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Marsala Boat Tour + Wine Tasting

Enjoy the surroundings of Trapani and delight your senses in a beautiful setting with this Marsala Boat Tour + Wine Tasting. It'll be a unique experience!. Marsala Boat Tour + Wine tasting. At the selected time, we will meet on Via Ammiraglio...

  • 4 hours
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Enjoy the surroundings of Trapani and delight your senses in a beautiful setting with this Marsala Boat Tour + Wine Tasting. It'll be a unique experience!

Marsala Boat Tour + Wine tasting

At the selected time, we will meet on Via Ammiraglio Staiti in Trapani to start our adventure towards Marsala, a prominent Sicilian city.

Halfway, a boat will be waiting to explore the famous Marsala salt pans and its lagoons, a notable attraction in Sicily. We will sail into the Stagnone Lagoon, starting with Mozia island, which we will circumnavigate for a complete view. The guide will share the history of the area's past populations during the crossing. The tour will continue to Isola Grande, Schola, and Santa Maria, all part of a protected natural area.

After enjoying these landscapes, we will dock and head to a notable winery for a tasting of fine Sicilian wines. The diverse flavours and aromas will be a highlight of the tour.

We will conclude with a guided tour of Marsala's historic centre, recognized for its rich history. You will discover the significant historical events that mark this Sicilian town.

We will return to Trapani after a 4-hour exploration of the region's attractions.

Prices

Included

  • Guide in English
  • Transport by bus or minibus
  • Boat ticket
  • Wine tasting

Location

Activity location

Vigili del Fuoco - Distaccamento Portuale, Via Ammiraglio Staiti, 101, 91100 Trapani TP, Italy

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