리세르바 이솔레 델로 스타뇽 디 마르살라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The town was founded by the Phoenicians. The ruins were excavated in 1888 by Joseph Whitaker, an English Marsala merchant. The entire island is flat and only 400 meters wide, and houses an open-air museum and a botanical garden, scattered with vineyards and tiny beaches.

Marble sculpture from the 5th century BC, the Giovanetto di Mozia, depicting a young man in a sensual and casual pose with a tunic clinging to the body, showing his athletic muscular structure.

The Stagnone Islands Nature Reserve of Marsala protects the largest lagoon in Sicily (over 2,000 hectares), a suggestive coastal wetland environment extending between Marsala and Trapani, on the western edge of Sicily.

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

The Ettore and Infersa salt pans are part of the Stagnone Nature Reserve. Opposite are the islands of Mozia, Grande and Santa Maria.

Wonderful hiking trail in the "riserva naturale isole dello Stagnone" on the coast of the Stagnone lagoon with fascinating views of the salt flats with old windmills and across the sea to the Egadi Islands.

The Mozia saltworks offers: restaurant, café, saltworks museum with an old windmill and wonderful views over the saltworks, boat trip through the lagoon to the island of Mozia with large Phoenician archaeological sites.

From here you can take the ferry to the island of Mozia, a small piece of land facing the coastline between Trapani and Marsala. Mozia is a little-known archaeological site but worth the detour.