Hotels Castelvetrano, Guesthouses Castelvetrano and Residences Castelvetrano

Castelvetrano is a fascinating city of the province of Trapani. Its compelling beaches and the important Archaeological Park of the ancient city of Selinunte, that is the largest site of the Mediterranean Basin, make it one of the most famous tourist centres in Sicily.

Hotels in Castelvetrano are able to suit even guests' most demanding requirements. The local guest houses give tourists the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here while enjoying both Sicily's beguiling sea and outstanding historical sites. Not to be missed are the city's modern residences, that distribute across the major seaside resorts of the surrounding area, and charming farm houses, that give gourmets the possibility to taste genuine Sicilian staples.

Castelvetrano develops just in the heart of the valley of the river Belice, and extends a short distance from the local coastline and its wonderful beaches. The old town cherishes splendid seventeenth-century palaces and buildings, what contributes to make it one of the most important artistic centres of the province of Trapani. The city centre revolves around the beautiful Piazza Garibaldi, that is dominated by the Major Church, the Church of Purgatorio and the imposing facade of the important Selinus Theatre. Not to be missed are the Church of St. Giovanni Battista and the Archaeological Musuem, the latter cherishing precious finds and remains from Selinunte's archaeological site, that develops along the coastline and boasts some of the most spectacular settings in Sicily. Its 270-hectare-large surface gathers well-preserved temples, houses and fortifications
Apart from gathering outstanding artistic, historical and cultural beauties, Castelvetrano boasts a wide coastal area that develops from Marinella up to Triscina. Peppered with compelling beaches of fine sand, it is the ideal holiday destination for families with children. Not to be missed is the splendid beach of the Reserve of the River Belice, that is delimited by spectacular dunes and extends from Selinunte up to the promontory of Porto Palo.