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Let your imagination take you back to the time when Segesta was a thriving both militarily and economically. The crumbling ruins provide a remarkable look at the days of Sicily's past.

This is Sicily as you imagine it. Lush rolling landscapes, delicious sweets, and distinctive culture.

You’ll begin this full day tour in Palermo, where your guide will pick you up from the port area and drive you to Western Sicily. Sometimes called Sicily’s “Wild West,” this is a region that has been relatively untouched by the tourist craze that much of the rest of the island has experienced.

Your first stop is Erice, a medieval town that was settled by the Elymians. Erice was a particularly important place in the ancient world, as it was associated with the goddess of love, Venus. Today, it is still one of the most romantic towns imaginable. You’ll weave through its narrow streets and visit some of its famous homemade pastry shops. Make sure to try the local specialty, marzipan candies, but don’t miss out on other delicacies including almond and pistachio pastries.

Leaving Erice, you’ll head towards Segesta. Once a major city for the Elyminans, Segesta was burned and destroyed by Vandals hundreds of years ago. Featuring some exquisite ruins, Segesta is well known for its unfinished Doric temple, which dates to the 5th century BC. Built on a hillside just outside of the ancient city, it offers a commanding view of the surrounding area.

At the end of the tour, your guide will escort you back to Palermo port.

If the weather is right in Erice you may be able to see to see Cape Bon in Tunisia.