Palermo

The Zingaro Nature Reserve will enchant you with its turquoise sea, wild rocky coves, and a peaceful atmosphere far from civilization. You’ll find easy hiking trails, small beaches with crystal-clear water, opportunities for snorkeling, and the Grotta dell’Uzzo cave with a scenic view.

Visit the Temple of Segesta, one of the best-preserved Doric temples in western Sicily. You’ll get a glimpse into the mysterious Elymian civilization, enjoy stunning views, and explore an ancient theatre perched high above the valley. An evening visit is ideal — and pairs perfectly with a day spent in the Zingaro Nature Reserve.

Alcamo surprised us with its colourful mosaic, quiet streets, and authentic Sicilian charm. Even though we only stayed one night, the town completely won us over. Take a stroll through alleys lined with majolica tiles, swaying palms, and local craftsmanship. It’s a place that invites you to slow down and soak in the details.

Historic Trapani, nestled in northwestern Sicily, enchants visitors with its baroque alleyways, sweeping sea views, and warm, inviting atmosphere. It also serves as a perfect base for day trips. To the hilltop town of Erice, the wild beauty of the Zingaro Nature Reserve, the Egadi Islands, the wine-rich city of Marsala, and the ancient Temple of Segesta.

A boat trip from Trapani to the islands of Favignana and Levanzo enchants with turquoise waters, a tranquil atmosphere, and scenic views from the deck. Favignana invites with beaches and cycling routes, while Levanzo charms with its peaceful vibe and postcard-worthy alleys. Just be mindful of jellyfish.

Erice, a medieval town perched above Trapani, offers breathtaking views, the Castello di Venere fortress, charming alleyways, and a wealth of historic churches. Climb the Torre Campanaria, stroll through the gardens near the castle, and soak in the atmosphere of this ancient town.