Sicily conjures up emotions like few other places- the sun, the turquoise sea, the dizzying aromas, the warmth of its people. Although it would be like asking someone to choose a favorite among precious gemstones, many agree that the northern coast of the island is ...

Trapani cuts the sea into two parts with its sickle shape (this is the meaning of its name, Drepanon) and smells of salt, sand, and red seaweed that settles to dry on its beaches. Getting there is perhaps simpler if you arrive from mainland Italy (landing ...

The city of Trapani in Sicily extends between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Mediterranean Sea to the extreme point where the Torre di Ligny stands. The name "Trapani" derives from the Greek word drepanon (sickle) and takes its cue from its elongated sickle-shaped shape. Legend has ...

Segesta Our journey begins in Segesta. According to ancient documents and the historian Thucydides, the city dates back to the ninth century BC, when Trojans fled after the destruction of Troy. The people took the name of the Elymians. The city reached its splendor around the fifth ...

San Vito lo Capo The beaches along the coast of Trapani are among the most beautiful on earth. Our journey begins from Ligny Tower where a series of tiny beaches can be found along the rocky coast. This area can be packed with tourists in the ...