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The hotel is a 30-minute drive from the Trapani - Birgi airports and 45 minutes from the Palermo - Punta Raisi airport, easily reachable with a round trip shuttle service.

Take advantage of the strategic position: it is not far from the most exclusive places in Sicily. Whether you are looking for a relaxing or fun holiday, it is the ideal solution for any type of travel.

Near the property you will find all the services you may need and in a few minutes you can reach the beach and the best restaurants.

We are located in Via Savoia 297/299, in a quiet and relaxed area.

You can reach the beach and take a dip in the crystal clear waters of San Vito in just 10 minutes, take a walk through the streets of the center and eat in the best restaurants just a few minutes from the hotel.

Helios Hotel is the perfect solution for families, groups of friends, couples or solo trips and will allow you to experience your dreams holiday without stress and without worries.

Find out more about what to do in Sicily and you will learn that your time in Sicily will never be enough to see it all. Our staff is available for any help or further information.

How to reach San Vito Lo Capo?

San Vito lo Capo can be reached very easily!

If you arrive at Palermo "Falcone e Borsellino" airport, you can decide to take a comfortable shuttle, a taxi or a bus that will take you to the closest stop to the center. Alternatively, you can rent a comfortable car and enjoy your holiday in total autonomy.

If you have to drive to San Vito lo Capo from Palermo, it will take you just over an hour. We recommend that you take the E90 motorway towards Trapani, reaching the junction for Castellammare del Golfo. Once there, take the SS187 and continue on the SP16, reaching San Vito in about 20 minutes.

If you arrive at Trapani-Birgi "Vincenzo Florio" airport, you can decide to take a seat in a shuttle, taxi, bus or rent a car in this case as well.

To reach San Vito lo Capo by car from Trapani airport it will take you about 45 minutes. We advise you to take the motorway link towards Trapani and follow the signs for Valderice with the SP187 and then the SP16 for San Vito.

If, on the other hand, you start your trip from the city of Trapani, we recommend that you continue along the coast, which, despite being one of the longest itineraries to follow, is the simplest and most beautiful of all, as it offers breathtaking views over the entire coast.

Mount Cofano’s Natural Reserve in 10 km

Mount Cofano’s Natural Reserve is located in Custonaci, halfway between San Vito lo Capo and Trapani, and is one of the most interesting natural attractions of the Trapani coast.

The crystalline sea, made by a thousand shades of blue, surrounds a limestone promontory of the mountain that separates the gulf of Castelluzzo, to the east, from the gulf of Bonagia, to the west.

Those who love trekking or mountain biking can travel around the mountain thanks to a forest path that starts from the east side and reaches the west entrance on the Custonaci side.

The more daring and those provided with good boots can instead go up the “Scaletta” Path, cross the saddle and continue on the forest path. A steep path almost reaches the summit, starting from Piano Alastre, but it is advisable to climb only with an expert in the area.

Zingaro’s Natural Reserve in 13 km

In the stretch of coast that goes from San Vito lo Capo to Castellammare del Golfo, seven kilometers of unspoiled nature where birds of prey live and nest, extends the Zingaro’s Natural Reserve, one of the most famous in Italy.

Those who want to immerse themselves in a timeless nature, where past and present blend harmoniously, cannot help but visit it.

It extends for 7 kilometers and during your journey you will find 7 coves, such as: Cala Tonnarella dell’Uzzo, Cala dell’Uzzo, Cala Marinella, Cala Beretta, Cala della Disa, Cala del Caro and Cala Capreria, the closest to Scopello.

Cornino Bay in 22 km

Inserted in a generous and interesting stretch of the Trapani coast, the Cornino Bay is located on the slopes of Mount Cofano, an uncontaminated realm of the wonderful Natural Reserve of the same name and bordering the suggestive Mangiapane Cave.

The latter is a rural village built right in the heart of the mountain where memories of ancient and precious local traditions are preserved, today a heritage protected by the Superintendency of Cultural Heritage.

Cornino boasts a picturesque coastline where there are both a well-equipped part of the beach and a part of natural cliffs with wooden platforms to facilitate access to the sea.

Scopello in 40 Km

Scopello is a small but charming seaside village, the southern gate of the Zingaro Reserve, about 40 kilometers from Trapani.

The town is organized around the central square, Piazza Nettuno, in which you may find the famous beam dating back to the eighteenth century. According to some, the beauty of the place was taken up by Homer, who set the last stage of Ulysses there before returning to Ithaca: the island of the Phaeacians would be precisely the bay of Scopello.

Erice in 35 km

A site of unforgettable beauty characterizes Erice, an ancient Phoenician and Greek city, perched 751 m high on the mountain of the same name, crowned by a triangular-shaped plateau with a terrace overlooking the sea.

Defended by ramparts and walls, the city is a labyrinth of cobbled streets and passages so narrow that only one man can pass through. The houses, closed one to the other, have graceful and well-kept internal courtyards, defended and protected from the sight of passers-by so that family life takes place in complete intimacy.

Erice has two faces: the sunny and luminous one for the hot summer days, when light floods the streets and wonderful views open onto the valley and the sea; and the one dedicated to the winter days when, shrouded in clouds, the town seems to rejoin its mythical roots and gives the traveler the feeling of having arrived in a place out of time and reality

We are waiting for you to experience an unforgettable summer together!