Far West

The dazzling light of tuff stone designs the architecture of the palaces and streets. Blue coves embrace miles of white beaches that end in mountains of salt and windmills. The province of Trapani, the Sicilian far west that almost embraces Northern Africa.
A land of sun-drenched vineyards, boundless olive groves, fishermen, villages that almost plunge into the water. A land of food abundance. Beside the Trapanese pesto paring with pasta “busiate”, Trapani area is popular for its fish cous cous , made by hand.
Pantelleria, the Sicilian island closest to Africa, is a rocky island with dry stone walls, blue water and a wild nature. “The daughter of the wind”, as the Arabs called it, Pantelleria is famous for the Passito di Pantelleria wine and the cultivation of the zibibbo grape, whose unique vine is part of UNESCO heritage since 2014.

Highlights: Erice, Marsala, Mazara del Vallo, Segesta, Trapani, Favignana, Pantelleria e Mozia