Erice and Segesta Multi-Language Tour From Palermo

The "Erice and Segesta Multi-Language Tour From Palermo" offers a captivating journey through Sicily’s rich history and culture. Travelers can explore the charming town of Erice, marvel at the Salt Pans, and witness the iconic Segesta temple – all with the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off. Guided in multiple languages, this 8-hour tour provides a well-rounded experience for those eager to uncover the island’s ancient wonders. What else might this tour have in store for visitors?

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Key Points

An 8-hour cultural tour from Palermo that explores the historic towns of Erice and Segesta, with multilingual commentary in Italian and English.
Includes visits to the medieval town of Erice, the Salt Pans, and the unfinished Doric temple in Segesta, with transportation provided.
Priced at $108.13 per person and operates on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with hotel pickup and drop-off included.
Not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, and delays are considered a no-show without refund.
Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and a small amount of cash for incidental expenses are recommended, while alcohol and drugs are prohibited.

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Tour Overview

The Erice and Segesta Multi-Language Tour from Palermo offers travelers an 8-hour exploration of historic sites and local culture.

The Erice and Segesta Multi-Language Tour from Palermo offers an 8-hour exploration of historic sites and local culture.

Priced from $108.13 per person, the tour operates on Tuesdays and Saturdays and provides multilingual commentary in Italian and English, with other languages available upon request.

The tour begins in Palermo’s Piazza Ruggiero Settimo, with transportation via air-conditioned van to the ancient town of Erice, the saltpans, and the unfinished Doric temple of Segesta.

Admission fees, beverages, meals, and gratuities aren’t included.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals with mobility impairments and requires timeliness, as delays are considered no-shows without refund.

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Itinerary

Departing from Piazza Ruggiero Settimo, 15 in Palermo, the tour takes guests on a journey spanning approximately 8 hours. The first stop is the historic town of Erice, where visitors can explore its ancient streets and visit renowned pastry shops. Next, the tour heads to the nearby Salt Pans, providing an opportunity to learn about saltpanning and witness the impressive salt flats. The final destination is Segesta, home to the unfinished Doric temple, a must-see archaeological site. The return to Palermo completes the excursion.

| Destination | Duration | Activities |

|————-|———-|————|

| Erice | 2 hours | Explore ancient streets, visit pastry shops |

| Salt Pans | 1 hour | Learn about saltpanning, see historic salt flats |

| Segesta | 1 hour | Visit the unfinished Doric temple |

Inclusions

The tour includes a multilingual tour escort or driver-guide based on group size, transportation by air-conditioned vehicle, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

The tour also features visits as per the itinerary and a licensed guide. However, admission fees, beverages, meals, and gratuities aren’t included.

The tour features visits according to the itinerary and a licensed guide, but admission fees, beverages, meals, and gratuities are not included.

The key inclusions are:

Multilingual tour escort or driver-guide
Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
Hotel pickup and drop-off

Important Information

Meeting at Piazza Ruggero Settimo 15 (between Prada Store & Hotel Politeama) is required, as timeliness is essential; delays will be considered NO SHOW, with no refund issued.

This tour isn’t suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, as it’s not wheelchair accessible. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

Alcohol and drugs are prohibited.

The tour may be canceled if the minimum number of participants isn’t met; in this case, an alternative or full refund will be offered.

Guests should check these important details before booking to ensure the tour fits their needs and expectations.

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Meeting Point and Arrival

Guests will meet at Piazza Ruggero Settimo 15, situated between the Prada Store and Hotel Politeama.

Timeliness is required, as delays are considered a no-show with no refund.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, as it isn’t wheelchair accessible.

Guests should wear comfortable shoes and avoid bringing alcohol or drugs.

The tour may be canceled if the minimum number of participants isn’t met, in which case an alternative or full refund will be offered.

Arrive on time to avoid missing the tour.
Wear appropriate footwear for walking.
Be aware of mobility restrictions for this tour.

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Mobility Restrictions

As the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, it may not be suitable for individuals with mobility impairments.

The itinerary involves extended periods of walking across ancient streets and uneven terrain, which could prove challenging for those with physical limitations. Participants should ensure they can comfortably navigate the sites and keep up with the group’s pace.

The tour operator emphasizes the need for reasonable mobility to fully enjoy the experience. Those with concerns are advised to consult the company prior to booking to determine if the tour aligns with their capabilities.

What to Bring and Prohibited Items

Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes for the tour, as the itinerary involves extended periods of walking across ancient streets and uneven terrain.

Other recommended items include:

Sun protection, such as hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen, as the tour includes outdoor exploration.
Water and snacks, as meal and beverage options may be limited during the day.
Small amount of cash for any incidental expenses, such as souvenirs or admission fees not included in the tour.

Participants are prohibited from bringing alcohol and drugs, as this could disrupt the tour and pose safety concerns.

Customer Reviews

Reviewers have praised the Erice and Segesta Multi-Language Tour for its engaging guides and worthwhile stops.

With an overall rating of 4.6/5 based on 7 reviews, the tour consistently receives positive feedback.

Guides are commended for their clarity, historical context, and helpfulness in enhancing the experience.

Visitors have enjoyed exploring the ancient sites, including the unfinished Doric temple in Segesta, as well as taking in the local scenery and cuisine.

While the tour may not be suitable for those with mobility issues, those who’ve participated describe it as an interesting and memorable journey.

The Sum Up

The Erice and Segesta Multi-Language Tour from Palermo offers a captivating journey through Sicily’s rich history and culture. Visitors will explore the charming town of Erice, marvel at the stunning Salt Pans, and witness the iconic Segesta Doric temple. With comfortable transportation, multilingual guides, and hotel pickup and drop-off, this tour provides a seamless and immersive experience for travelers seeking to uncover the wonders of Sicily.