During the visit to the Temple of Segesta travelers will admire one of the most important archaeological sites in western Sicily. The Doric temple, dating from the fifth century BC.C., is located in a picturesque hilly landscape and represents an extraordinary example of perfectly preserved ancient architecture. The stop allows you to walk around the temple, discover its history and enjoy the tranquility and natural views surrounding the archaeological area. Free time is provided for photographs and to appreciate the beauty of the site.

During the stop at the Trapani Salt Pans, travelers will be able to admire one of the most characteristic landscapes of western Sicily. Salt tanks, traditional windmills and reflections on the water create a unique scenery, particularly suggestive for panoramic photographs. The visit allows you to discover the history of salt harvesting and the importance of this ancient activity for the territory. Free time is provided to walk along the salt pans, observe the natural landscape and enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the reserve.

During the visit to Erice travelers will explore one of the most fascinating medieval villages in Sicily, located on a mountain with panoramic views of the coast and the Egadi Islands. The walk crosses cobbled streets, historic squares and ancient churches, with the possibility to admire the views from the lookouts and the town walls. It will be possible to see the Castle of Venus from the outside and discover the unique atmosphere of the village, including historic architecture, small craft shops and suggestive views. Free time is provided for photographs and to experience the authentic atmosphere of Erice.