Yacht charter Trapani lies at the northwest tip of Sicily on a long drawn out cape at the foot of the mountain Monte Giuliano.

The harbour of yacht charter Trapani functions for transhipment and passenger transport for the southern Mediterranean.

The old town of yacht charter Trapani (which begins west of Via Torrearsa) impresses the yacht charter Trapani crew by manor houses and churches from the baroque period, and particularly the cathedral San Lorenzo Martire is worth a view.

The visit to the Torre di Ligny at the utmost end of the crescent shaped headland of yacht charter Trapani abducts the yacht charter Trapani crew into the prehistoric time in the museum in yacht charter Trapani.

Those yacht charter Trapani crews that stay in yacht charter Trapani at Easter time, should not miss the famous Good Friday Parade in this place. Recommendable in yacht charter Trapani all over the year is the local specialty of fish couscous.

Yacht charter Trapani is a favourite starting point for a yacht charter Trapani cruise to the Egadi Islands. Like in Marsala, in yacht charter Trapani there also takes place the traditional manner of tuna fishing – the Mattanza – in particular for the pleasure of the tourists and the yacht charter Trapani crew.

Those yacht charter Trapani crews that have still some time left before the beginning of their yacht charter Trapani cruise in yacht charter Trapani, can also start for a walk to Erice on the same named mountain. From this place, which is surrounded by the ancient town walls in a triangular form still today, one can enjoy a magnificent view over the sea.

The historically interested members of the yacht charter Trapani crew are advised to visit the Doric Temple of Segesta.

On the northern route from yacht charter Trapani towards Palermo a well liked stop is the harbour of San Vito lo Capo. However, before starting to the vivacious north of Sicily, the yacht charter Trapani cruise will conduct most yacht charter Trapani crews to the Egadi Islands, which are situated just a few sea miles west off yacht charter Trapani.

The group of the Egadi Islands, consisting of the big islands of Favignano, Formica, Marettimo and Maraone as well as some smaller, uninhabited islands, has been settled since the ancient times. Rock paintings in many grots testify of the early human activities on these islands.

Nowadays, especially the main island of Favignano is crowded with holidaymakers in summer. An attraction here is the traditional fishing – Mattanza.

In the first Punic War between Carthage and Rome the decisive sea battle took place on the Egadi Islands.

Another beautiful stop on the route from yacht charter Trapani to Palermo for the yacht charter Trapani crew can be the fishermen’s village of Castellammare del Golfo. If not yet having had the opportunity in yacht charter Trapani or Marsala, there one can visit a region typical tuna fishing station – a Tonnare. Some few kilometres in the south of Castellammare del Golfo there are sulphurous thermal springs.

The yacht charter Trapani marina (38° 0,7’ N 12° 30,5’ E) is not completely, but sufficiently equipped for the yacht charter Trapani crew.

At buying provisions, which should be done at best in yacht charter Trapani, the yacht charter Trapani crew should also buy a typical fruit of the region around yacht charter Trapani – the yellow melon.

On the northern side of the crescent-shaped bight of yacht charter Trapani there takes place a fish market every morning, on which the yacht charter Trapani crew can provide itself with fresh seafood.

RyanAir offers direct flights from Düsseldorf and Bremen to yacht charter Trapani.