This popular 8-hour itinerary takes you to see the most interesting sites of western Sicily. With your guide you’ll visit and explore Segesta, a Greek archaeological site. Travel to Nubia and the Salt Pans in Trapani, and admire the Sicilian coast and natural landscapes en route. You’ll also stop at Erice, a medieval hilltop town. Enjoy spectacular views throughout the day. All of the sites are relatively near Palermo, meaning that you’ll have plenty of time to explore each of them. This itinerary is also known as the Elimians's Road, named for the Elimians who were among the first inhabitants of this part of Sicily.

Embark on a cruise around the island of Favignana from Trapani. Jump aboard a comfortable boat that guarantees safety and comfort for kids and adults. Stop at Cala Rossa, Blue Marino, Cala Azzurra, Favignana, Lovers' Cave, Levanzo, Cala Fredda, and Cala Minnola. Set sail to your first stop of Cala Rossa, an expanse of crystal clear water. Continue to Blue Marino to discover the island's ancient tuff quarry. Your third stop is Cala Azzurra, a sandy beach that takes its name from the intense color of its water. Visit the island’s village, the former tuna processing factory of Florio, or have lunch in a typical restaurant on the island. Leave the Favignana port to sail to Lovers’ Cave. With the help of your skipper and the snorkeling equipment provided, swim inside the cave and explore its 2 entrances. Head down the cave to find a small pebble beach sheltered by the roof. Coasting the majestic sea stack of Levanzo, leave for Cala Fredda, a wonderful bay with a seabed covered with marine plants and a pebble beach you can reach by swimming. Finally, go to Cala Minneola, the last stop of the tour. As the captain drops the anchor, bid farewell to the Islands.

Nature and tradition come together on this 2-hour guided tour of the Trapani salt flats. Join a local guide who will explain the tradition of salt-making while exploring a family-owned salt pan. Enter the salt museum inside a renovated old mill to see the tools and even try some samples of flavored salt. Visit 3 different salt plans while keeping an eye out for flocks of flamingos. These migratory birds change color over time and have been known to make the flats their temporary home. At the end of the day, walk along the edge of the flats and admire the reflection of the afternoon sun in the salt pools. The tour ends with a return transfer to the meeting point.

Grab your camera for a sunset van trip to the Saline di Trapani e Paceco nature reserve. Snap pictures of flamingos, avocets, and other birds. Check out the flats where salt has been harvested for centuries. Meet your driver and guide at your hotel before heading outside the city to the reserve. There are almost 1000 hectares for the birds to wander. Bring your telephoto lenses or binoculars for a good view of them while keeping a respectful distance.  Visit the historical buildings that have been turned into a museum. Learn how people have gathered salt at that site for centuries. Check out the windmill, another prime subject for photographers. Watch the sun set over the Mediterranean. Capture the colors reflected in the salt pans, a few final shots of the birds, or some selfies before you return to Trapani.

After meeting your skipper and any other guests, you'll head out on the pristine water. Your skipper is happy to share details about the area and answer any questions about the islands that you may have en route to Favignana. Your first stop will be at Cala Rossa. Once anchored, you can dive into the most beautiful waters in Italy, where the crystal clear water and the fish that populate it make for excellent snorkeling. Next, head for Bue Marino and Cala Azzurra. At both locations, there'll be more time for swimming and snorkeling in the turquoise sea. Make a stop at the Cave of Lovers, one of the most charming places that Favignana has to offer and a unique experience on your tour. Then head to the port of Favignana where you can visit the village and walk through the picturesque streets. Then, you'll set sail for Levanzo. Relax and enjoy the wonderful views en route during the 20-minute trip. You'll stop at Levanzo Cala Fredda where you can enjoy views of the enchanting village with its white and turquoise houses (the only inhabited part of Levanzo), and spend some more time snorkeling or swimming. Then head to Cala Minnola for one last beautiful stop and your last chance to swim and snorkel before heading back to Trapani.

Those who land on Favignana and Levanzo are enchanted by the natural beauty of the coasts, the crystal-clear sea, tinged with intense turquoise, the coral seabed and the fish fauna. Their suggestive caves and coves tell visitors legendary and mythical stories. The Tourist Lines Tour will take you on a discovery of the islands' wonders. Discover our Tour! Do you want a tour tailored to your dreams? Tourist Lines, makes your every wish come true. In the Exclusive Tour, we offer you an exclusive boat rental service. Ideal for those who want to experience a mini-vacation to the Egadi Islands in total relaxation and with more privacy. We give you the means, you choose the travelling companions! Exclusive Tours is the most suitable formula for experiencing the magic of the sea, in complete freedom, familiarity and fun. We will reserve a boat for you at your complete disposal. What's included in the Tour? - Welcome and end-of-day aperitif - Crew on board - Fuel - Alcoholic and soft drinks What do we provide? - Guests will be provided with a mask and snorkel for snorkelling as well as life jackets for those unfamiliar with the sea. - Guests will find all safety equipment on board. All the stops and timings are designed and tested to ensure a more complete experience of visiting, relaxing and enjoying our guests. The itinerary can be tailored to specific customer requests. Itineraries may vary and/or be cancelled depending on marine weather conditions.

Enjoy a day spent snorkeling and swimming in the serene waters of Sicily, making stops at Cala Bianca and Cala Rossa before diving with exotic fish by Faraglioni. Explore the village of San Vito Lo Capo and indulge in a traditional lunch. Discover the Lovers’ Cave in a nature reserve. Depart from the Castellammare del Golfo port for Cala Bianca at 10:00 am. Anchor in the crystalline cove and dive into the wonderful waters, before setting sail again for Scogliera di Cala Rossa. Make a stop at the coastal village of Scopello and keep an eye out for the impressive rock stacks called Faraglioni. Jump into the waves and snorkel above a seabed full of color, prized by scuba-divers. Depart at around 12:30 am for the port at San Vito Lo Capo. Spend time exploring the beach and the village influenced by Arab-Norman architecture. Take the chance to indulge in a delicious lunch at one of the local restaurants. After lunch, cruise through the waves to the Réserve naturelle du Zingaro. Admire the old stone towers on the shoreline and the Mirror of Venus lake on your way to the nature reserve. Explore and practice snorkeling in the enchanting waters of the Cala dell’Uzzo in the Réserve naturelle du Zingaro. Discover the small, isolated beach within the Lovers’ Cave.  Say goodbye to the dancing fish as you travel to the pebble beach, Cala del Leone. Dive into the sea again and admire the landscape both above and below the water. Relax on board your boat, cruising back to the port of Castellammare del Golfo. Pass by and see the swimming spots you stopped at earlier in a different light.

Day 1 After getting picked up at Catania Airport, enjoy a welcome aperitif in the company of your local guide in Catania. Afterward, enjoy a walking tour of the city during which you will see iconic landmarks such as the Duomo Square, The cathedral fi Saint Agatha, Roman Amphitheatre, and Bellini Park. Day 2 Start your day with a light trek on Europe's most active volcano, Mount Etna. After your trek, re-energize with a traditional Italian lunch at a family-run restaurant. You will also be able to sample some local wines from the Etna region. After lunch, enjoy some free time to explore the town of Taormina at your own pace before heading up to Castelmola, where you can sample the region's famous almond wine served with delicious biscuits. Finish the day by watching the breathtaking sunset in the village of Savoca, one of Italy's prettiest villages and the setting for the Godfather movie. Day 3 Today, enjoy a guided tour of the city of Syracuse, including a visit to the island of Ortigia. Here, admire landmarks such as the Cathedral of Saint Lucy, Caravaggio, Archimedes Square, and the Fountain of Aretusa. Afterward, move onto Neapolis Archaeological Park where you can admire the Latomie del Paradiso, Greek Theatre, Roman Amphitheatre, and  The Ear of Dionysius. Stop for lunch in the town of Noto, a baroque-style town with elegant churches and sprawling palaces. In the afternoon, enjoy a chocolate-making masterclass in the oldest chocolate factory in Sicily before heading to the picture-perfect town of Ragusa Ibla, where you will spend the night. Day 4 Start your day at the Villa del Casale in Piazza Armerina, where one of the largest and richest collections of Roman mosaics in the world awaits you. Afterward, head to the Valley of Temples, where you will discover one of the greatest examples of Greater Greece's art and architecture. Enjoy some free time to explore this sprawling temple complex, with 7 ancient Greek temples. Day 5 In the morning, head to the coastal town of Marsala to sample the town's namesake wine. Learn how to differentiate this unique fortified wine by its amber color and unique scent. In the afternoon, head to the Trapani Salt Museum. Here, learn more about salt production methods in the area and admire a unique landscape dotted with over 100 mills, some of which are still in function. Finish the day with a stroll around the medieval town of Erice, a historic and charming town located in the Sicilian hills. Day 6 Today, you will be visiting the towns of Palermo and Monreale, both of which are famous for their Byzantine-style mosaics. In Palermo, visit the 12th-century cathedral and immerse yourself in the city's vibrant history and culture. In Monreale, admire the fine mosaics in the town's great Norman cathedral. Afterward, take in panoramic views of the surrounding valley, filled with orange, olive and almond trees. Day 7 Spend your last day in Sicily at the seaside town of Cefalu. Spend a few hours getting lost in a maze of tiny streets and ice-cream shops before heading Castelbuono, a picturesque village hidden in the Madonie Mountains. Get dropped off back at the airport at the end of your trip.

The place we will visit is 100% a work of nature. A road hidden between plants leads to it, which is hard to see on the map. After we get out of the car, we have a small stream to go on foot, and we are there! We have a hot spring, three waterfalls, a hot water place hidden in a cave, and a river flowing along the canyon to cool down. You can take a mud bath using a wedge from the cave walls, you can bask in the water or stand under a waterfall for a natural massage, the choice is yours! The place is absolutely amazing and undoubtedly worth a visit. Without a doubt, its charm adds to its wildness and difficult access for tourists!

Admire the salt pans of Marsala on this day trip from Trapani. Ride through the lagoon on a flat keel boat. Learn the ancient history of the region and find out about traditional salt collection methods.   Meet your guide in Trapani. Sit back and relax in an airconditioned car on the way to the natural reservoir in Marsala. Hop aboard a flat keel boat and sail around the islands of Lunga, Schola, and Santa Maria in the stunning lagoon.  Snap pictures of the old windmills, and capture how the light hits the white and pink salt pans. Look for local wildlife as you glide over the water. Hear about traditional salt collection methods and uncover the region's history. Taste some local products before returning to Trapani.