• Parco Archeologico - Halfway between the current Palermo and Trapani stands one of the oldest cities you can visit in Sicily. The first monument to visit is the Doric temple, one of the best preserved Greek temples in the western world. The Doric temple of Segesta stands outside the city walls, on a hill west of the city.
  The ancient theater of Segesta, built on the north side of the acropolis, stands on the highest peak of Monte Barbaro, close to the gulf of Castellammare.
  The theater has a very wide panoramic view that transforms into a spectacular scenography if necessary. It is one of the most successful examples of theatrical architecture that can be placed in the passage and is still used, during the summer, for performances and concerts.
  The theater can be reached by climbing the Mount on foot or by bus (consider taking the shuttle bus if it’s a hot summer day and/or if you’re not used to hiking).

• Complimentary bottled water
• Child seats available on request
• Bilingual driver (Italian-English, Italian-French)
• Tasting of Sicilian artisan cannoli
• Convenient pickup from hotel or port

• Tourist guide
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Gratuities

Embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure: Segesta, Erice, and the Trapani Salt Pans await your discovery! Marvel at stunning vistas, explore ancient temples, and delve into Sicily’s most captivating archaeological sites.

The journey starts at the legendary Segesta, where the solitary Doric temple will amaze you with its splendor. Next, Erice, a medieval village that enchants with its simplicity and allure, will be the highlight of your visit. Following the “salt route,” you’ll reach the mesmerizing salt pans of Nubia, with an opportunity to explore the Salt Museum as well.

To conclude, indulge in a tasting of the finest Sicilian cannoli, the delightful emblem of this beautiful land!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.