Tan Orange Apartment by the Sea, Balestrate

Beachfront apartment consisting of two double bedrooms, a spacious living room with an open-concept kitchen and an adjoining terrace with a view of the sea, and a bathroom with a shower.
The apartment is located on the ground floor of a building with private beach access; it is fully furnished and equipped. The terrace overlooking Balestrate’s eastern beach offers the perfect setting to relax, whether enjoying a lunch with a view of the Gulf of Castellammare or a particularly picturesque aperitif at sunset. The apartment features air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and satellite TV. Free private parking.
Sicily is a land rich in history and culture, offering guests the chance to enjoy a relaxing holiday on its wonderful beaches. The northwestern coast of Sicily offers a variety of beaches, from sandy to rocky. We have considerable experience in the short-term rental sector and strive to offer our expertise and suggestions for excursions (hiking, boat tours, archaeological sites, city tours) in our area to ensure our guests have a holiday that meets everyone’s needs and desires.
Balestrate is a seaside town on the west coast of Sicily, on the border between the provinces of Palermo and Trapani, overlooking the Gulf of Castellammare. It is about 20 minutes from Palermo Falcone-Borsellino Airport and about 30 minutes from Trapani-Birgi Airport. Balestrate is a seaside town where you can still enjoy a peaceful atmosphere; mass tourism has not disrupted local customs and traditions, yet it remains a destination of particular tourist interest. During the day, visitors can take advantage of various amenities, including several supermarkets, restaurants, pubs, and ice cream shops, as well as the opportunity to sample local products (fish, cheeses, honey, olive oil, and wine). Nearby, you can visit the port of Castellamare del Golfo, the Selinunte Archaeological Park, the Temple of Segesta, the Baglio di Scopello, the Zingaro Nature Reserve, San Vito Lo Capo, the Segesta Thermal Baths, Erice, and the salt flats. You can take boat excursions to explore the rugged coastline of the Zingaro Nature Reserve, which offers one of the most breathtaking natural spectacles, and—if you’re lucky—even spot dolphins. Well-connected to the island’s major cities via the highway, you can reach Trapani, Marsala, and Mazara del Vallo in about 30 minutes, and Palermo—the island’s capital and a city of great historical, cultural, and gastronomic interest—in 30 minutes as well. Street food reigns supreme in traditional Sicilian cuisine.
Come discover the rest for yourself!