Trapani the city of the two seas
Trapani is closely connected to the sea, offering a wide variety of beaches — from sandy, family-friendly ones to wild, rocky shores. Beyond its beaches, the area is famous for the Egadi Islands (Favignana, Levanzo, Marettimo), the crystal-clear waters of its coves, and the striking Trapani salt pans with their windmills, where flamingos can often be spotted.
Beaches in the city
San Giuliano Beach: Close to the city center, it’s sandy with shallow waters — perfect for families.
Porta Ossuna: A small sandy and rocky oasis beneath the ancient city walls.
Torre di Ligny: A mainly rocky cove near the tower of the same name, offering breathtaking views.
Beaches and coves nearby
Zingaro Nature Reserve: Features numerous unspoiled, wild coves such as Cala Capreria, Cala Beretta, and Cala dell’Uzzo.
San Vito Lo Capo: One of the most famous and beloved beaches, known for its fine white sand.
Marausa: A long sandy beach with shallow waters — ideal for families and water sports.
Scopello: Renowned for its sea stacks (“faraglioni”) and stunning scenery.
Egadi Islands
Favignana: Famous for its coves such as Cala Rossa and Cala Azzurra.
Levanzo: Offers a quieter, more untouched atmosphere.
Marettimo: Characterized by dramatic cliffs and marine caves.
Other sea-related attractions
Trapani Salt Pans: A natural spectacle featuring ancient windmills and migratory birds like flamingos.
Marine activities: The clear waters and fascinating seabed make it an ideal destination for swimming, snorkeling, and diving.
Join us to protect the sea
Discover how Marina Club fosters a sustainable relationship with the sea through educational initiatives and engaging activities.
Active environmental awareness
We promote knowledge of the sea to encourage responsible behaviour that protects the marine ecosystem and safeguards biodiversity.
Sustainability Initiative
We organise events and projects that promote the respect of marine resources for a positive impact on future generations.
Community and Participation
We create a space for discussion and collaboration for those who share a passion for the sea and wish to actively contribute to its protection.
