Location: Province of Trapani
Top Things to do in Province of Trapani
The 10 Best Walking Tours in Province of Trapani, Sicily
Trapani (Italian: Provincia di Trapani, Sicilian: Pruvincia di Tràpani) is a province in the autonomous island region of Sicily in Italy. Its capital is the city of Trapani. It has an area of 2,460 square kilometres (950 sq mi) and a total population of 436,150 (2013). There are 24 comunes (Italian: comuni) in the province (see Comuni of the Province of Trapani).
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1. Authentic experience in organic winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Our winery is close to Alcamo, S.s. 119 km 3,3 the tour lasts about an hour and a half. the tour includes: story of the company, wine tasting and creation of a bottle of wine
Inclusions: Wine tasting, Professional guide, Alcoholic Beverages, Snacks
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions
Reviewed By Joselyn M
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit for lunch and wine tasting at this family owned winery. We have visited many wineries but this was such a unique experience- the sensory tasting really took the time to explore the flavor and smell notes of the wine. The description and accompanying videos of the wine making process were thorough and informative. The food courses were expertly prepared by one of the owners. The baked pasta was unlike anything I have had before and apparently typical of the region. I will crave that pasta years from now when I reminisce. The icing on the cake was the opportunity to involve my children in bottling and corking and labeling our own small bottles of wine. It was such a cool experience. Come here if you appreciate the passion of winemaking in an intimate setting.
2. Trapani walking tour
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Walk in the company of a local expert. We will talk about Trapani in the past and present-day Trapani. The tour will end with an aperitif offered by us.
Inclusions: Aperitif included in the cost.
Exclusions:
Reviewed By Sevencontinents2016
We couldn’t decide which islands to visit but our host advised Marretima was more beautiful and less touristy. Not sure how long it is since he’s been there and we didn’t stop at Favignana or Levanzo but we were greeted at Marretima by loud music and someone on a microphone - not a good start. We travelled on Pironi Lines (?) Lady M and the boat was reasonably comfortable, the toilet clean and lunch consisted of anti pasta, a small plate of rigatoni and a tasty sauce, and melon. We were also given water and wine. Marretima itself would probably be good to stay on if you’re a walker but what you can see in the two hours stopover is a small touristy area and a pebbly beach. However, back on the Lady M we circumnavigated the island to see the sea caves and we’re surprised at how close in the captain got. We stopped for two great swims, then headed back, with a view onto Levanzo on the way home. For €55 I thought this was a pleasant day out on a smaller boat than the ones that go to F&L but it was a lot of time at sea with nothing to look at, there and back.
3. Private tour to the salt pans of Trapani
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Departure from Trapani to the Saline reserve. Hotel pick-up. You arrive at the first mill, the Maria Stella mill, the headquarters of the WWF (visit is recommended) Photo stop, and departure for the Salina Culcasi, stop to admire the flamingos and photograph. Departure for the salt museum (half-hour visit recommended) Free stop for photos and souvenirs. Return to Trapani and release at the hotel.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, WiFi on board, Ticket Museum
Exclusions: Lunch, Dinner
Reviewed By V3056IYkatiep
I booked this tour online and paid €60. When I arrived at the port I saw the same trip was €40 if bought there. I paid an additional 50%for the privilege of booking online!!! Also I had to pay an additional €2.50 City tax which wasn't notified. I contacted the company and they said it was tour operator costs - no refund. They said no one had complained before - I find that really hard to believe. Unless you like throwing your money away I'd suggest waiting until you get to the port. The trip itself is enjoyable and the islands are lovely. Under covid they, naturally can't provide snorkeling equipment but definitely bring your own. So worth it. Lunch was pasta with tinned tomato and slice of melon. Bottled water was a plastic cup with lunch. A good day out if you can get past the rip off.
4. Erice Walking Tour
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Discover Erice with a licensed tour guide who is also a real inhabitant of the town (there are only 200 people living on the top of the mountain). Walk down the small cobbled lanes, admire the monuments and the amazing panorama, discover the history and the anecdotes of the town. I will be waiting for you at the main gate of the city ("Porta Trapani") to start this amazing discovery of the town ;)
Inclusions: Walking Tour, Licensed tour guide
Exclusions: Entrance tickets to the monuments (optional)
Reviewed By Kush_Anu
Angela was a great guide with a deep knowledge of Erice and Sicilian history and culture. She really gave us a great tour of the beautiful hilltop town and was so lovely to invite us to see her parents house which is in classic Erician style with a beautiful courtyard. What a dreamy place! Thank you Angela!!
5. Discover Mozia
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
A private tour with a calm and relaxing rhythm to discover Mozia, the oldest Phoenician colony in Sicily, in one of the most beautiful, fascinating and rich in history areas of the island. We will talk about ancient and modern history, archeology, landscape in the beautiful salt pans.
Inclusions: Tourist guide
Exclusions: entrance to the archaeological area of Mozia, Private transportation
6. Erice - Walking Tour & Wine Tasting
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
What better way to explore Erice's historical and architectural beauties than by combining it with Sicilian good wine! During the tour you will be assisted by an expert native tour guide. The visit will end with a guided tasting locally produced wine (one or three glasses, depending on the option you choose) accompanied by a selection of local specialities. A treat for the eyes, but also for the palate!
Inclusions: Guided Tasting of Local Wine (3 glasses) + a dish of Sicilian Specialities, Professional Tour Guide, Walking Tour
Exclusions: Entrance tickets to the monuments (optional)
Reviewed By magdaboro
Angela is a wonderful tourist guide! She was enthusiastic, passionate, informative, helpful and kind. Besides being very well educated in the topic, she is a real Erice native - born and raised there. She gave us a lot of valuable insights and could answer all the questions we had. It was a pleasure to discover charming Erice with such a knowledgable and fun tourist guide! Highly recommend her!
7. Erice and Segesta Day Trip from Palermo
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4.6 based on 98 reviews
Discover the best of western Sicily on a day trip to Erice and Segesta from Palermo. Be wowed by the views from Erice, a walled medieval mountain town that overlooks the picturesque Trapani harbor. Spend the afternoon at the archaeological site of Segesta. Discover the unfinished temple at your leisure and soak up dreamy views of Sicily’s sun-drenched valleys and hills.
Inclusions: Multilanguage Driver or Tour leader (depending from tour group size), Transport by air-conditioned vehicle, All sightseeing and visits as per itinerary
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Gratuities, Food and drinks, Licensed tourist guide, Admission Fees
Reviewed By Anna B
It is a full day trip from Palermo to Etna and Taormina. Our guide Josephine was amazing and told us a lot about Sicily along the way. When we arrived to Etna it occurred that the cable car wasn't working and we had to go to the top by bus. Unfortunately, this took much longer time than a cable car so we had just a shirt stay on the top. After Etna we went to Taormina which is a breath-taking town with wonderful views over Etna and the sea. I wish we could stay there longer as it is a truly beautiful place. Overall, I would recommend this trip to everyone but be ready for a full day trip with lots of driving which can be tiring.
8. Segesta Erice and Salt Pans Full Day Excursion
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3.6 based on 25 reviews
Discover three of the most beautiful sites of Western Sicily: Segesta, Nubia and the Salt Pans in Trapani and the Mediavial hill-top town of Erice.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Lunch, Gratuities, Entrances
9. Sacred Sicily Pilgrimage
This is both an esoteric inward alchemical Journey that use the environs of Sacred Sicily to help you to transmute body, soul, and spirit.
Inclusions: Guide
Exclusions: Gradituties, Transportation, Meals, Entry Tickets
Reviewed By makkalap
My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed our tour, it was so interesting! Great way to learn about the art, artists and yourself ❤️ We took away very happy memories
10. The Secrets of Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily
This tour/activity is for those intelligent travelers who are interested in exploring the esoteric and spiritual inside themselves and the world around them. This is for people who understand that our current accepted version of history is very limited and are open to hearing a more expansive take of our planet, its history and even reality as we know it. This experience is fun, entertaining, imaginative and if you keep an open mind you can learn a new way of perceiving yourself and the world around you.
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Tips
Reviewed By makkalap
My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed our tour, it was so interesting! Great way to learn about the art, artists and yourself ❤️ We took away very happy memories
