Start your visit in the heart of the historical town with tours of the museums from Marsala's Roman past and explore the Baroque charm of its streets. Enjoy a sunset tour of the Salt Pans of Marsala, complete with a guided visit to the windmills and a tasting of local salt-based products. Combine with guided tours of historical wineries and cuisine at the Cantine Florio and Donnafugata and craftsmanship guided tours. 

• Tastings of the iconic Marsala wine. Organisation of events. 
• Learn how to make local dishes with a distinct African influence such as couscous alla Trapanese.
• Explore local artisan workshops and attend traditional Sicilian music and storytelling evening events. 

Begin with a boat tour of the Stagnone Lagoon. Engage in a kiteboarding or windsurfing lesson, as the lagoon is renowned for its ideal conditions. Include a stop at the Phoenician island of Mozia to explore its archaeological sites and museum. Visit the nearby Riserva Naturale dello Zingaro where you can hike along scenic coastal trails, swim in secluded coves and enjoy breathtaking views. 

• Visits to agriturismo to sample delicacies like caponata and ricotta cheese.
• Wine estate Cantine Pellegrino's Marsala wines.
• Relax and stay at boutique hotels in Marsala, like La Corte del Fante and Viacolvento.  

Take a ferry from Marsala to Favignana, the largest of the Egadi Islands. Rent a bike to explore the island's scenic trails and pristine beaches. Visit the Ex Stabilimento Florio, a historic tuna processing plant turned museum. End the day with snorkelling or swimming in the turquoise waters of Cala Rossa or Cala Azzurra. Visit the smallest Egadi island, Levanzo for a guided tour of the Grotta del Genovese, featuring prehistoric cave art. Continue to Marettimo, the most rugged and unspoiled of the islands. 

• Boat tours to see hidden caves and pristine waters.
• Enjoy casual eateries to upscale restaurants with a focus on fresh seafood. 
• Stay in boutique guesthouses.