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We absolutely loved this place. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and spoke very good English. There is a film that describes the history of the salt pans and how the salt is harvested, which is offered in a variety of languages. The little museum...More
Lovely! The colors reflected on the salt are marvelous. Even if very busy with tourists it remains something to be absolutely seen
We did a tour with Alessio from Trapani Emotions and it was fantastic! We stopped off at a salt pan before the main ones and were fortunate enough to see flamingoes and also a large flock flying in the distant. With the evening setting sun...More
I was not expecting windmills in Sicily, but the sight of them juxtaposed with salt pans and mounds of harvested salt was a surprise. It looks like Greece. But that's why you travel, so that you can learn and stop making assumptions and end stereotypes....More
An interesting place to visit although not on our itinerary we enjoyed the displays and detail boards provided. We did not expect to find lagoons that provided habitats for birds as well as salt.
The salt pans and windmills are beautiful. Something of even more interest to us was the nearby ancient Phoenician settlement at Mozia (also written as Mothia). A small boat takes you out into the channel for a 10 minute trip to the island. There is...More
We definitely recommend a visit to this fascinating area which is located between the towns of Teapani and Paceco. The Nature Reserve was founded in 1995 and is the home of many endemic plant species of Sicily as well as bird and animal life, It...More
Wooow is enough to say!! One of the most charming place !! Thanks to Trapani Tours for organizing this tour for us!!
Very romantic spot. Here you can see a beautiful sunset, the magnificent sky colors, the interesting environs, with fields of salt, windmills and great restaurant with a range of vines and good food. If you+re in Trapani, don't miss it!
Interesting to visit and to understand the importancy of the salt in the old periods. The salt was the "old money" which was used as a mode of payment even to soldiers. (It seams that the world salt is related to that). good to understand...More
