Explore Your Surroundings

San Vito Lo Capo and Macari Beach (about 5 km)

One of the most famous beaches in Italy, with white sand and crystal-clear waters, perfect for families and sea lovers.

Tonnara del Secco (about 3 km)

An ancient tuna fishery located in a picturesque bay, a testament to local maritime tradition and a fascinating place to explore.

Zingaro Nature Reserve (north entrance, about 1 km)

A protected area stretching for about 7 km along the coast, with panoramic trails, hidden coves, and rich biodiversity.

Scopello and its Faraglioni (about 45 km)

A charming village famous for its dramatic sea stacks and the ancient tuna fishery, ideal for diving and snorkeling.

Segesta Temple (about 45 km)

A majestic Doric temple dating back to the 5th century BC, set in a stunningly beautiful landscape.

Erice (about 50 km)

A captivating medieval village with cobbled streets, castles, and breathtaking views over the Gulf of Trapani.

Trapani and Paceco Salt Pans (about 55 km)

A nature reserve offering stunning landscapes at sunset and a museum dedicated to salt production.

Marsala and the Florio Wineries (about 70 km)

Famous for its Marsala wines, this city offers wine tastings, history, and beautiful sea views.

Favignana Island – Egadi Islands (about 90 minutes by ferry from Trapani)

A paradisiacal island known for its coves, turquoise waters, and the historic Florio tuna fishery. A perfect day-trip destination.

Levanzo Island – Egadi Islands (about 90 minutes by ferry from Trapani)

A small island that charms with its Grotta del Genovese, where prehistoric cave paintings can be found, and its relaxed pace of life.

These locations offer a unique blend of natural beauty, history, and culture, making your stay in San Vito Lo Capo an unforgettable experience.