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Marsala Salt and Wine tastings and lunch in the salt mine From Palermo

Palermo· Markets · street foodGerman, English, Italian

Discover the authentic flavors and most evocative landscapes of western Sicily with a private tour from Palermo to Marsala, land of fine wines and spectacular salt pans. Explore the historic center of Marsala and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a city rich in history. Continue with a visit to a local winery, where you can learn about the wine traditions of the area and taste the wines that have made this region famous, including the renowned Marsala DOC. The experience continues at the Genna Salt Pans, where windmills, salt flats, and lagoon views create a unique setting. Here you can enjoy a lunch with Sicilian flavors, immersed in the tranquility of one of the most beautiful landscapes on the western coast. An experience that combines food and wine, culture, and nature, ideal for those who wish to discover an authentic Sicily, far from the most frequented tourist routes. Travel comfortably from Palermo and let yourself be conquered by the flavors and beauty of this unique territory.

Languages
German, English, Italian, French, Spanish

What's included

Lunch
Private transportation
Salt visit
Leisure time in Marsala city
Free time for photography and exploration
Alcoholic beverages
Visit to a local winery with wine explanation

Meeting point & pickup

Hotel / accommodation pickup included

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Marsala Salt & Wine: tastings and lunch in the salt mine - From Palermo
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Where this sits in Palermo

Palermo is about 34 min by road from Palermo Falcone Borsellino Airport. Sicily at full volume — Arab, Norman and Baroque layered in the same street, and street food that beats most restaurants. Rough around the edges, and the best market food in the country.

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