Sicily · SELINUNTE TOURS
Good selinunte tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Selinunte’s vast Greek ruins, temples, sanctuaries, and Cusa quarries with skip-the-line entry and a digital postcard.
“I definitely liked the initiative, the price is the service offered! Wonderful assistance!!!”
Explore Selinunte’s vast Greek ruins and unfinished Cave di Cusa from Palermo on a private, driver-led day trip with hotel pickup.
“For the benefit of other travelers, I must clarify that the private driver is not bilingual. He spoke a mixture of roughly 97% Italian and 3% English. Communication was very challenging. He dropped us off at the Cave parking area, pointed in a direction, and said ticket. We were the only people there. Signage was space at best. The two workers at the ticket building spoke only Italian (appropriately). They pointed us to a dirt road into nothingness. At this point already, the trip was such a bust that all we could do is stop in our tracks and bend over laughing. Our driver then took us to the archaeological…”
Visit Segesta and Selinunte from Trapani by private minivan, with hotel pickup, flexible sightseeing time, and an easy six-hour day trip.
“Vittorio was an excellent driver and we had a great trip. He let us choose how long to stay at each site, provided good suggestions, let us choose what kind of lunch we’d like. He was on time, personable, friendly. The car was very nice too! Recommend this trip highly!”
Compare Segesta and Selinunte on a private day trip from Trapani, with Greek temples, scenic views, van transport, and practical booking advice.
“Vincenzo is a very competent, friendly, and professional driver. My wife and I really enjoyed his company and had a good day. However we found the advertising for this activity ambiguous. The price €200 per person was crossed out and "€170 per person" was written in larger red text. However €400 was taken from our credit card. When we emailed the provider to enquire, we got this response: "Surely that price is if there are more people, obviously the rate goes down." Interesting. The words "guided tour" definitely appeared in the itinerary. Ours was not a "guided tour" of either the Segesta or Selinunte archaeological sites. It was a driver…”
Explore Selinunte’s Greek temples and sea views, then use a Sicily audio guide with 86 sights. Check local ticket and shuttle prices first.
“Le site est très beau et l'environnement au bord de la mer merveilleux !”
Pick a crater, a coastline or a kitchen.
