Linosa is a small volcanic island located in the Mediterranean Sea, part of the Pelagie Islands in Italy. It is situated between Lampedusa and Lampione, and is known for its rugged landscape, beautiful beaches, and clear waters. The island covers an area of about 5.45 square kilometers and has a small population, primarily engaged in fishing and tourism. The island's unique ecosystem includes various plant and animal species, making it a popular spot for nature lovers. Linosa is also a protected area, with efforts in place to preserve its natural beauty and biodiversity. Visitors can enjoy hiking, swimming, and exploring the island's charming villages.