Perched at over 750 meters above sea level on a mountain overlooking Trapani and the salt pans, Erice is a medieval village that enchants at first glance. Often wrapped in a light summer mist that offers a cool and pleasant respite, this stone treasure chest guards Norman castles, ancient churches, and cobblestone alleys that look straight out of a fairy tale.

We arrive in western Sicily, in Trapani, the city between two seas, famous for its Baroque historic center and the spectacular Salt Pans Nature Reserve. Here, the landscape changes radically, tinged with white and pink.

Cefalù is a living postcard that combines the majesty of its imposing Arab-Norman Cathedral with the softness of a golden sandy beach, all overlooked by a spectacular limestone cliff.

Moving towards the southwestern coast of Sicily, we arrive at one of the most iconic and evocative places on the planet: the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. Nestled in a valley of ancient almond and olive trees, the majestic Doric temples erected during the Magna Graecia period stand tall against the blue sky.

If you think Sicily is only about the sea and sandy beaches, the Madonie mountains are ready to amaze you. This imposing mountain massif in northern Sicily offers an alpine landscape overlooking the blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, creating unique landscape contrasts in Europe.

Today our journey leaves the coast behind for a day to venture into the green heart of central Sicily: Piazza Armerina. This fascinating medieval village preserves one of the most extraordinary archaeological treasures in the world: the Villa Romana del Casale.