• Riserva Naturale Saline Di Trapani E Paceco - Exploring the Trapani salt pans offers a distinctive and captivating experience, set in a landscape that blends sea and land, featuring expansive water bodies, windmills, and towering white salt mounds. The guided tour includes a visit to the Salt Museum, located in a beautifully restored old mill. Here, the age-old salt extraction process is demonstrated, utilizing wind power to turn the mill blades and move water between tanks. The tour proceeds with a stroll through the salt basins. In spring and summer, the salt pans are covered with thin water layers that mirror the sky, creating stunning visual effects, while in autumn, visitors can observe workers during the salt harvesting phase, with large salt pyramids gleaming under the Sicilian sun. Throughout the tour, a diverse array of birds, including pink flamingos, can be seen.

• Guide in the required language

• Lunch

Exploring Mozia and the Trapani Salt Pans offers an intriguing journey through history, nature, and ancient customs. Mozia, a small island in the Stagnone di Marsala lagoon, was established by the Phoenicians in the 8th century BC. The island boasts a rich archaeological legacy, featuring remnants of ancient walls, homes, and a necropolis. The Whitaker Museum showcases valuable artifacts, including the renowned “Young Man of Mozia” statue. Strolling around the island allows visitors to experience the allure of a distant past. The Trapani and Paceco salt pans, a protected nature reserve, provide an opportunity to witness the traditional methods of salt extraction.

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