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A town that tells its story from the heights of its mountain and mirrors itself in the Gulf of Castellammare. Medieval castles, baroque churches and the bright fragrance of its most celebrated wine await those who choose to explore it slowly.
A walk inside the scents and colors of a city garden.
A Journey Through Time in the Heart of Sicily
The dense foliage of centuries-old olive trees characterises the landscape of this town
A castle that has guarded the port since the Middle Ages, an old town climbing up from the sea in steps, the sea stacks of Scopello and the gateway to the Zingaro Reserve. Castellammare del Golfo is the fishing town where western Sicily, Mediterranean history and nature meet in a single view.
Small jewel that constitutes the wildest side of San Vito Lo Capo.
Pure uncontaminated nature
A Marian sanctuary that guards a painting attributed to the school of Antonello da Messina, a troglodyte village where every Christmas the most evocative living nativity in Sicily comes to life, the Monte Cofano Nature Reserve and a hundred marble quarries. Custonaci is intimate, devoted western Sicily.
A Norman castle built on the ruins of the temple of Venus Erycina, a medieval town of stone alleys vanishing into the mist, the view from the Balio Gardens all the way to the Egadi Islands. Erice is western Sicily seen from 751 metres up, where every century has left a tower.
The largest of the Egadi islands
A town razed to the ground by the Belice earthquake and rebuilt as a single, immense work of art: the Stella di Consagra that serves as its gateway, the great white sphere of the Chiesa Madre, and a few kilometres away the Cretto di Burri, the concrete shroud enveloping the ruins of the old town. Gibellina, Italian Capital of Contemporary Art 2026.
Favignana, Marettimo, Levanzo: the islands of treasures
Small and wild
Macari, along with Castelluzzo, is a fraction of San Vito Lo Capo.
Uncontaminated nature
Wine, baroque art and windmills
A maze of Islamic-flavoured alleys where Arabic still echoes, a Greek bronze fished up from the deep that dances alone in a museum, a Baroque cathedral grown over a mosque, and four hundred trawlers bringing home the famous red prawn every day. Mazara del Vallo is the point where Europe touches Africa.
Born in 2021 from the union of eight ancient hamlets, Misiliscemi is not a town but a territory: the long beach of Marausa facing the Stagnone lagoon, the salt pans of Salinagrande, the farming districts with Arabic names and the airport that is the gateway to western Sicily. Authentic Sicily, the kind you live rather than visit.
Windmills, salt flats, pink flamingos. It sounds like a movie, but it's all true
The black pearl of the Mediterranean
The medieval village surrounded by nature
Nestled and looking towards a transparent sea
The first nature reserve established in Sicily is an untouched paradise of cliffs plunging into the sea
The sign of a violent earthquake.
A Norman-Swabian castle where Garibaldi was the first to raise the Italian tricolour, making Salemi the first capital of Italy; a Mother Church reduced to an open-air stage set by the Belice earthquake and reinvented by Álvaro Siza; the Arab and Jewish alleys of the old town and the votive breads of San Giuseppe. Salemi is the Sicily of history and of bread.
Sicily's most photographed beach, a sanctuary-fortress that has watched over the village since the sixteenth century and one of the most enchanting nature reserves in the Mediterranean. San Vito Lo Capo is discovered slowly, barefoot between the white of the houses and the turquoise of the sea.
A unique nature reserve
A strip of land squeezed between two seas, salt pans that turn to gold and pink at sunset, windmills that grind PGI salt, the longest Misteri procession in Italy and the harbour from which hydrofoils depart for Favignana. Trapani is the beguiling, salt-tinged capital of western Sicily.
A dip in the blue sea, a ride in the hills, 4 steps in history: the traveler's triathlon.
In the green lung of western Sicily: the Baronia forest.
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