiences. Hub Turistico coordinates the work on the ground and the editorial build, together with the local network.

The audio guides come from shared work: we listen and involve those who live the places, local realities, and the people directly connected to the stories we tell. We’re already working on the next audio guides with organisations and institutions, to build routes that are increasingly complete and useful. The goal is one: to tell, through this tool too, the most authentic Lampedusa and Linosa.

The content builds on the editorial experience of Lampedusa Today™, to keep a clear, practical style rooted in the territory.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions we get most often. If you can’t find what you need, get in touch.

Do I need to download an app?

No — the audio guide opens in your browser as a web app. If you want, you can add it to your Home Screen.

It depends on how many stops you listen to. You can do a quick “bite-size” listen or build a longer route.

Yes. The audio guides can be used offline: open them and load the content when you have connection, then you can listen without signal while you’re out and about.

Yes. If you prefer an in-person guide, you can book the Cultural Tour in Lampedusa.

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