Holiday rentals and lettings in Trapani

Are you thinking of booking a holiday rental in Trapani to spend a few days on the beautiful Sicilian beaches and forget about your daily worries? Holidu offers you the possibility to choose from a wide variety of holiday rentals located less than 1 km from the seafront and equipped with everything you need to enjoy a stay as comfortable as possible. The historical centre offers accommodation in the heart of Trapani with great visits to the area.

For unforgettable stays, in Nantes you will find great holiday rentals with spacious bedrooms, cosy interiors, tastefully decorated lounges and comfortable areas to accommodate family, friends and solo travellers. Many of them are located in an environment of absolute tranquillity within a few minutes from the beach. Choose between several additional services so that your property perfectly suits your needs, such as a terrace, a garden, a swimming pool, sea views, barbecue, fireplace, air conditioning, parking and Internet connection.

Located in northwest Sicily, Trapani is the capital city of the province with the same name stretching between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Sicilian Channel. A land that is not only attractive for its beautiful crescent-shaped coastline and the imposing cliffs but also for its salt flats, the Phoenician archaeological remains of the island of San Pantaleón and the charming villages, which still keep the essence of the area alive. The impressive natural wealth will mesmerise every visitor, where the Egadi Islands stand out as well as the Zingaro Nature Reserve and the Trapani and Paceco Saline Nature Reserve.

Discover trapani on foot and explore the corners of this Sicilian city. Enter the old town and admire the baroque facades, the narrow streets, the numerous churches and the majestic palaces that will evoke the past of this city in its glorious times. The town is also a hub of modern entertainment, good shopping, great restaurants and lovely terraces where to have the traditional aperitif washed down by Sicilian wines.

Visit some of the prestigious and old wineries in the Trapani area where you can taste local produce, visit the cellars and the vineyards and finish with a wine tasting to sample the best wines of the region. The most prestigious cellars include Donnafugata, Pellegrino and Florio. The gentle slopes of trapani and Marsala are the ideal terrain for grapes, together with the sea breeze and the calcareous soil. Feel the flavours of these Sicilian wines and pair it with bites of the best local food and products.

The coastline of Sicily is one of unrivalled beauty. Trapani's area is a beautiful seaside spot with incredible beaches and places of great natural value such as the Golfo di Castellammare, with dramatic cliffs that alternate with beautiful beaches; Scopello, famous for its crests and beautiful sea beds; San Vito Lo Capo, a beach of white sand and crystal clear waters that is a heavenly paradise. However, the latter is usually very crowded in summer. If you are looking for tranquillity, the best thing is to go to Scopello, which can also boast about being one of the most beautiful coves on the island. Have a fabulous day at Alcamo Marina or the beaches of Marsala, Castellammare, Castelvetrano or Bonagia. Bask in the sun and let the warm rays take care of your tan.

Food is always an important part when you travel to Italy. A great pleasure to be shared with your travel companions. A day with good food, good wine and good local sweets can make your day! Sicilian cuisine is an entire experience in itself and will only enjoy them here. Seafood is the star of many recipes, however, the most famous dish is a fish couscous. For some pasta dishes try the long spiralled pasta named busiate, originally made in Trapani or indulge yourself with some pesto alla trapanese with almonds and vine tomatoes. IF you want the recipes, the old women can show you their recipes in a cooking book that will satisfy all your cravings.

A sunset is a magical moment where the sun disappears behind the horizon and leaves nuances of reds, yellow and oranges floating in the sky, capturing our attention for several minutes until it disappears. If you want to enjoy a natural show of warm colours during the golden hour, head to Via Mura di Tramontana and from the top you will get the mesmerising views. Remember your camera or your phone.

Admire the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, with its impressive archways. Take a walk along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the main street for eateries, the evening passeggiata and people watching pedestrians. At the end of it you will see the city town hall, the spectacular Palazzo Senatorio. Pay close attention to the Porta Oscura which was the oldest entrance to the city and you can find it just to the left of the palazzo. In the evening or at night, enjoy the tasty Aperol and some great beers selected for visitors to enjoy.

One of the highlights while in Trapani is visiting the Egadi Islands. This group of three islands are home to some magnificent beaches. The islands are Marettimo, Favignana and Levanzo. Favignana is the largest island and here you can rent a bike to explore around and spend some time at any of its beautiful beaches. Levanzo is much smaller and less touristy. It is a little piece of paradise on earth. Hypnotising crystal clear waters, whitewashed houses perched on the cliffs and lovely beaches. What else can you ask for? Marettimo is the third island and is a favourite destination for nature lovers. Enjoy lovely walks and take a dip in the azure waters and cool off in the clear blue waters surrounding the island.

The medieval village of Erice is known for its ancient, medieval buildings, narrow cobbled streets, the city walls, castles and churches. To get to the top, there is a cable car you can jump on or you can drive uphill all the way to take in the impressive views. Pack some warmer clothes as the altitude of Erice will make you feel some chills!

How much did it cost for a holiday rental in Trapani last year?

You have chosen the most budget-friendly city in Italy, costing only£78 per night in the previous year.

When can you get the best deals on holiday rentals in Trapani?

Travellers who want to save as much as possible should visit Trapani in November, May, and December the cheapest months of the year, with average prices of £68, £71, and £72 per night, respectively, based on prices from the previous year.

When are holiday rentals more expensive in Trapani?

When it comes to renting a holiday letting in Trapani, the highest prices are usually seen in the month of August (with an average of £101 per night), followed by July (£90), and September (£82).

Are there usually many holiday rentals available in Trapani?

It is better to plan ahead in Trapani as only 54% of the accommodations remain free, following the data observed last year.

What are the best months for a last-minute getaway?

The months that have the highest availability, on average, are April (with an availability of 69%), May (66%), and March (64%), according to the trends observed last year.

During which months is it more difficult to find available rentals?

The months with the fewest rental options available in Trapani are, in order, August (with 12% of available rentals), July (34%), and January (49%).

How many rentals are available in Trapani?

In Trapani we work with 16 different providers to give you a choice of 700 properties, so you will have plenty of options!