How much do food and wine city tours in Marsala cost?

Prices vary with format and length. Short winery tours and tastings in the city sit at the budget end, while private cellar visits, vineyard picnics and experiences that include a light lunch or transport to the salt pans and Stagnone Islands cost more.

Which food and wine city tours in Marsala have free cancellation?

All nine experiences on this page include free cancellation. That covers the historic winery tour with Sicilian delicacies, the organic wine tour and tasting, the private Pellegrino cellars visit, the Alagna Vini tour, the private winery tour with light lunch, the vineyard picnic at Fabio Ferracane, the sunset aperitif at Saline Genna and the salt.

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Food & wine · Marsala

Food & Wine City Tours in Marsala

Average rating3.0Median price$51

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About Marsala

Marsala's food and wine scene is rooted in the cellars where Sicily's fortified wine was born, and the city's compact historic centre makes it easy to pair a tasting with a walk along the seafront. A short, focused visit like the Marsala: Historic Winery Tour with Wine Tasting & Sicilian Delicacies or the Sicilian Organic Wine Tour & Tasting in Marsala shows how local producers work, while longer outings such as the Marsala Salt Pans and Stagnone Islands Tour from Trapani add the coastal landscape that shapes the grapes and the salt.

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Marsala is a working wine town, not just a stop on a sightseeing route. Food and wine experiences here centre on actual cellars and estates, from historic wineries in the city to organic and family-run producers nearby. You taste Marsala wine, Sicilian delicacies and local olive oil where they are made, often with the people who make them, rather.