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- Visit Baroque churches, charming seaside towns and bustling food markets. Cobalt blue seas, coral-lined grottos and unspoilt sandy beaches. Superb historical monuments: Segesta Amphitheatre, Selinunte Archaeological Park. Enjoy a slow pace of life amongst windmills, the coast and salt pans
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Arrive in Castellammare Del Golfo.
Arrive in Castellammare Del Golfo and enjoy an afternoon in one of Sicily's most picturesque seaside towns.
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From the fortress-studded shores of Castellammare Del Golfo you reach the archaeological site of Segesta.
From the fortress-studded shores of Castellammare Del Golfo you reach the archaeological site of Segesta. After admiring its Grecian temple and amphitheatre, end the day in hamlet of Bruca, just in time for a refreshing dip in the Agriturismo's salt water pool before your evening meal.
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Leaving Bruca's olive covered foothills, you'll cycle inland towards Trapani.
Leaving Bruca's olive covered foothills, you'll cycle inland towards Trapani. Spend the afternoon exploring its intricate Baroque churches, museums and shops that sell hand harvested sea salt, coral jewellery and tuna products.
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A great opportunity to explore the area with many options available for you whilst in Trapani.
A great opportunity to explore the area with many options available for you whilst in Trapani. Spend time exploring this beautiful coastal city or take a cable car to the picturesque medieval village of Erice overlooking the Salt pans. Alternatively, ride the hydrofoil to enjoy a day exploring one of the Egadi Island which offer plenty of opportunities to snorkel around coral reefs, cycling or walking.
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Today you can cycle at a relaxed pace with views overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Today you can cycle at a relaxed pace with views overlooking the Mediterranean Sea whilst admiring the Egadi Islands in the distance. If you haven't already done so, on your way to Trapani, spend time exploring the Saline of Trapani and Paceco. Then it's onto Mozia, an ancient city on San Pantaleo Island off the West Coast of Sicily and visit its striking archaeological ruins. A short ride away, you will reach Marsala where the fortified wine originates from.
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Visit Marsala's local wineries and explore the town at your own leisure.
Visit Marsala's local wineries and explore the town at your own leisure before setting off on today's panoramic coastal cycle towards Mazara del Vallo, with its vibrant fishing port and Arab Kasbah and home of the bronze statue the 'Dancing Satyr'.
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Most of today's cycle will be along the coast before heading inland towards vineyards and aromatic olive groves.
Most of today's cycle will be along the coast before heading inland towards vineyards and aromatic olive groves. You end the day in Selinunte where you can visit one of the largest archaeological parks in Europe before heading to your hotel in Marinella di Selinunte. With seven Grecian temples spanning 1,300 meters east, the Selinunte archaeological site is a true architectural gem.
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Leave Selinunte
Leave Selinunte or maybe spend extra nights in Palermo.
