Tarikan di Marsala

From Trapani, you will sail along the coast to the islands of Favignana and Levanzo, enjoying a panoramic tour of the main places of interest on both islands. Along the way, the boat will pass striking coastal views and you will have time to take in the scenery from the deck. You will have free time on Favignana to wander its streets and shoreline, breathing in the scents and admiring the island’s colours. At one of the island’s famous spots you will have the chance to swim in crystal-clear water at Cala Rossa, Cala Azzurra or Lido Burrone. Lunch is served on board, where you will enjoy traditional Sicilian cuisine while relaxing between stops. This experience combines coastal sailing, island sightseeing and beach time for a calm, scenic day at sea.

This guided tour, available in English or Italian, centres on the Salt Museum and the adjacent ancient windmill dating from the 1400s. The museum sits inside an old Sicilian baglio and is listed in the official European Union guide. In the first part of the visit a guide will explain the traditional phases of salt production and share the history of the family that has managed the salt pans for generations. You will also hear about the longstanding relationship between salt production and the sea. The second part takes you on a walk around the perimeter of the salt pans within a WWF Nature Reserve. Along the edges of the salt basins you’ll notice the changing colours shaped by salt, seawater, clay and reflections of light. As you move through the area you may observe how salt forms in the basins and follow the stages that transform seawater into salt. The visit is suitable for all age groups.

On a cruise around the Egadi Islands you will visit some of the most exclusive places reachable only by sea. Along the way you will admire sea caves, sheltered coves, picturesque inlets and dramatic cliffs where nature has formed strange, unrepeatable shapes. The route includes unique scenes that are often not part of traditional circuits, so you may see stretches of coastline that few visitors encounter. The company behind the trips has grown steadily over the years. Driven by commitment and a love of the sea, it has expanded its fleet with faster, more comfortable vessels and guarantees a maritime connection service in a short time. The operator is attentive to your needs and to the quality of its services, and aims to continue improving the experience for visitors to the Egadi Islands.

Spend a day exploring the Egadi Islands around Favignana and Levanzo on a small-group RIB outing. With a maximum of 12 passengers on board, you’ll find plenty of space to relax and a direct connection with your skipper. Stops are carefully planned to show you the best of both islands, from wide coastal views to the most secluded coves. Along the way, you’ll move between turquoise, crystal-clear waters and hidden bays where the colours of the sea stand out. The crew will welcome you with friendly, authentic Italian hospitality to keep the atmosphere relaxed and sociable. The experience focuses on comfort, tailored attention and a chance to enjoy the quieter, less crowded spots of Favignana and Levanzo for swimming, sightseeing and unwinding.

From San Vito lo Capo you'll head along western Sicily’s coast between the Gypsy Reserve and the Scopello stacks. The boat is designed for small groups (maximum 12–13 people) so you'll have space, privacy and freedom of movement. There are shaded sofas where you can relax and a solarium area if you prefer to sunbathe. Along the way you'll pass the coves of the Gypsy Reserve and be shown sea caves that you can reach by boat. The trip includes two bathing stops in crystal-clear water for swimming and snorkelling. The final stop is at the Faraglioni di Scopello, in front of the former tuna trap that is a symbol of the Trapani coast, where you can take a last swim while an aperitif of typical local products is served, accompanied by water and wine. The excursion ends with a return to San Vito lo Capo.

Spend a day among the islands of Favignana and Levanzo on an exclusive rubber-boat tour limited to 12 people, where the sea takes centre stage. You will visit both islands and make six bathing stops in incredibly crystal-clear waters, with chances to explore fascinating caves and take in dramatic coastal backdrops. Snorkelling gear from the operator will be available so you can see beneath the surface as you move between anchors and swim spots. Between dips, you will be looked after with a typical lunch served on board and fresh drinks available throughout the outing. As the day winds down, an aperitif at sunset will bring the trip to a relaxed close. The focus is on sea, scenery and simple pleasures for an authentic experience that aims to leave you with lasting memories.

On a comfortable 24-seater boat, you will explore two of the Egadi Islands: Favignana and Levanzo. Along the way you'll visit Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino, Cala Rossa and the romantic Grotto of Lovers on Favignana, and Cala Dogana, Cala Fredda and Cala Minnola on Levanzo. Access to the Marine Protected Area is included, so you can enjoy the islands' sea and coves in their protected surroundings. As you move between the coves, you will share a typical lunch of local products, accompanied by good wine and convivial company. Later in the afternoon a cool aperitif by the sea will round off the day. The crew will be on hand to help you discover the more authentic side of the Egadi: dreamy sea, secret coves and a relaxed, family atmosphere. This experience is ideal for families, couples or groups of friends seeking relaxation, a bit of adventure and local flavours.

This boat excursion takes you around the islands of Favignana and Levanzo, with plenty of swimming and scenic stops. You will visit Cala Rossa for a seaside stop and water activities, then pass Cala di Bue Marino to admire the tuff quarries. Along the route you will enjoy a swim in the Cave of Lovers with an underwater light, and stop at Cala Azzurra. A first aperitif with pretzels is included. You will also have time ashore in Favignana village with free time for lunch and suggested places to eat. You will sail on to Levanzo, stopping by the Faraglioni and Scalo Dogana, then pass the village of Levanzo for photos before a swim stop at either Cala Minnula or Cala Fredda. On the return there is usually a final swim and an aperitif at Colombaia in Trapani, depending on time available. If adverse weather prevents the trip, you may postpone or receive a full refund. If the booked boat is unavailable for technical reasons, the operator will provide you with a replacement of the same or higher category and the same level of service.

You will sail from the port of Trapani into the clear waters of the Egadi Islands, an area long celebrated for its beauty and maritime traditions. Along the way you will hear stories about tons and tonnaroti and about ancient naval clashes between the Romans and the Carthaginians. The route calls at Favignana, where the boat will stop at famous bays such as Cala Rossa, Bue Marino and Cala Azzurra, and make a special visit to the Lovers' Cave (Grotta degli Innamorati). There will also be a stop at Favignana’s port to allow a quick visit to the town centre. Navigation continues to Levanzo with stops at Faraglione, Cala Fredda and Cala Minnola. During these pauses you may swim and use the snorkelling equipment provided on board. You will also visit impressive sea caves and learn about the local history and the traditional cuisine of Trapani. The boat carries a maximum of 12 people, so the experience stays intimate and relaxed.

On this tour, you’ll have the opportunity to delve into the rich grape-growing and winemaking history of Marsala from seasoned winemakers. You’ll also taste three distinct labels that exemplify this wine region. You’ll start your day with a stroll around traditional wineries. Here, you can learn about the area’s production methods and winemaking heritage. Then, you’ll sample three wines paired with local dishes to experience the authentic flavours of Marsala. You’ll conclude your tour with an exploration of Sicily’s vineyards.

At Saline Culcasi you'll begin with a short introduction from the staff, then continue the experience independently in a dedicated area of the salt pan. You will move at your own pace through this specially set-aside space, taking time to explore the site in a relaxed way. As you move through the route you may enter the mother water basin, walk barefoot on salt crystals and come into contact with mamma caura, the natural sediment of the salt pan. The focus is sensory and hands-on, so you will feel textures underfoot and experience the salt environment directly. This recreational, naturalistic activity offers an authentic, direct way to discover the salt pans, allowing you to observe and touch the elements that make this landscape unique.

You will sail along the wild coastline of the Zingaro Reserve aboard a small sailboat. The skipper will choose the best route each day, guided by the wind, to offer the most favourable and attractive conditions. Planned stops include Cala Bianca, the Faraglioni di Scopello, Cala dell'Uzzo and Cala del Leone. During these stops you can also visit the Vucciria Caves and the Lovers Cave near Cala dell'Uzzo. Along the way you may swim and use the provided snorkelling equipment to explore the clear waters. Excursions are run on 10-metre sailboats that take a maximum of 12 people, so the experience is relatively intimate. Boats are fitted with awnings covering three-quarters of the vessel to shelter you from the sun, and a toilet is available on board.

If you want a fun, curious way to experience Trapani, this digital guide created with the support of a local will suit you. It will help you visit the city’s most important monuments at your own pace and point out the stories and little curiosities that bring those places to life. The tone stays friendly and informative so you can explore confidently and on your own timetable. Along the way you’ll learn about Trapani’s history and character, and you’ll discover the local food scene, including the Italian aperitivo as enjoyed in authentic local restaurants. The guide also includes other insights into everyday life and culture in Trapani, helping you make the most of your visit without following a fixed itinerary.

At the Salina Culcasi salt pans in Trapani, you’ll take part in a combined cultural visit and hands-on salt harvesting experience. A guide will lead you through the salt pans and the Salt Museum, where you’ll learn about the site's history, see traditional tools and understand the different stages of salt production. Along the way you’ll gain insight into how the natural environment, human activity and local tradition are connected here. In the practical part of the visit you’ll work inside the evaporation basins alongside a salt worker. Traditional techniques and tools used in salt harvesting will be demonstrated as you take part in the activity. The whole experience takes place within an active production area, so you’ll be seeing working methods and settings that are still in use today.

On this guided boat tour from San Vito Lo Capo you will explore the coastal highlights of the Zingaro Nature Reserve with Commander Gaetano, an experienced sailor and deep connoisseur of the area. The trip is run in small groups (maximum 12 people) for a relaxed atmosphere, and the commentary is offered in Italian, English, Spanish and French. Along the way you will stop three times to swim, relax and snorkel. The first stop is Cala dell’Uzzo, one of the Reserve’s most iconic coves, where you will also visit the suggestive Grotto of Lovers, reachable only from the sea. You will then move to Cala Capreria, known for its transparent water and a seabed that is ideal for snorkeling. The final panoramic pause is in front of the Faraglioni of Scopello, with views of the historic tuna trap and the famous stacks. Snorkelling equipment is provided at each stop and an aperitif with local specialties will be served on board. The boat has a covered cabin and a bathroom available for your comfort.