
Banchina Garibaldi cruise berth
Preferred cruise berth and terminal at the Banchina Garibaldi, facing the historic centre.
Trapani is a port city on the western tip of Sicily, on a narrow peninsula facing the Egadi Islands. More about Trapani →
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Cruise ships berth at the Banchina Garibaldi in the Port of Trapani, the preferred (non-exclusive) cruise quay. The quay faces the historic centre, which is a short walk away.
A cruise anchorage behind the breakwater is also available, with passengers landed by tender. A new passenger terminal is being planned.
1.2 km · ~17 min by car
About 1.2 km, roughly 17 minutes on foot through the old town to the tip of the peninsula.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The old town is walkable from the quay; Erice, the salt pans and Segesta need a bus, taxi or excursion. Distances and times are approximate.
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Preferred cruise berth and terminal at the Banchina Garibaldi, facing the historic centre.
Prices are approximate.
Trapani is a port city on the western tip of Sicily, on a narrow peninsula facing the Egadi Islands. Cruise ships berth at the Banchina Garibaldi, in front of the historic centre. Calls are mostly smaller and premium ships.
From the quay, the old town's baroque streets lead out to the Torre di Ligny. Above the city, the medieval town of Erice is reached by cable car, and the salt pans and windmills line the coast to the south.

Via Garibaldi and Corso Vittorio Emanuele with baroque churches and palaces, out to the Torre di Ligny at the tip of the peninsula.

Medieval hilltop town above Trapani, reached by cable car, with views over the coast and the Egadi Islands.

The salt pans and windmills along the coast road south of Trapani, with a salt museum.

The Doric temple and hillside theatre of ancient Segesta, inland from Trapani.