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Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It offers great beaches and swimming, but also stunning nature, including the active volcanoes Etna and Stromboli, and interesting historical sites, as many cultures have clashed here throughout the ages. Sicily has also been remembered for the Mafia, but today there is really nothing to worry about. On this self-guided tour you will explore mainly the west coast. You can take inspiration from the traditional itinerary below. However, you will have a car at your disposal throughout your trip, so it's ultimately up to you where you go 💪😎
Accommodation
You will stay in a well-rated apartment in the picturesque town of San Vito Lo Capo. It is famous for having what is said to be the most beautiful beaches in all of Sicily. Specific information (including photos) on the accommodation can always be found in the Purchase a Trip section for each date.
Transport
A direct flight from Bratislava takes you directly to the Sicilian city of Trapani. You will pick up your car at the airport and continue about 60 km to San Vito Lo Capo. You will also drop off your car at the same place at the end of the journey. Be prepared that even if the car is included in the price of the trip, the rental company will block a deposit (in the hundreds of euros) on your credit card, which will be released when you return the car. This is a normal process where the rental company protects itself against possible damage to the car. Don't worry though, the car is of course insured by us.
Trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Trapani is a great starting point if you want to take a ferry to the Egadi Islands. But the historic centre of the town is also worth a visit. Among the most famous sights are the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Basilica of Madonna di Trapani and the watchtower of Torre di Ligny.

A trip to Trapani can also be combined with a visit to the Antique town of Erice. It lies in the mountains 751 meters above sea level and is one of the most visited places on the island. Visit the Castello Pepoli or Castello di Venere, the Cathedral of the Assumption and the Cyclopean Walls from the 8th century BC.

Ideally, leave a whole day to visit one of the islands. The largest island Favignana is ideal for lovers of great beaches. However, the stylish Faro di Punta Sottile lighthouse is worth a visit. The island of Marettimo beckons with its beautiful nature full of cliffs and perfect views. There is also the Castle of Punta Troia. On the island of Levanzo you can visit the interesting Grotta del Genovese cave with its Paleolithic paintings. If you are tempted to visit this place, wear good shoes, as you will have an 8 km hike.
The cruise to the islands takes between 30 and 60 minutes, and 60 to 90 minutes to Marettimo, which is the furthest.

The most beautiful sandy beaches of the whole island are located in the place of your accommodation. The resort of San Vito Lo Capo is located under the imposing cliffs of Mount Monte Monaco and offers all the amenities - great bars, restaurants, shops and a nice promenade.

The main beach of San Vito Lo Capo is about 1 km long. The beach is very popular due to its golden sand and crystal clear sea. Of course, there are showers and toilets.
Macari Beach is approximately 7 km from San vito Lo Capo. Compared to the previous beach, you will find much more privacy and tranquility here. As an added bonus, there are beautiful sunsets.
Today's trip is a bit longer, but it will definitely be worth it💪
If you feel like it, make a short detour to Caltabellotta Village on your way there or back. It is located on rocky bedrock at an altitude of 1000 m. In addition to the stunning views, the Norman castle of Castello del Conte Luna is worth a visit.

This 6 km long beach is an excellent alternative to the beaches below Scala dei Turchi. The surroundings here look similar, but you can enjoy much more tranquillity.

Scala dei Turchi is one of the most popular tourist spots in Sicily. The Imposing white cliff resembling a staircase will literally mesmerise you. Below it is a beautiful beach.

The capital and largest city of Sicily offers much of architecture and history. Definitely not to be missed is the Cattedrale di Palermo from the 12th century, which is rightly a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other interesting sights include the Fontana Pretoria, the Church of Santa Caterina, the Norman Palace and the Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti.

On your way there or back, be sure to stop at this beach, it is said to be among the best of the island.
If you love nature, be sure to head to this protected national park. You will have a wonderful trip among the flora and fauna here. You can also swim or dive in the underwater caves.
This ancient site will enchant every visitor. A huge ancient temple and a Roman theatre have been preserved here from as far back as 6,000 BC.

While the town of Marsala boasts a baroque cathedral, an archaeological site and nice beaches in the area, most visitors head for the local salinas and windmills. The best ones are located between Marsala and Trapani.

Thank you and see you soon! 🤗

If you are interested in a different date than the one currently booked, or in more people, please contact us. WE WILL PREPARE A DATE FOR YOU AS NEEDED.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It offers great beaches and swimming, but also stunning nature, including the active volcanoes Etna and Stromboli, and interesting historical sites, as many cultures have clashed here throughout the ages. Sicily has also been remembered for the Mafia, but today there is really nothing to worry about. On this self-guided tour you will explore mainly the west coast. You can take inspiration from the traditional itinerary below. However, you will have a car at your disposal throughout your trip, so it's ultimately up to you where you go 💪😎
Accommodation
You will stay in a well-rated apartment in the picturesque town of San Vito Lo Capo. It is famous for having what is said to be the most beautiful beaches in all of Sicily. Specific information (including photos) on the accommodation can always be found in the Purchase a Trip section for each date.
Transport
A direct flight from Bratislava takes you directly to the Sicilian city of Trapani. You will pick up your car at the airport and continue about 60 km to San Vito Lo Capo. You will also drop off your car at the same place at the end of the journey. Be prepared that even if the car is included in the price of the trip, the rental company will block a deposit (in the hundreds of euros) on your credit card, which will be released when you return the car. This is a normal process where the rental company protects itself against possible damage to the car. Don't worry though, the car is of course insured by us.
Trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Trapani is a great starting point if you want to take a ferry to the Egadi Islands. But the historic centre of the town is also worth a visit. Among the most famous sights are the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Basilica of Madonna di Trapani and the watchtower of Torre di Ligny.

A trip to Trapani can also be combined with a visit to the Antique town of Erice. It lies in the mountains 751 meters above sea level and is one of the most visited places on the island. Visit the Castello Pepoli or Castello di Venere, the Cathedral of the Assumption and the Cyclopean Walls from the 8th century BC.

Ideally, leave a whole day to visit one of the islands. The largest island Favignana is ideal for lovers of great beaches. However, the stylish Faro di Punta Sottile lighthouse is worth a visit. The island of Marettimo beckons with its beautiful nature full of cliffs and perfect views. There is also the Castle of Punta Troia. On the island of Levanzo you can visit the interesting Grotta del Genovese cave with its Paleolithic paintings. If you are tempted to visit this place, wear good shoes, as you will have an 8 km hike.
The cruise to the islands takes between 30 and 60 minutes, and 60 to 90 minutes to Marettimo, which is the furthest.

The most beautiful sandy beaches of the whole island are located in the place of your accommodation. The resort of San Vito Lo Capo is located under the imposing cliffs of Mount Monte Monaco and offers all the amenities - great bars, restaurants, shops and a nice promenade.

The main beach of San Vito Lo Capo is about 1 km long. The beach is very popular due to its golden sand and crystal clear sea. Of course, there are showers and toilets.
Macari Beach is approximately 7 km from San vito Lo Capo. Compared to the previous beach, you will find much more privacy and tranquility here. As an added bonus, there are beautiful sunsets.
Today's trip is a bit longer, but it will definitely be worth it💪
If you feel like it, make a short detour to Caltabellotta Village on your way there or back. It is located on rocky bedrock at an altitude of 1000 m. In addition to the stunning views, the Norman castle of Castello del Conte Luna is worth a visit.

This 6 km long beach is an excellent alternative to the beaches below Scala dei Turchi. The surroundings here look similar, but you can enjoy much more tranquillity.

Scala dei Turchi is one of the most popular tourist spots in Sicily. The Imposing white cliff resembling a staircase will literally mesmerise you. Below it is a beautiful beach.

The capital and largest city of Sicily offers much of architecture and history. Definitely not to be missed is the Cattedrale di Palermo from the 12th century, which is rightly a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other interesting sights include the Fontana Pretoria, the Church of Santa Caterina, the Norman Palace and the Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti.

On your way there or back, be sure to stop at this beach, it is said to be among the best of the island.
If you love nature, be sure to head to this protected national park. You will have a wonderful trip among the flora and fauna here. You can also swim or dive in the underwater caves.
This ancient site will enchant every visitor. A huge ancient temple and a Roman theatre have been preserved here from as far back as 6,000 BC.

While the town of Marsala boasts a baroque cathedral, an archaeological site and nice beaches in the area, most visitors head for the local salinas and windmills. The best ones are located between Marsala and Trapani.

Thank you and see you soon! 🤗












If you are interested in a different date than the one currently booked, or in more people, please contact us. WE WILL PREPARE A DATE FOR YOU AS NEEDED.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It offers great beaches and swimming, but also stunning nature, including the active volcanoes Etna and Stromboli, and interesting historical sites, as many cultures have clashed here throughout the ages. Sicily has also been remembered for the Mafia, but today there is really nothing to worry about. On this self-guided tour you will explore mainly the west coast. You can take inspiration from the traditional itinerary below. However, you will have a car at your disposal throughout your trip, so it's ultimately up to you where you go 💪😎
Accommodation
You will stay in a well-rated apartment in the picturesque town of San Vito Lo Capo. It is famous for having what is said to be the most beautiful beaches in all of Sicily. Specific information (including photos) on the accommodation can always be found in the Purchase a Trip section for each date.
Transport
A direct flight from Bratislava takes you directly to the Sicilian city of Trapani. You will pick up your car at the airport and continue about 60 km to San Vito Lo Capo. You will also drop off your car at the same place at the end of the journey. Be prepared that even if the car is included in the price of the trip, the rental company will block a deposit (in the hundreds of euros) on your credit card, which will be released when you return the car. This is a normal process where the rental company protects itself against possible damage to the car. Don't worry though, the car is of course insured by us.
Trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Trapani is a great starting point if you want to take a ferry to the Egadi Islands. But the historic centre of the town is also worth a visit. Among the most famous sights are the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Basilica of Madonna di Trapani and the watchtower of Torre di Ligny.

A trip to Trapani can also be combined with a visit to the Antique town of Erice. It lies in the mountains 751 meters above sea level and is one of the most visited places on the island. Visit the Castello Pepoli or Castello di Venere, the Cathedral of the Assumption and the Cyclopean Walls from the 8th century BC.

Ideally, leave a whole day to visit one of the islands. The largest island Favignana is ideal for lovers of great beaches. However, the stylish Faro di Punta Sottile lighthouse is worth a visit. The island of Marettimo beckons with its beautiful nature full of cliffs and perfect views. There is also the Castle of Punta Troia. On the island of Levanzo you can visit the interesting Grotta del Genovese cave with its Paleolithic paintings. If you are tempted to visit this place, wear good shoes, as you will have an 8 km hike.
The cruise to the islands takes between 30 and 60 minutes, and 60 to 90 minutes to Marettimo, which is the furthest.

The most beautiful sandy beaches of the whole island are located in the place of your accommodation. The resort of San Vito Lo Capo is located under the imposing cliffs of Mount Monte Monaco and offers all the amenities - great bars, restaurants, shops and a nice promenade.

The main beach of San Vito Lo Capo is about 1 km long. The beach is very popular due to its golden sand and crystal clear sea. Of course, there are showers and toilets.
Macari Beach is approximately 7 km from San vito Lo Capo. Compared to the previous beach, you will find much more privacy and tranquility here. As an added bonus, there are beautiful sunsets.
Today's trip is a bit longer, but it will definitely be worth it💪
If you feel like it, make a short detour to Caltabellotta Village on your way there or back. It is located on rocky bedrock at an altitude of 1000 m. In addition to the stunning views, the Norman castle of Castello del Conte Luna is worth a visit.

This 6 km long beach is an excellent alternative to the beaches below Scala dei Turchi. The surroundings here look similar, but you can enjoy much more tranquillity.

Scala dei Turchi is one of the most popular tourist spots in Sicily. The Imposing white cliff resembling a staircase will literally mesmerise you. Below it is a beautiful beach.

The capital and largest city of Sicily offers much of architecture and history. Definitely not to be missed is the Cattedrale di Palermo from the 12th century, which is rightly a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other interesting sights include the Fontana Pretoria, the Church of Santa Caterina, the Norman Palace and the Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti.

On your way there or back, be sure to stop at this beach, it is said to be among the best of the island.
If you love nature, be sure to head to this protected national park. You will have a wonderful trip among the flora and fauna here. You can also swim or dive in the underwater caves.
This ancient site will enchant every visitor. A huge ancient temple and a Roman theatre have been preserved here from as far back as 6,000 BC.

While the town of Marsala boasts a baroque cathedral, an archaeological site and nice beaches in the area, most visitors head for the local salinas and windmills. The best ones are located between Marsala and Trapani.

Thank you and see you soon! 🤗

If you are interested in a different date than the one currently booked, or in more people, please contact us. WE WILL PREPARE A DATE FOR YOU AS NEEDED.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It offers great beaches and swimming, but also stunning nature, including the active volcanoes Etna and Stromboli, and interesting historical sites, as many cultures have clashed here throughout the ages. Sicily has also been remembered for the Mafia, but today there is really nothing to worry about. On this self-guided tour you will explore mainly the west coast. You can take inspiration from the traditional itinerary below. However, you will have a car at your disposal throughout your trip, so it's ultimately up to you where you go 💪😎
Accommodation
You will stay in a well-rated apartment in the picturesque town of San Vito Lo Capo. It is famous for having what is said to be the most beautiful beaches in all of Sicily. Specific information (including photos) on the accommodation can always be found in the Purchase a Trip section for each date.
Transport
A direct flight from Bratislava takes you directly to the Sicilian city of Trapani. You will pick up your car at the airport and continue about 60 km to San Vito Lo Capo. You will also drop off your car at the same place at the end of the journey. Be prepared that even if the car is included in the price of the trip, the rental company will block a deposit (in the hundreds of euros) on your credit card, which will be released when you return the car. This is a normal process where the rental company protects itself against possible damage to the car. Don't worry though, the car is of course insured by us.
Trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Trapani is a great starting point if you want to take a ferry to the Egadi Islands. But the historic centre of the town is also worth a visit. Among the most famous sights are the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Basilica of Madonna di Trapani and the watchtower of Torre di Ligny.

A trip to Trapani can also be combined with a visit to the Antique town of Erice. It lies in the mountains 751 meters above sea level and is one of the most visited places on the island. Visit the Castello Pepoli or Castello di Venere, the Cathedral of the Assumption and the Cyclopean Walls from the 8th century BC.

Ideally, leave a whole day to visit one of the islands. The largest island Favignana is ideal for lovers of great beaches. However, the stylish Faro di Punta Sottile lighthouse is worth a visit. The island of Marettimo beckons with its beautiful nature full of cliffs and perfect views. There is also the Castle of Punta Troia. On the island of Levanzo you can visit the interesting Grotta del Genovese cave with its Paleolithic paintings. If you are tempted to visit this place, wear good shoes, as you will have an 8 km hike.
The cruise to the islands takes between 30 and 60 minutes, and 60 to 90 minutes to Marettimo, which is the furthest.

The most beautiful sandy beaches of the whole island are located in the place of your accommodation. The resort of San Vito Lo Capo is located under the imposing cliffs of Mount Monte Monaco and offers all the amenities - great bars, restaurants, shops and a nice promenade.

The main beach of San Vito Lo Capo is about 1 km long. The beach is very popular due to its golden sand and crystal clear sea. Of course, there are showers and toilets.
Macari Beach is approximately 7 km from San vito Lo Capo. Compared to the previous beach, you will find much more privacy and tranquility here. As an added bonus, there are beautiful sunsets.
Today's trip is a bit longer, but it will definitely be worth it💪
If you feel like it, make a short detour to Caltabellotta Village on your way there or back. It is located on rocky bedrock at an altitude of 1000 m. In addition to the stunning views, the Norman castle of Castello del Conte Luna is worth a visit.

This 6 km long beach is an excellent alternative to the beaches below Scala dei Turchi. The surroundings here look similar, but you can enjoy much more tranquillity.

Scala dei Turchi is one of the most popular tourist spots in Sicily. The Imposing white cliff resembling a staircase will literally mesmerise you. Below it is a beautiful beach.

The capital and largest city of Sicily offers much of architecture and history. Definitely not to be missed is the Cattedrale di Palermo from the 12th century, which is rightly a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other interesting sights include the Fontana Pretoria, the Church of Santa Caterina, the Norman Palace and the Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti.

On your way there or back, be sure to stop at this beach, it is said to be among the best of the island.
If you love nature, be sure to head to this protected national park. You will have a wonderful trip among the flora and fauna here. You can also swim or dive in the underwater caves.
This ancient site will enchant every visitor. A huge ancient temple and a Roman theatre have been preserved here from as far back as 6,000 BC.

While the town of Marsala boasts a baroque cathedral, an archaeological site and nice beaches in the area, most visitors head for the local salinas and windmills. The best ones are located between Marsala and Trapani.

Thank you and see you soon! 🤗
