Trapani, with its sickle shape, from the Greek Drepanon, enjoys an enviable geographical position: between two seas, at the foot of Mount Erice, near Selinunte, facing the splendid Egadi Islands and the famous salt pans.
Marettimo – Wreck of the Cannons
Located at the north end of Punta Libeccio, near Cala Spalmatore, the wreck of an 18th century warship offers an [...]
Marsala – Capo Boeo
The underwater itinerary takes you to the ancient port of Lilybaeum, founded by survivors of the siege of Mozia in [...]
Pantelleria – Punta Tre Pietre
Punta Tre Pietre, an ancient wind-protected landing place for Mediterranean cargo ships, offers a journey back in time through its [...]
Pantelleria – Punta Tracino
Situated between the enchanting Cala Levante and Cala Tramontana, the promontory of Punta Tracino offers a natural refuge from the [...]
Pantelleria – Punta Li Marsi
Dive into the depths of a place rich in history and mystery, where ancient evidence of the art of navigation [...]
Pantelleria – Cala Tramontana
Discover the millennial fascination of Cala Tramontana and Cala Levante, ancient sea shelters that have marked the history of Sicily [...]
Pantelleria – Cala Gadir
Immerse yourself in the hidden history of Cala Gadir, an enchanting natural haven that witnessed centuries of shipping and trade [...]
Sentiero Italia
The Sentiero Italia is a "must" of Italian hiking. A route that crosses the entire Peninsula, from the Alps to [...]
Via Francigena Mazarense
The Via Mazarense is an important artery of the Sicilian Magna Via Francigena, witnessed since the Middle Ages through original [...]
