The Province of Trapani's magnificent shoreline is lined with stunning coves and beaches that welcome the crystal sea. The seas rush towards the spectacular panorama of the Egadi Islands, echoing with green and deep blue tones at times. This dream-come-true environment is ideal for every sort of vacation, and it is incredibly breathtaking every day of the year. The coast is littered with charming little towns worth visiting – Alcamo, Campobello Di Mazara, Castellammare del Golfo, Castelvetrano, Custonaci, Erice, Marsala, Mazara Del Vallo, Petrosino, San Vito lo Capo, and Trapani – all bustling with life, sun, sounds and smells of the sea, as well as history and monuments.
Even the smallest towns are unique and wonderful places for travelers to visit, with art, history, and nature playing important roles. In the first place, San Vito lo Capo, a Med Sea treasure, has some of Italy's most beautiful beaches. The Tempietto di Santa Crescenza, and the torrazzo, all in Normanic-Arabesque style, will pique your interest. More towers are springing up along the shore, especially at Scieri, Mpisu, and Isulidda. You may read about some of the discoveries made on the seafloor in the Museo del Mare, or Sea Museum, including fragments of a Norman ship that lie deep below - near the place where San Vito lo Capo's icon, the lighthouse, sits.
Sicily is the largest of the Italian islands, separated from the Continent by the Strait of Messina and washed by the Ionian, the Tyrrhenian, and the Mediterranean Seas. It is a true gem of Southern Italy and is a place with abundant nature and rich history and traditions along with outstanding architecture. Nature here seems to have embraced all its versions: mountains, hills, and above all the most magnificent azure sea, with its crystal-clear water and the impeccable beauty of its colorful seabed. Sicily also involves three volcanos, with the most famous being Etna which adds one more color to the unique palette of this mythical island.
The birthplace of the Roman Empire and Renaissance, Italy, showcases many of the world’s greatest artworks, architectural buildings and over the top gastronomical proposals. This is the country where the word “style” expresses the whole nation. Italy has more Unesco World Heritage cultural sites than any other country; among them are Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and Primavera, Michelangelo’s David and Sistine Chapel and da Vinci’s The Last Supper.
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