51 Activities
⚡ Sicily's Hidden Gems: A Four-Day Western Coastal Adventure
Starts from
Palermo
Transportation
Electric Car
CO2 Savings
75 lb
Guidance
Self-Guided
Activities
51
Duration
4 days
Length
151 mi
Guide details
Starts from
Palermo
Transportation
Electric Car
CO2 Savings
75 lb
Guidance
Self-Guided
Duration
4 days
Length
151 mi
- Natural Attractions
- History and Culture
- ⚡ Electric Routes
Maria Grazia Piccirillo
Traveller
- Taste the red shrimp, a delicacy of Mazara del Vallo.
- Explore the wild beaches of Favignana.
- Discover Italy's ancient tuna fishery.
- Taste the best Marsala wine.
- Visit Europe's biggest land art masterpiece.
The four-day route, starting from Palermo, will take you to discover the Western coast of Sicily and some hidden gems on the mainland that will leave you breathless.
The first stop on the itinerary is Trapani and its surroundings, starting with the archaeological site of the Temple of Segesta, and continuing by exploring the city of Trapani with its ancient history of fishing and saltwort economy.
From Trapani, you will take a ferry to one of the most famous Egadi Islands, Favignana, to discover its wild landscape with breathtaking views and beaches. Here, you will also visit the most ancient tuna fishery in Italy, the first to modernize the tuna storage method.
After Favignana, the route takes you to Marsala, the hometown of Marsala wine, and Mazara del Vallo, where you can taste the famous red shrimp. Two culinary stops set against the historical backdrop of the cities. The last day ends with a visit to the Cretto di Burri, the stone artwork by artist Alberto Burri, which covers the entire territory of the old centre of Gibellina, destroyed by an earthquake. Although this route includes charging stations, make sure to fully charge your car before going on a road trip.
Travel itineraries are designed for self-drive experience – available from your phone to car navigation. You decide when and where to go. Car rental can be booked with priceless.com offers. Recommended accommodation can be found and booked inside the itinerary.
The first stop on the itinerary is Trapani and its surroundings, starting with the archaeological site of the Temple of Segesta, and continuing by exploring the city of Trapani with its ancient history of fishing and saltwort economy.
From Trapani, you will take a ferry to one of the most famous Egadi Islands, Favignana, to discover its wild landscape with breathtaking views and beaches. Here, you will also visit the most ancient tuna fishery in Italy, the first to modernize the tuna storage method.
After Favignana, the route takes you to Marsala, the hometown of Marsala wine, and Mazara del Vallo, where you can taste the famous red shrimp. Two culinary stops set against the historical backdrop of the cities. The last day ends with a visit to the Cretto di Burri, the stone artwork by artist Alberto Burri, which covers the entire territory of the old centre of Gibellina, destroyed by an earthquake. Although this route includes charging stations, make sure to fully charge your car before going on a road trip.
Travel itineraries are designed for self-drive experience – available from your phone to car navigation. You decide when and where to go. Car rental can be booked with priceless.com offers. Recommended accommodation can be found and booked inside the itinerary.
Categories
- Natural Attractions
- History and Culture
- ⚡ Electric Routes
The four-day route, starting from Palermo, will take you to discover the Western coast of Sicily and some hidden gems on the mainland that will leave you breathless.
The first stop on the itinerary is Trapani and its surroundings, starting with the archaeological site of the Temple of Segesta, and continuing by exploring the city of Trapani with its ancient history of fishing and saltwort economy.
From Trapani, you will take a ferry to one of the most famous Egadi Islands, Favignana, to discover its wild landscape with breathtaking views and beaches. Here, you will also visit the most ancient tuna fishery in Italy, the first to modernize the tuna storage method.
After Favignana, the route takes you to Marsala, the hometown of Marsala wine, and Mazara del Vallo, where you can taste the famous red shrimp. Two culinary stops set against the historical backdrop of the cities. The last day ends with a visit to the Cretto di Burri, the stone artwork by artist Alberto Burri, which covers the entire territory of the old centre of Gibellina, destroyed by an earthquake. Although this route includes charging stations, make sure to fully charge your car before going on a road trip.
Travel itineraries are designed for self-drive experience – available from your phone to car navigation. You decide when and where to go. Car rental can be booked with priceless.com offers. Recommended accommodation can be found and booked inside the itinerary.
The first stop on the itinerary is Trapani and its surroundings, starting with the archaeological site of the Temple of Segesta, and continuing by exploring the city of Trapani with its ancient history of fishing and saltwort economy.
From Trapani, you will take a ferry to one of the most famous Egadi Islands, Favignana, to discover its wild landscape with breathtaking views and beaches. Here, you will also visit the most ancient tuna fishery in Italy, the first to modernize the tuna storage method.
After Favignana, the route takes you to Marsala, the hometown of Marsala wine, and Mazara del Vallo, where you can taste the famous red shrimp. Two culinary stops set against the historical backdrop of the cities. The last day ends with a visit to the Cretto di Burri, the stone artwork by artist Alberto Burri, which covers the entire territory of the old centre of Gibellina, destroyed by an earthquake. Although this route includes charging stations, make sure to fully charge your car before going on a road trip.
Travel itineraries are designed for self-drive experience – available from your phone to car navigation. You decide when and where to go. Car rental can be booked with priceless.com offers. Recommended accommodation can be found and booked inside the itinerary.
Maria Grazia Piccirillo
Traveller
- Taste the red shrimp, a delicacy of Mazara del Vallo.
- Explore the wild beaches of Favignana.
- Discover Italy's ancient tuna fishery.
- Taste the best Marsala wine.
- Visit Europe's biggest land art masterpiece.
Travel itinerary
12 Activities
Day 1
23 mi3 mi
Segesta and Trapani: Discovering Sicily's Ancient Wonders
This is the first day of the four-day route around Palermo in Sicily, starting with a visit to the archaeological site of Segesta in the province of Trapani. Here, you will find the majestic Temple and the theatre perched atop a cliff.
The second stop is Trapani, a charming coastal town replete with beautiful churches, a lively fish market where you can still buy freshly caught fish, and one of Europe's most ancient clock towers.
10 Activities
Day 2
19 mi
Exploring Favignana: The Jewel of the Egadi Islands
Here you are on the second day, ready to discover a true gem of the Egadi Islands?
It's Favignana, the largest and most enchanting of the islands, known for its tropical, crystal-clear seawater and breathtaking landscapes. Taking the ferry from Trapani, this itinerary will not only introduce you to the beautiful beaches of Sicily but also to the largest tuna fishing museum in Italy.
19 Activities
Day 3
30 mi4 mi
Discovering Marsala: A Tale of Salt, Wine, and Time
The third day of your journey will be spent in the beautiful city of Marsala. Your visit begins with the ancient salt pans, whose origins date back 2000 years to the Phoenicians, and which today are one of the most vital sources for the local economy.
After your visit and tasting session at the salt pans, it's time to explore the city of Marsala and its rich history. Starting from the Fish Market, the vibrant heart of city life both day and night, your walk will take you through the main gates, remnants of the defensive walls that once encircled the city. The tour continues with a stop at the main Church, dating back to the Norman era, and concludes with a guided visit to the Florio Wineries, where you will discover the ancient production techniques and enjoy a tasting tour of the renowned Marsala wine.
10 Activities
Day 4
71 mi1 mi
A Sicilian Finale: Mazara del Vallo, Gibellina, and the Ghost Town of Poggioreale
On the last day of your journey, the itinerary will guide you through diverse landscapes, starting from the Arabic-influenced city of Mazara del Vallo on the coast, where you'll have the opportunity to try the famous red shrimp. From there, you'll proceed to the majestic land art masterpiece by Alberto Burri in Gibellina, before concluding your day in the ghost town of Poggioreale, exploring the ruins of the city.