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Location and Contacts
Seawater Hotels Bio & Beauty Spa Marsala

A Unique Location
Inside the Stagnone Nature Reserve, not just beside it

In Marsala, within the Stagnone Nature Reserve, the Seawater Bio Hotels & Beauty Spa enjoys a location that makes the journey worthwhile: surrounded by 2,000 hectares of WWF-protected lagoon, with historic salt pans drawing geometric patterns outside the windows and the Egadi Islands suspended on the horizon.

Being the only 4-star Luxury hotel in this UNESCO-listed ecosystem allows us to offer a rare privilege: experiencing the nature reserve from the inside, not as spectators but as guests of a landscape that has existed for centuries. A privileged gateway to Western Sicily, where the landscape becomes part of the stay.

Contacts

The team at Seawater Bio Hotels & Beauty Spa Marsala is available to answer all your questions and assist you in organizing your stay. Whether it’s booking a room, requesting information about Spa treatments, or arranging airport transfers, we are here to make your experience smooth and enjoyable. Contact us through your preferred channels, and we will respond as quickly as possible.

Address:
Via Trapani 330, 91025 Marsala (TP), Italy.

Phone:
+39 0923736375

Email:
info@seawaterhotels.com

Reception Hours:
24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Protected Nature and Ancient Salt Pans

The Stagnone Nature Reserve surrounds Seawater Marsala with 2,000 hectares of WWF-protected lagoon, where ancient salt pans form geometric basins that shift in color from pink to gold with the changing light of day. Windmills stand out against the sky, bearing witness to a salt-making tradition that has lasted for centuries, while flamingos, herons, and little egrets cross the shallow waters in search of food. A UNESCO-listed ecosystem where marine and terrestrial biodiversity coexist in perfect balance, offering landscapes that stay with you. Here, protected nature is not decoration, but the living essence of every day.

Egadi Islands Archipelago

The Egadi Islands rise from the horizon just a few kilometers off the coast, reachable from the Port of Marsala by hydrofoils crossing the Mediterranean in 30–60 minutes. Favignana enchants with Cala Rossa and its turquoise waters, Levanzo preserves prehistoric caves and crystal-clear seabeds, while Marettimo offers unspoiled nature and trails that wind between the deep blue of the sea and the green of the Mediterranean scrub. The ancient tuna fishery tradition still lives on in local stories and in the underwater archaeology that attracts divers from all over Europe. Islands where time slows down, perfect for those seeking an authentic day at the sea or an excursion that leaves a lasting impression.

Sicilian Gastronomy and Traditions

Marsala brings the most authentic Sicily to the table: Marsala DOC wine aged in the historic Florio and Pellegrino cellars, Trapani-style couscous that brings land and sea together in a dish scented with the Mediterranean, and fresh fish caught daily and delivered from local markets each morning. Sea salt harvested from the basins of the Stagnone, Pantelleria capers, toasted almonds: every ingredient tells the story of the land. Between Garibaldian traditions and time-honored recipes, cuisine here is not just nourishment but living memory of an island that still knows what it means to eat with the seasons and the sea.

Between Greek Temples and Water Sports

Just a few kilometers from the hotel, history takes shape: the Greek Temple of Segesta stands alone among the hills, Selinunte tells the story of the grandeur of the Magna Grecia, while the Phoenician island of Mozia preserves millennia-old archaeological treasures. The Lilibeo Museum of Marsala houses the Punic Ship, a unique artifact that spans the centuries. For those seeking activity, the Stagnone is an international destination for kitesurfing and windsurfing, with steady winds and shallow waters attracting athletes and beginners from all over Europe. The seabed can be explored through snorkeling or diving, among posidonia meadows and sunken wrecks. A territory where culture and sport coexist in perfect harmony.

How to reach us

The Seawater Bio Hotels & Beauty Spa Marsala is easily accessible from all over Italy and Europe thanks to well-organized air, road, and sea connections. By air, Vincenzo Florio Airport Trapani-Birgi is just 13 km from the property, with direct flights from major Italian and European cities and an hotel transfer service available on request. Palermo Airport is a well-connected alternative located 100 km away. By car, the A29 motorway leads directly to Marsala along the western Sicilian coast, while those arriving by sea can take advantage of frequent connections to the Egadi Islands from the Port of Marsala. The local railway station ensures regional connections, with taxi or bus services for the final stretch.

By air:
Vincenzo Florio Airport Trapani-Birgi (13 km, 20 minutes), with direct national and European flights and hotel transfer service available on request; Palermo Falcone e Borsellino Airport (100 km, 1h30), connected by Autoservizi Salemi bus, taxi, or private transfers.

By car:
A29 Palermo–Mazara del Vallo motorway, exits Marsala or Birgi, continuing along the SP21 (Salt Pans Coastal Road) or the Marsala–Birgi express road.

By sea:
Port of Marsala with Liberty Lines hydrofoils to the Egadi Islands (Favignana, Levanzo, Marettimo), daily connections ranging from 30 to 60 minutes.

By train:
Marsala railway station with regional connections from Palermo and Trapani, taxi or local bus services to reach the hotel.