Trapani
Known as the city of salt and sailing, has developed over time a flourishing economic activity linked to the extraction and sale of salt, taking advantage of its natural position, projected on the Mediterranean, and its port, an old commercial outlet for Eryx the today Erice), located on the mountain overlooking Trapani.
Erice
Erice ancient Phoenician and Greek city, perched at 752 m high on the mountain bearing the same name, crowned by a triangular plateau with a terrace overlooking the sea. Defended by ramparts and walls, the city is a labyrinth of narrow cobblestone streets and passages so narrow as to allow the passage of one man. The houses, closed to each other, have graceful and well-kept inner courtyards, defended and protected from the sight of passers-by so that family life unfolds in complete privacy. In the city center which is located on the summit of Mount Erice, only 52 inhabitants are residents
The salt pans
The salt pans the nature reserve of the Saline di Trapani and Paceco is a regional natural reserve of Sicily established in 1995, which covers almost 1000 hectares in the territory of the municipalities of Trapani and Paceco
San Vito Lo Capo
Is located on the western coast of Sicily, in the homonymous peninsula that ends with Capo San Vito, with the Gulf of Macari to the west and the Zingaro Reserve and the Gulf of Castellammare to the east. There is a 3 km long golden sandy beach. Famous for the Couscous Festival and the Festival of Kites.
