Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος στο Τράπανι

Seafront where you can run, walk or simply admire the sunset. There is also a cycle path

Ideally it is the point where the Tyrrhenian Sea meets the Mediterranean Sea

Beautiful view of Castellammare and its wide gulf and, towards the west, of the Scopello stacks and the Zingaro reserve

This small beach owes its name to the stack that stands out in front of the gravel shore. It is the most sought-after spot for a dip, thanks to the wild charm of the landscape. During the day, the gaze is lost on the silhouette of Favignana, while at sunset the sky lights up in an unmissable spectacle.

Ettore Infersa salt mines area to embark to visit the island of Mozia.

The Levanzo stack is visible, due to its position, even from the nearby islands

To access the cove it is advisable to have suitable non-slip rubber footwear.

If you're in Trapani and enjoying your run along the coast, one route will take you straight to the Torre di Ligny. This old 17th century watchtower sits at the tip of a headland and offers not only the perfect opportunity for a breather, but also an impressive view of the sea. Once built to protect the city from Barbary pirates, the tower has an exciting history that you can practically feel along the route. The route has a very special atmosphere, especially in the late afternoon when the low sun bathes the water in golden tones. If you're interested, you can also visit the small museum in the tower, which specializes in archaeology and maritime history. The path along the coastal road is flat and easy to walk - ideal for a relaxed but still stimulating run.