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San Vito lo Capo Voyage Tips and guide

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    San Vito lo Capo is a town in Trapani province.

    Get in

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    By car

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    Take the motorway Palermo-Trapani, exit Castellammare del Golfo, continue along the SS187 road in to direction San Vito Lo Capo.

    By bus

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    San Vito lo Capo is connected by bus to Palermo and Trapani (see AST website.

    By plane

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    • Airport Falcone-Borsellino, Palermo-Punta Raisi (take the motorway Palermo-Trapani, exit Castellammare del Golfo, continue along the SS187 road in to direction San Vito Lo Capo. Distance from airport 100 km.).
    • Birgi airport of Trapani (take the direction Trapani and proceed to San Vito Lo Capo. Distance from airport approximately 90-100 km.). With many flights operated by Ryanair

    By Train

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    The nearest railway station is located in Trapani, continue in to direction San Vito lo Capo approximately 40 km.

    By Ferry

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    Ferries from Genoa, Rome, Civitavecchia, Naples to Palermo, then on the motorway Palermo-Trapani, exit Castellammare del Golfo, continue along the SS187 road towards San Vito Lo Capo.

    During the summer San Vito lo Capo is connected daily with Favignana.

    Get around

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    See

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    Riserva dello Zingaro
    • Del Secco tuna-fishing net.
    • St. Vito Martyr Sanctuary and museum.
    • [formerly dead link] Riserva naturale dello zingaro (Zingaro Nature reserve). Daily from 7 to 19. The Zingaro has a large variety and abundance of rare and endemic plants it also has a rich fauna. The Zingaro Nature Reserve does not only include the land, but also the sea and beaches, which stretch along the coast for almost 7 km. They are beautiful and almost all sandy and lapped by the clear blue sea, and can be reached along various, rather steep paths.

    Do

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    • 1 Occhioalboma, Via Duca degli Abruzzi.. Pass a day on a sailing boat nearby one of the most beautiful coasts of the Mediterranean, the Bay of Santa Margherita, Bay of San Vito lo Capo, and then the Zingaro Natural Reserve.

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    Eat

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    Lo Stagnone. Good seafood, popular with locals.

    Drink

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    Sleep

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    Connect

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    Go next

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    • Segesta — the site of an ancient Graeco-Roman city famous for its temple and theater;
    • Selinunte — another Graeco-Roman city famous for its archaeological park;
    • Erice —old medieval hilltop city, with an amazing view.


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