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Capo d'Orlando; Cefalù; Mondello; Castellamare del Golfo; Scopello; Riserva Naturale dello Zingaro; San Vito lo Capo; San Giuliano; Cala Rossa; Spiaggia Praia; Lido Burrone; Cala Azzurra.
Capo d'Orlando
The grey grainy beach of Capo d’Orlando features shallow waters and a very charming location. This very famous seaside resort near Messina is public, but also served by beach clubs. Ideal for families, young people and couples, it is one of the most popular beaches in Sicily. On the seafront there are paying parking areas (blue lines).
Cefalù
Cefalù encircles a long beach of light sand, visited by hundreds of tourists every year. The beach, which is located between Palermo and Messina, is mostly served by beach clubs but has a few public areas. Ideal for a relaxing family holiday, it offers various services (showers, bars, restaurants, beach equipment rentals and boats). There are several parking areas in the town centre.
Mondello
Mondello is a very famous beach of white sand, partly public and partly equipped with beach clubs. This very popular and beautiful bay with shallow and turquoise water is known for being frequented by VIPs and celebrities, which has made it a fashionable and luxury seaside resort. Paying parking areas are available near the beach.
Castellamare del Golfo
Castellammare del Golfo is one of the most popular and lively tourist destinations in the North of Sicily. It offers an equipped and long sandy beach, ideal for families with children, and a suggestive small cove with sand and pebbles: this one is perfect for those who love lively beaches and do not want to miss a swim in the beautiful crystal waters of the coast.
Scopello
The beach of Scopello (Faraglioni di Scopello), located near Trapani, is a small bay of clear sand and rocks, with a deep and crystalline sea. Since the access to this beach is private, you have to buy a ticket. Inside there is a parking area and a bar/restaurant. In the high season it gets quite crowded, so it is better to go there in the early or late summer to enjoy this splendid cove.
Riserva Naturale dello Zingaro
The coast of this wonderful protected area, located near Trapani, is full of white pebble coves and is bathed by a very clear sea. Immersed in wild nature, the bays can be reached along paths through the protected area, with an entrance charge. The parking area offers a rest area with bar. We recommend using trekking shoes, comfortable clothing and, above all, taking bottles of water and a packed lunch. In summer it can get really hot and the coves will be more crowded, so it is better to go in June or September.
San Vito lo Capo
San Vito Lo Capo, a short distance from Trapani, has a long white sandy beach washed by crystalline waters. The public beach is served by numerous beach clubs and bordered by several bars and restaurants. It is a true paradise for families with children and young people who want to enjoy a beautiful sea with services. You can also practise water sports and go on boat trips. There are several free and paying parking areas a few metres from the beach.
San Giuliano
San Giuliano beach is located in the most central part of Trapani's seafront and is famous for its incredibly blue water. It is the best beach for those who want to go to the beach without leaving the city of Trapani.
Capo Feto
Capo Feto beach in Mazara del Vallo is a 5 km long beach bathed by a blue tide. Here you will find one of the still intact marshes of the province of Trapani which is part of a protected area with dunes, beach and wetlands.
Tre Fontane
In the immediate vicinity of Castelvetrano and Selinunte you will find the Tre Fontane beach in the municipality of Campobello di Mazara. In addition to the fine sand and crystal clear water that distinguishes the Trapani coast, the Tre Fontane beach also has fresh water springs. It is excellent for every need, from walks to football games on the beach.
Triscina
Natural continuation of the Selinuntian coast, in Triscina the beaches widen and smoothen, offering bathers an ideal coast for any type of activity. The wide coastline allows families with children to have space available, and the shallow water for several meters is a safety for children and fun for young people who love to play with their feet always in the water.
Isola di Favignana
Cala Rossa
On the island of Favignana you will find Cala Rossa beach. It is the most beautiful beach in all Favignana, and by visiting it you will understand why. In Cala Rossa the rocks of the coast plunge into crystal clear water, alternating with sandy areas. It is certainly a "wild" beach, but the view is unparalleled.
Spiaggia Praia
In Favignana you will find Praia Beach, not far from the inhabited center of the island. The gold coloured sand and the transparent sea are a real sight for the eyes and will make you spend unforgettable holidays. The beach is equipped but, if this is not enough, remember that being close to the inhabited area you will have all the necessary conveniences at your disposal.
Lido Burrone
The Lido Burrone beach awaits you. Located on the south-east coast of the island, it is the largest beach in all Favignana. Here you will find a long beach bathed by a crystal clear and transparent sea, with a shallow and sandy bottom.
Cala Azzurra
Also in Favignana, the Cala Azzurra beach awaits you. If Cala Rossa was in a windy area, Cala Azzurra is the exact opposite. This beach, which is located on the southeastern side of the island, is located in an area protected from the winds, which makes the water of this beach particularly calm. Cala Azzurra is made up of two beaches with very fine sand of a very light color, almost white, separated by a group of rocks.
Bue Marino
The pebble beach at Bue Marino is a wild pristine place. It is lapped by clear waters, where you can snorkel and dive. The nearest services are about 4 km away, in San Vito Lo Capo.
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