Only 30 minutes from San vito lo capo is Trapani and its port with a view of the Egadi Islands.

Excursions to the Egadi Islands depart from there with hydrofoils and ships about every 30 minutes.

From the sea come its main sources of wealth: fishing, salt and coral.

The salt pans, part of a nature reserve, with its mills are a major attraction.

For sea lovers, there is a market full of fishing boats where you can buy fresh fish.

Where and what to eat in Trapani?

Thanks to its cuisine, couscous is highly coveted. There are several excellent restaurants, the best of which are the Attracco, or the Duca d’Aosta.

For those who love shopping, Via Fardella offers a

wide variety of boutiques, clothing, restaurants, bars and pastry shops.

Granita in Sicily is very popular, in the historical centre of Trapani, you can eat it at ‘Colicchia’.

What to see in Trapani?

Trapani’s seafront promenade with its lidos and views,

is lively at night on summer evenings with DJs.

A walk through the city’s oldest streets Via Garibaldi, Corso Italia and Corso Vittorio Emanuele is highly recommended,

until visiting some monuments and churches such as: The Tower of Ligny, The Fountain of Saturn, The Basilica of St Lawrence and the majestic cathedral.

La Torre di Ligny, La Fontana di Saturno, La Basilica di San Lorenzo.