Top 4 Erice Tours

1.Segesta, Erice and Salt Pans Full-Day Excursion from Palermo

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 1,791 reviews · 8 hours · from $82Our pick

Ride from Palermo in an air-conditioned van to Segesta, Nubia’s salt pans, and hilltop Erice. This is transport with free time, not a fully guided tour. Drivers such as Marco, Sergio, Enzo, and Rosario are praised for safe driving and helpful local advice.

“Marco is kind person. If you do not have a car during the travel, this will be one of the best option for traveling near Pallermo.”

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2.Erice and Marsala Day Trip with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 199 reviews · from $162Top rated

Travel from Palermo in an air-conditioned minivan with an English-speaking driver-guide, often Renato, to medieval Erice and Marsala’s salt route. Enjoy pastry, wine and olive oil tasting, and a full Sicilian lunch at a winery or farm. Expect a scenic, hilly nine-hour day.

“Excellent day trip! Our guide was wonderful and the wine tasting and lunch fantastic”

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3.Erice and Segesta Day Trip from Palermo

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 141 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $119

Travel from Palermo to medieval Erice and ancient Segesta in about eight hours with an English-speaking driver or tour leader. Enjoy Tyrrhenian Sea views, Sicilian pastries, and free time at the Doric temple and theater. Lunch and entrance fees are extra.

“Segesta is very impressive , and medieval town of Erice was a joy, with wonderful, knowledgeable guide. Don’t miss it!”

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4.Segesta Erice and Salt Pans Full Day Excursion

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 106 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $81Best value

Travel from Palermo by air-conditioned minivan to Segesta, medieval Erice, and the Trapani salt pans. Expect free time at each stop, historical commentary that may vary by host, and a €18.50 Segesta entrance fee. Guides such as Sergio, Michaele, Salvatore, and Emanuele have been praised for helpful service.

“This was a great way to see the sights but if you're expecting a guide you'll be disappointed. It is basically transport you're paying for. You don't get any information so do your research before you go. Once at Segesta make sure you go to the amphitheatre first as this will be better use of your limited time. There is a shuttle bus to take you to the top which you'll need to pay for along with your entrance fee. The shuttle bus goes on the hour and half hour. You can walk but it's steep and will take about 25 mins. Bus takes about 5 mins. It's well worth…”

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