Top 11 Segesta Tours

1.Segesta, Erice and Salt Pans Full-Day Excursion from Palermo

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 1,791 reviews · 8 hours · from $82Our pick

Travel from Palermo by air-conditioned van to Segesta’s ancient Greek site, Nubia’s salt pans and medieval Erice. You get set time at each stop to explore independently, rather than a guaranteed guided visit. Drivers speak Italian, English, Spanish or French; past trips have included drivers such as Sergio, Marco and Enzo.

“Marco was a great driver and we had a very fun day. He drove very carefully and was concerned for our safety and comfort. Would definitely recommend! He is a very nice guy!”

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2.Erice, Salt Pans, and Segesta Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 202 reviews · from $112

Travel from Palermo in an air-conditioned vehicle to Erice, the Trapani salt pans, and Segesta’s fifth-century Doric temple. The multilingual driver speaks Italian, Spanish, and English. Some departures have had guides such as Nicola, Federico, or Salvatore, but guided commentary is not listed as included, so check if it matters to you.

“Really great tour with an amazing guide! Would definitely recommend!”

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3.Erice and Segesta Day Trip from Palermo

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 141 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $119

Leave central Palermo by air-conditioned vehicle for Erice’s medieval lanes and Segesta’s fifth-century Doric temple. You get time to explore both sites independently, while a multilingual driver or tour leader handles the journey and offers commentary. Nicola, Marco, Josephine, and other guides have led trips, but your guide is not guaranteed.

“We visited some truly spectacular sites and the weather was perfect to be able to see them all under beautiful blue skies. Segesta has an impressive temple to view, and an old theatre, while Erice has a castle and a view of the coastline that is marvellous to see.”

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4.Segesta Erice and Salt Pans Full Day Excursion

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 106 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $81

This eight-hour trip from Palermo takes you to Segesta’s ancient Greek ruins, hilltop Erice and the salt pans near Trapani. Expect air-conditioned transport and time to explore on your own, with commentary varying by driver and departure. Guides and drivers have included Sergio, Salvatore, Michael, Emanuele and Joshua, but no particular person is guaranteed. Segesta admission costs €18.50 extra.

“We were worried about doing the three stops with a large group, but the pacing was great, and everyone was cooperative.”

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5.Segesta Archaeological Park Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 52 reviews · 4.5 hours · from $100

Leave Palermo by shared van for Segesta Archaeological Park, the site of an ancient Elymian city and one of Sicily’s finest Greek temples. You explore independently for roughly two and a half to three hours, then return to Piazza Verdi. Drivers speak Italian and English; park admission costs extra.

“The trip was excellent, our guide Eusebio, was very helpful and entertaining, and took good care of us. He drove very safely and gave us plenty of time and tips for seeing the sights. He also took time in the trip to allow us to see a monument that we had mentioned interest in, even though it was not part of the tour. Highly recommend.”

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6.Segesta: Archeological Park Entry Ticket and App Audioguide

★★★★★★★★★★3.9 · 42 reviews · from $23Best value

Visit Segesta’s archaeological park in Sicily with a single-entry ticket advertised as skip-the-line and a digital app audioguide. Walk from the Doric Temple through the valley and its medieval remains to the theater on Mount Barbaro, with wide views across Sicily. The app guide may not match the site, so check it before relying on it.

“Segesta is beautiful, but the audio guide is from the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. However, it can be purchased on site for €5.”

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7.Day Trip to Erice, Segesta and Salt Pans

★★★★★★★★★★3.7 · 27 reviews · from $84

Leave from Piazza Giuseppe Verdi for a day trip to Erice, the Trapani salt museum and salt pans, and Segesta’s archaeological park. An English-speaking assistant travels with you in a bus or van equipped with Wi-Fi, water and charging points. The listed price is $84.96, with some site admissions extra.

“Both Segesta and Erice are very beautiful places. The walk to the salt mines is completely unnecessary. It would have been better to spend that time in other places.”

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8.Erice and Segesta Multi-Language Tour from Palermo

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 9 reviews · from $112

Travel from Palermo to Erice’s medieval streets, past salt pans where sea salt is still harvested, and on to Segesta’s hilltop Doric temple. The eight-hour tour runs Tuesdays and Saturdays in English and Italian, with other languages available on request. Guides Marcello and Nicola have led the trip, and the temple admission fee is extra.

“Marcello was a great guide! He was very clear on drop off and pick up points and times, guided us to shuttles and where to go on our tour to Segesta and Erice from Palermo. He also provided us with plenty of great additional information for other things to do and see in the Palermo area. I thoroughly enjoyed our day. Thank you!”

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9.Segesta and Selinunte full day tour from Trapani

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 5 reviews

A private, air-conditioned van takes you from Trapani to Segesta’s temple and hilltop theater, then to Selinunte’s vast archaeological park. Your driver speaks English and Italian, but a specialist site guide is not included. Allow for separate entrance fees, lunch, and possible paid transport within Selinunte.

“Vincenzo is a very competent, friendly, and professional driver. My wife and I really enjoyed his company and had a good day. However we found the advertising for this activity ambiguous. The price €200 per person was crossed out and "€170 per person" was written in larger red text. However €400 was taken from our credit card. When we emailed the provider to enquire, we got this response: "Surely that price is if there are more people, obviously the rate goes down." Interesting. The words "guided tour" definitely appeared in the itinerary. Ours was not a "guided tour" of either the Segesta or Selinunte archaeological sites. It was a driver…”

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10.Private tour: Segesta, Salt Pans & Erice

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 4 reviews

From Piazza Giuseppe Verdi in Palermo, travel by private air-conditioned van to Segesta, the Nubia salt pans and medieval Erice. The nine-hour day includes a driver and a host in one of six languages. Entrance fees, food and drinks are extra. No guide name is provided.

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11.Segesta Ticket, Shuttle Service & City Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 4 reviews · from $30

Visit Segesta Archaeological Park with a skip-the-line ticket and roundtrip shuttle service, then explore its Greek temple, hilltop theatre, and countryside views at your own pace. Your booking also includes a digital Sicily audio guide with 86 points of interest in English and Italian. Bring your own phone and headphones; no live guide or audio device is included.

“This place is massive and so worth the effort. I do wish there was more availability for audio guides and some for kids to be able to listen. The shuttle to the theatre was a huge help for without it, I never would have made it all the way up. There was so much to see that I was not able to do it all. What a fantastic historical place!”

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