Salt flats of Trapani and Erice exploration

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Duration

Full Day

Cancellation

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Group Size

4 people

Languages

English, Italian

About this activity

Indulge in the delectable flavors of Sicily with a teasing experience that combines the renowned taste of the famous Cannolo from Dattilo, an excursion to the salt flats of Trapani, and a tranquil exploration of the Erice Medieval Village.

Highlights

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Sicily's cultural and natural treasures, beginning with a visit to the renowned Dattilo Caffè Europa to savor the famous Cannolo, a true delicacy of the region. Indulge in its creamy richness as you take in the authentic flavors that have captivated palates for generations.
Our adventure continues with a visit to the enchanting salt flats of Trapani, where the Mulino Mariastella stands proudly amidst the rugged landscape. Traverse the scenic path from Trapani via Carlo Messina to Nubia, immersing yourself in the tranquility of the surroundings along the dusty footpath. Pause to explore the Museo del Sale in Nubia, delving into the fascinating history and traditions of salt production in Sicily.
As the day unfolds, enjoy a leisurely picnic lunch amidst the natural beauty of the surroundings, savoring local specialties and soaking in the ambiance of Sicilian hospitality.
Next, we journey to the captivating Erice Medieval Villag where you can enjoy a picturesque charm and ancient windmills. Glide across panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

Included/Excluded

Transportation and gas for a seamless journey;
Salt flats exploration;
Erice Exploration;

Lunch is not included in the package, but you are welcome to bring your own food; we will have a picnic.
Cannolo;
Salt Museum Ticket; (if you want visit)

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Activity's Location

Salt flats of Trapani

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Maris

03/11/2024

A wonderful experience

Starting with what's known as "the best cannole in Sicily", we ventured out into an excursions of remote sceneries, museums, wine and salt; finishing at the hot springs where after a short hike, we chilled. Personally, I've always enjoyed the activities Beet Community organises, mainly because it's nice people, hanging out, doing fun stuff. But... What was interesting to me about this excursion in particular, was learning about the salt mines, it's history and process. It's crazy the time and steps that go into filtering salt. We use it all the time, yet easily understimate the depth of it's world. If you are curious to explore some of Sicily's secrets from a local's perspective and with the comforts of a car, I'd highly recommend.