The province Trapani forms one of the corners of the Sicilian triangle. The Aegadian Islands and the island Pantelleria lie offshore the coast. The diverse province offers many archeological sites as wells as untouched landscapes like the nature reserve of Zingaro and endless paradisiac beaches.

The province Palermo has around 1,3 Mio. Inhabitants and is the largest of the provinces. The regional capital Palermo is the largest city of the island and the fifth largest city of Italy. The region offers everything a vacationer’s heart desires: numerous monuments and cultural treasures of ancient eras and wonderful bathing resorts at the Tyrrhenian Sea.

The province Messina lies at the Strait of Messina, which parts the mainland of Italy from Sicily. It offers some historical locations like Capo d’Orlando, Patti and Taormina and impressing landscapes like the northern slopes of the Volcano Etna with the gorges of Alcantara, and the offshore Eolian Islands.

Agrigent, Caltnissetta & Enna

The southwestern province Agrigent is thinly populated and characterized by antique ruins, Baroque monuments, untouched beaches and crystal-clear water. The provincial capital Agrigento lies on a mountainious high pleateau in the Valley of the Temples, which is listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site.

East of Agrigent, the province Caltanissetta extends far into the interior of the island. Many monuments and buildings in the eponymous capital are witnesses of the different people and epoques, which lived here more than thousand years ago. The landscapes are characterized by green hills, woods, lakes and wheat fields as well as seven nature reserves.