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A long, sandy beach stretching for about 1 km along the Tyrrhenian coast below Erice. The water is generally calm and clear, making it good for swimming. Several beach clubs line parts of the shore, offering meals, sunbeds, umbrellas, and water sports, while other sections remain free and undeveloped.
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Giardino dello Sport
Large outdoor sports park near the seafront, featuring an open-air gym and fitness area, football pitches, padel and tennis courts, basketball courts, and beach volleyball facilities. The complex also includes indoor courts, a children’s playground, and refreshment kiosks. It is widely used by local sports teams and for organised activities, with several areas open for casual public use.
Palestra e Centro Benessere
Modern gym and wellness centre offering a large fitness area with cardio and weight equipment, a variety of group classes (including pilates, functional training and dance fitness), and personalised training sessions. The wellness zone features a spa with sauna, Turkish bath, hydromassage pools, relaxation areas, and massage and beauty treatments. A small bar/lounge area is also available for refreshments after workouts.
Parco Avventura Erice
Adventure park with aerial rope courses, zip lines, an archery area, and picnic zones in wooded surroundings. Suitable for children and adults.
Santuario di Sant’Anna
17th-century pilgrimage sanctuary. It was restored for religious use in the late 20th century and remains active for retreats, prayer and pilgrimage activities.
Stele Virgiliana
A marble monument erected in 1930 to mark the 2,000th anniversary of the birth of the Roman poet Virgil. It stands on a stretch of coast traditionally associated with the legendary burial place of Anchises, father of the Trojan hero Aeneas.
Acquedotto chiaramontano
Historic Difali fountain that was part of a medieval aqueduct constructed by the Chiaramonte family to convey water to Trapani.