Hertz car rental in Trapani

Rent a car in Trapani, Italy and discover the fascinating history and culture of this Sicilian city. From breathtaking beaches to a lively restaurant scene, uncover Trapani’s hidden gems in your very own rental car.

With a pickup desk conveniently located at Trapani Airport, you can collect your rental car from the moment you touch down. Take a trip to the city’s popular beaches, or drive out of town and uncover a secluded sandy spot. To discover more of Sicily, why not head on a road trip across the region to the nearby cities and towns, Palermo, Catania, or Taormina?

We have a wide range of vehicles in our fleet to suit all kinds of adventures. Pick a family-friendly SUV with plenty of cargo space – perfect for a beach trip. Or choose a sun-chasing sedan and cruise around the coast in style.

Explore Sicily and beyond in a Trapani rental car with Hertz today.

Driving in and around Trapani

Parking in Trapani

• Parcheggio Egadi (91100) is open 24/7, close to Palazzetto Pallacanestro (indoor basketball arena) and Piscina olimpionica di Trapani.
• Piazza Umberto I 30 Parcheggio (91100) is located near Trapani train station and is a short walk from Villa Regina Margherita.
• Piazza Vittorio Emanuele (91100) is large car park giving access to Spiaggia Piazza Vittorio Emanuele (a popular beach hiking area).

Key roads in Trapani

• SS115 is a major road in Sicily that runs along the southern coast for 520 miles. It starts in the center of Trapani and travels southeast, ending in Syracuse.
• SS113 is another major road in Sicily that runs along the northern coast. It connects Trapani with Palermo and ends in Messina and runs for 234 miles.
• SP31 is a main road in Trapani, which runs along Corso Piersanti Mattarella and Via Alessandro Manzoni. It travels out of the city in a northeast direction towards Erice.

How to get from Trapani to Casa Santa

It takes five minutes to drive the 2.4 miles from the center of Trapani to Casa Santa.

1. From Via Milo, head north and continue onto Via Formica and Via del Legno.
2. At the end of the road, turn right onto Via Madonna di Fatima (SP20).
3. At the roundabout take the first exit onto Viale della Provincia.
4. Turn right onto Via Ottaviano Augusto to arrive in Casa Santa.

How to get from Trapani to Palermo

Palermo is a one hour 20-minute drive from Trapani. Head west on Via Salemi (SP29) and turn left onto Raccordo Autostradale towards Palermo. Continue onto E933 and eventually merge onto Viale della Regione Siciliana Nord Ovest to take the fourth exit onto Via Adolfo Holm. Continue onto Via Nazario Sauro and then onto Via Noce to arrive in Palermo.

A quick guide to Trapani

Best hotels in Trapani

Badia Nuova Apart Hotel

Via Badia Nuova, 33, 91100 Trapani TP

The highlight of this hotel has to be the rooftop terrace, providing the perfect spot to watch the sun go down over Trapani. Take advantage of the hotel’s valet service and explore the local streets, or unwind at the on-site spa after a busy day of traveling.

Albergo Punta Tipa

Lungomare Dante Alighieri, 70, 91100 Trapani TP

This sleek hotel will leave you feeling relaxed and well-rested, with mood lighting and a stylish interior decor. Soak up stunning sea views from the waterfront rooms accompanied with a private outdoor balcony. Wake up to a buffet breakfast before heading to the beach, which is located right on your doorstep.

I Mulini Resort

Lungomare Dante Alighieri, 91016 Erice TP

This pet-friendly hotel is situated towards the north of Trapani, offering some peace and quiet from the hustle and bustle of the city. Lounge on the private beach, before heading inside to marvel at the hotel’s 18^th century history as a working salt house, equipped with its own traditional mill.

Best restaurants in Trapani

MOAI Sunset Restaurant

Via Libertà, 20, 91100 Trapani TP

Enjoy a front row seat by the beach and an evening of good food with the sunset as your backdrop. Dig into creamy pasta dishes, beautifully presented meat boards and a tempting seafood selection. Top your visit off and catch a live music performance in the evening.

Pizza & Pizza

Piazza Notai, 1/2, 91100 Trapani TP

Sicilian pizza is in a league of its own and is a must-try if you’re visiting Trapani. This style of pizza is known as sfincione, and is made from a thicker, spongier crust. Sample some for yourself at a local pizza spot like Pizza & Pizza and see how it holds up.

FonteVilla

Viale Regina Margherita, 29, 91100 Trapani TP

You can stop here for breakfast and lunch, but we recommend a visit in the evening to sample their lively atmosphere and tasty dinners. Try the cutting board with local meats and cheeses to share, or tempt your tastebuds with the fresh fish of the day.

Best things to do in Trapani

Erice

91016 Erice, Trapani

This medieval town perched 2,500 feet above the Mediterranean Sea offers breathtaking views over Sicily. This settlement lets you step back in time and features two castles dating back to the 11^th and 12^th century. Hop on a cable car that’ll transport you up to the top of Erice or take a stroll through the village and explore the town’s rich history and heritage on foot.

Spiaggia di San Giuliano

Trapani, Lungomare Dante Alighieri, 91011 Casa Santa TP

This popular sun-bathing spot has crystal clear waters and is a great place to take a dip. Cool off in the Mediterranean Sea or grab your book and relax on the golden sands. Head to the beach bars for a refreshing drink and bite to eat.

Cattedrale di San Lorenzo

91100 Trapani, Free municipal consortium of Trapani

Trapani is steeped in history, and there are plenty of fascinating buildings from its past that are still standing. If you find yourself walking in the Old Town, head to the 16^th century San Lorenzo cathedral on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, and enjoy a scenic stroll through the streets. You’ll quickly discover a wealth of picturesque buildings and historic landmarks.