• Riserva Naturale Saline Di Trapani E Paceco - The initial segment of the tour offers a serene stroll, allowing visitors to explore the myriad shades of white that define the salt, alongside the blue of the sea, the gray of the clay, and the pink of the basins.

This path traces the edge of the salt pan, leading to the banks where the water reflects the sky like a mirror.

During this tour, the Culcasi salt pans provide an experience suitable for all ages within the WWF reserve, amidst protected flora and fauna. Visitors can observe the salt forming in the basins, collect it by hand, and follow the entire process that transforms seawater into the salt known to all.

• Museo del Sale - The second part of the tour is dedicated to a guided visit of the salt museum and the ancient 15th-century mill, where participants can immerse themselves in the history of salt, exploring not only the laborious work of the salt pan but also the legacy of the family that has managed it for generations.

The museum is housed within an ancient baglio and is featured in the official guide of the European Union. It stands as a powerful testament to the enduring connection between salt and the sea.

• Guided tour among the salt pans
• Explanation on salt collection and processing
• Sensory experience with salt from salt pans
• Introduction to local flora and fauna
• Bird watching binoculars
• Ability to take spectacular photos
• Experienced guide for the duration of the tour
• Assistance and support throughout the experience
• Activity suitable for all ages, with easy routes

The Maria Stella Salt Pans in Trapani provide a remarkable birdwatching adventure that blends nature with tradition.

⚠️ Important: This experience occurs along a driveway within the reserve. Therefore, participants must be self-sufficient, as they will travel from the meeting point using their own transportation to reach various observation spots, searching for flamingos and other migratory birds.

Guided by an expert, participants will explore an extraordinary ecosystem, observing pink flamingos, avocets, Italian horsemen, and white herons.

While walking the paths of the salt pans, visitors will encounter flora adapted to the saline environment and enjoy a stunning landscape.

The tour also delves into the history of salt harvesting and its connection to Sicilian culture. This activity is suitable for everyone and is perfect for those wishing to immerse themselves in the wild beauty of this part of Sicily.

• You must be self-equipped

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.