• Tempio di Segesta - The first stop on a visit to Segesta offers an incredible chance to delve into Sicily’s history. Visitors can uncover the acropolis remains, explore the mysteries of the stunning Doric Temple, and marvel at the grandeur of the ancient theater, which once accommodated up to 4,000 spectators. Today, the theater continues to host musical performances and ancient tragedies, creating a captivating blend of past and present. This tour not only transports you back in time but also provides a deeper appreciation of a place rich in history and beauty.
• Riserva Naturale Saline Di Trapani E Paceco - The second stop is a visit to the Trapani Salt Pans. For nature enthusiasts, the natural reserve of Trapani’s salt pans is an ideal destination, spanning about 1,000 hectares with large white tanks used for salt cultivation. A captivating feature of this location is its abundant birdlife, where many bird species, including the graceful pink flamingo, can be observed. The windmills, emblematic of the reserve, narrate the history of salt processing, offering a true spectacle of colors and breathtaking landscapes. In essence, it is a paradise for nature photographers and anyone wishing to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.
• Il Centro Storico Di Trapani - Visitors can explore the charming historic center of the city and seize the opportunity to taste the typical dish, Cous Cous di pesce, at one of the area’s characteristic restaurants.
• Borgo Storico Erice - The fourth stop is a visit to Erice, a delightful medieval village, considered one of Italy’s most beautiful. This enchanting place is distinguished by a blend of architectural styles, from medieval to Arabic, Baroque to Liberty, reflecting the rich and complex history of this small town. Strolling through its narrow streets, visitors will discover watchtowers, monasteries, historic gates, and a mysterious castle, along with more than sixty churches, all enclosed by imposing Cyclopean walls. For those with a sweet tooth, don’t miss Genovese, Erice’s typical dessert! It’s highly recommended to try it at one of the renowned pastry shops in the village, where you can savor this custard-filled delight.

• Air conditioning
• Wi-fi on board
• English speaking driver (can provide basic information is not a specialized guide)
• Bottled water on board
• Fuel and tolls

• Entrance ticket to the monuments (to be paid locally)
• Meals
• Tourist guide

Explore some of the most captivating locations in western Sicily. Visit the ancient archaeological site of Segesta, where the magnificent Doric-style temple and the impressive theater await. Continue the journey to the charming salt pans of Trapani, which date back to the fifth century B.C., and are known for their scenic windmills. Finally, arrive at the medieval town of Erice, perched on Mount San Giuliano, offering a breathtaking view of Trapani.

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