Is Scopello worth visiting?

However, there is one place that is worth seeing and that you will find right at the entrance of the town: Scopello’s open air church! This is a beautiful open space with seats for the congregation places in such a way that you get a view of the altar against the backdrop of the sea. It is stunning and worth a stop!

What is San Vito Lo Capo known for?

San Vito lo Capo is also well known for its Couscous Festival, held the last week of September. The delicate pasta has a long tradition here and is still made in the old way, by hand. The festival draws big crowds and they bring in chefs from several countries to prepare the couscous in various ways.

How do you get to Scopello?

Take the “Castellammare del Golfo” exit and follow SS. 187 road, then take the first exit to Scopello. From Trapani – Birgi Airport: A29 highway, direction Palermo. Take the “Castellammare del Golfo” exit and follow SS.

How do I get to Tonnara di Scopello?

Tonnara di Scopello – a tuna fishing complex nowadays used as a sunbathing and swimming area – is located just a couple of kilometers away from Scopello’s main square. The easiest way to get to Scopello is to drive from Palermo, which is served by an international airport.

How do I get from Palermo to Scopello?

The best way to get from Palermo to Scopello is to bus which takes 2h 34m and costs €8 – €13. Alternatively, you can train, which costs €7 – €15 and takes 3h 30m. Where does the Palermo to Scopello bus arrive? Palermo to Scopello bus services, operated by Autoservizi Russo, arrive at Balata di Baida station.

How do I get to Palermo from Trapani?

To travel from Palermo to Trapani by train, the shortest route, at 2 hours 50 minutes, involves taking a Trenitalia train to Punta Raisa, (which is also the location of the Palermo Airport). Trains to Punta Raisa run every 30 minutes Monday-Saturday, and hourly on Sundays and holidays, and take between 50-70 minutes.