The Stagnone Lagoon
A unique lagoon.
Shallow water, constant wind, an open horizon, intense scents and sunsets.
A natural rhythm among sport, silence, relaxation, and movement.
Marsala is an ideal destination for remote workers who want to integrate work, nature, and quality of life.
It is an authentic city, ideal for exploring Western Sicily.
A unique lagoon.
Shallow water, constant wind, an open horizon, intense scents and sunsets.
A natural rhythm among sport, silence, relaxation, and movement.
Marsala is the historic capital of Italian wine.
Every day you can visit a different winery, enjoying tastings and wine culture.
Wind and fresh air all year round make the Stagnone (10 km away) one of the most famous places in the world for kitesurfing, windsurfing, and sailing.
Favignana can be reached in about 30 minutes by hydrofoil, Levanzo in 50 minutes, and Marettimo in less than 1 hour.
Turquoise water, caves, and some of the most striking landscapes in the Mediterranean.
Over 14 km of coastline in Marsala: beaches and crystal-clear water to the south, lagoon (Stagnone Nature Reserve) to the north.
Among the closest protected areas:
Mazara del Vallo (20 km) – An intertwining of cultures among the alleys of the Kasbah, the sea, and local cuisine.
Trapani (30 km) – A solid and bright port city, between Erice and the Egadi Islands.
Erice (50 km) – A medieval village suspended between sky and sea.
Palermo (120 km) – An intense and layered city.
Lilibeo Archaeological Park and Punic Ship Museum in Marsala.
Selinunte – 55 km.
Segesta – 50 km.
Agrigento – 135 km.
Trapani Birgi Airport (15 km)
Palermo Airport (100 km)
Bus connections www.autoservizisalemi.it
From Palermo:
A29 highway towards Mazara del Vallo,
Marsala exit.
Regional rail connections
from Palermo and Trapani.
Marsala train station.