Top Trapani Art & Culture

The crystal-clear seas off western Sicily are home to the idyllic Aegadian islands of Favignana and Levanzo, but their isolated location makes them hard to reach. On this tour, cruise through the coastal waters in a small boat and drop the anchor at locations not accessible to larger boats. Learn of historic battles between the Romans and Carthaginians with on-board commentary from your guide, with free time to snorkel at your leisure.

Western Sicily has attractions of the caliber of those on the eastern coast, but they are often less accessible by public transportation. Instead of renting a car and dealing with the hassle of driving in Italy, let someone else take you to Segesta and Selinunte—two of Sicily’s less-known, but no less beautiful archeological ruins located nearly on separate coasts, and roughly an hour apart by car.

This private tour takes you on an adventure from Trapani to the beautifully-preserved medieval town of Erice. To help you get your bearings, start with a panoramic tour of the town, then enjoy the freedom to explore the area’s highlights independently. Potential places to visit include the Castle of Venus, beautiful churches, and spectacular viewpoints.

Discover the captivating world of archaeology within the ruins of Selinunte, an ancient city fallen to Roman conquest. Explore the remnants of majestic temples, some of the largest of the ancient world, offering panoramic sea vistas. At the acropolis' pinnacle, learn of its 8-meter high wall, the first landmark seen by seafarers arriving from afar. Shuttle bus service, included with your ticket, ensures a seamless journey to and from the Archaeological Park. Selinunte, named after the wild parsley (selinon) thriving along the Modion riverbanks, was established around 650 BC by Megara Hyblaia's inhabitants. Its urban fabric stretched across two hilly plateaus, secured by the Selinus-Modion and Gorgo-Cottone rivers, harboring the fortified acropolis facing the sea with its sacred buildings and dwellings, and the expansive settlement on Manuzza hill, featuring the polygonal agora.

• Private Shore Excursion led by licensed Guide Driver • Taste the famous Marsala wines • Stunning views in Erice and photo opportunities • Comfortable transport by Luxury Mercedes vehicle • Hassle-free round-trip travel from the port in Trapani The island is renowned for the many outstanding wines, some of them produced in the wine capital of MARSALA, which gives the name to the world-famous wine. The nearby SALT PANS with its characteristic old windmills, are inside a beautiful area protected by the WWF, right on the coast between Trapani and Marsala. The salt produced in this area is part of Slow Food Italian Presidia. ERICE, with its unique location, just about 2500 feet above sea level, it overlooks nearby Trapani and the salt flats, and is surrounded by a lush park and hilltop castles, which offer charming old stone streets to stroll and several medieval churches to investigate.

Explore the rich history of Sicily through the historical city of Segesta and discover the culture of the Elymians, descendants of the Trojans. Simply hop on the shuttle bus and you’ll be on your way to Segesta Archaeological Park’s top attractions. Here, you’ll tread the same path of the city’s ancient people, taking in the exceptional architecture and enjoying the striking scenery. Keep an eye out for the stunning Greek temple, a hidden gem of the Sicilian countryside, and the hilltop theatre where you can even catch live shows. Be ready to take a snap of the panoramic views that stretch towards the distant sea. Share the best moments with family and friends with your complimentary Pemcards app, which transforms your snaps into charming postcards. Once you’re ready to depart, the shuttle is available for an easy return.

The archaeological site of Segesta and the picturesque medieval town of Erice lie just inland from Trapani, along Sicily’s northwest coast. Visit both on this full-day shore excursion, traveling in the comfort of a private vehicle. Discover Sicily’s ancient past in Segesta, including ancient Greek temples and a theater dating from the 5th century BC. Then, enjoy a walking tour of Erice, admire views along the coast, and stop to see the Salt Pans of Trapani.

The UNESCO–listed cities of Palermo and Monreale are widely considered the jewels in Sicily’s crown, with baroque and Norman architecture, and a history dating back nearly 3,000 years. With this private round-trip transfer service from Trapani, reach both cities by air-conditioned minivan and see the best of Sicily in one day. Discover top attractions including the 12th-century Monreale Cathedral, with free time to explore the streets and markets at your leisure.

The rides fits the needs of travelers that wanna experience a comfortable and enjoyable ride from Rome to the coast and viceversa, we provide English speaking drivers that can not only drive you but even assist you during the ride, that includes of course stops for food and restroom, we gonna always offer you a safe and comfortable pickup and drop off, the only things requested to you are respect for the driver and to enjoy the ride we gonna offer all the rest .

Visit the ruins of Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast and still make it back to Rome in time for dinner with this full-day private tour. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel bright and early and ferry you off to Pompeii, where you'll go on a guided tour of the ruins. You'll then continue to the picturesque Amalfi Coast, with plenty of time to explore Sorrento and Positano before your return to Rome.

Our driver will accompany you to Erice where you will have 1h30 hours available to visit that beautiful, small and authentic Sicilian village where the Elimi settled. Getting lost in its streets is fascinating, but even more beautiful is the view you can admire... it will leave you breathless! We will continue to Segesta (time available 1h30) to visit the Doric Temple in all its beauty and the Hellenistic Theater considered one of the most beautiful of the classical period, both for its excellent state of conservation and for its spectacular position on the gulf of Castellammare. Entrance ticket included. During the journey there will be a stop in a well-known pastry shop to taste the most famous cannoli in the province.