The territory
Discover the territory
Belice
Welcome to the enchanting Belice Valley, a true gem of western Sicily steeped in history, enchanting landscapes, and authentic experiences.
Immerse yourself in the ancient history of this land, bathed by the Belìce River, by exploring the Archaeological Park of Selinunte, an ancient Greek city located on the western Sicilian coast and today part of the territory of Castelvetrano.
Discover the municipalities of Salemi, Gibellina, Poggioreale, Salaparuta, Partanna, Santa Ninfa and Contessa Entellina, artistically rebuilt after the devastating earthquake of 1968. The Cretto di Burri in Gibellina, the largest Italian land art work, is a surprising creation that covers the ruins with white cement, recalling the structure of the houses and remembering the ancient streets of the destroyed town.
Explore the Integral Nature Reserve of the mouth of the Belice River, an area of 129 hectares characterized by dunes, river mouth and Mediterranean scrub. In the heart of the reserve, Marinella offers golden beaches and crystal clear waters, while Triscina offers corners of paradise ideal for relaxation and swimming. The reserve preserves the unique flora and fauna of the southern Sicilian coast, offering you an immersive experience in unspoiled nature, where beauty and serenity blend harmoniously.
Complete your journey of discovery in the Belice territory with a visit to Menfi. Its golden beaches, crystal-clear waters, and relaxed atmosphere will captivate you. Menfi is also renowned for its high-quality wine production.
Delight your senses with the food and wine of the Belice Valley, famous for its traditional products. Savour the extra virgin olive oil of Castelvetrano, the olives of the Belice countryside, the fine wines, the fennel sausage, the Vastedda del Belìce cheese, and other local delicacies.
Food and wine tours are particularly popular in this region, with numerous wineries offering guided tours and tastings of wines and typical Sicilian products. The ancient winemaking tradition of the Belice Valley, handed down through generations, allows you to fully immerse yourself in the history and passion that surround wine production in this fascinating area of Sicily.
