ERICE - A medieval town, able to bring you in a dreaming atmosphere with its towers and castles, its stone's routes. Even its smell tells you about original unchanged recipes from the past: an incomparable place which the science planted its roots ... (click here)

TRAPANI - The mythic Cerere's : a slide of ground on the sea's hug. Trapani is been the scene of ancient battles, guests and enchantment. Today Trapani is the beating heart of an earth generous of traditions, history, nature and archaeology.
The uncountable alternatives in order to give life to your vacation ... (click here)

SEGESTA - A rich and complex combination of civilities which, one after another in the centuries, have left on this place the immortal jewels of their artistic expressions the result is a beautiful landscape made unique thanks to the fascinating ancient architectures still standing toward the sky, offering us the emotion of their imposing ... (click here)

SELINUNTE - Selinus is derived from the Greek name for the sweet-smelling herb they called Selinon: wild celery (heleioselinon – Apium graveolens) as well as mountain parsley (Oreoselinon – Petroselinum from which the English term is corrupted) ... (click here)

PANTELLERIA - Is the largest of Sicily’s satellite islands with a surface area of 83km2; it is also the most westerly, lying a mere 84km from the African continent, at the same latitude as Tunisia. Its warm climate, however, is constantly being tempered by ever-present strong winds blowing in from the sea, hence the justification for the islands Arabic name Qawsarah or Bent el Rion, meaning Daughter of the Wind ... (click here)

LE ISOLE EGADI - The three islands that form a mini-archipelago off Trapani are called Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo; they count some 4,600 inhabitants. All three are blessed with lovely coastlines immersed in glorious crystal-clear water. The islands which are known to have been inhabited since prehistoric times (indeed, it is thought that Levanzo and Favignana formed part of the main island of Sicily in the Palaeolithic times), witnessed a very important event in Antiquity ... (click here)

MOZIA - This tiny island in the middle of a lagoon is so small as not to arouse the least suspicion that it might have played any role in the history of its larger neighbour Sicily. Yet, San Pantaleo – its modern name, was chosen by the Phoenicians as a suitable site for a vital and later prosperous colony ... (click here)

SALINE - The road from Trapani to Marsala skirts round the edge of the lagoon and the island of Mozia (see MOZIA) providing fine views of the local saltworks: panels of mirror-like water, held by thin strips of earth, synchronise to form an irregular and multicoloured scene ... (click here)

SAN VITO LO CAPO - San Vito is a well-known seaside resort, noted in particular for its beautiful coastline. This opens out into a bay lined with wonderful beaches lapped by limpid water that seems tinged with ranges of blues and greens, from aquamarine to navy. In the 18C, the small town comprised simply a collection of whitewashed houses clustered around the Chiesa Madre ... (click here)