🇮🇹 CIAO A TUTTI! ( Just for clarification Price per week is 360 euros and for two weeks duration of stay is 651 euros ) My name is Karim and I am (age is just a number) Egyptian born living in Europe since 2013. I have a passion for exploring the planet and knowing as much as I can about this tiny planet that we are living, I spent many years of my life taking care of international travelers in my country and even abroad when I started to travel and live outside my country. I was born and raised traveling between some countries because of my father's work and that's why I feel that the whole world can be my home. The things in the world that I love most include Animals, exploring secret spots in the countries, Music🎶, Cooking🍳, Snorkeling🤿, Beaches, seafood🦀 ( and I love to cook it ), Photography🎞, videography🎥. I'll organize this trip together with my friend Anna (https://www.joinmytrip.com/en/profile/0vsgPBRgKpYFTh08r1jVs8l9lTy1). She has already organized 8 CoWorking Trips with JoinMyTrip - so you'll be in good hands with us! 😁 We will enjoy these 14 days to the fullest, we will experience every comfort of our huge villa where we’ll mix working with relaxing by the sea and watching wonderful sunsets while sipping a nice cocktail.🍹 We will visit one of the most famous and ancient cities in the world while we will be enchanted by the wonderful Sicilian cuisine as the famous Cannoli Siciliano! ❤️ The trip costs 💸 include accommodation with WI-FI in all the house. A modern Villa with Four bedrooms, a terrace to watch the sunset and all this just 100m from the sea. We'll probably rent 1 car for the time of our stay we can all meet in Palermo, we can pick you up by car that we will rent or we can tell you how to come to us using bus or train, We will use the app “Splitwise” during the trip to share our costs and in case we’ve some left over we’ll pay them back to you! 📲 I am listed as the "TripLeader" and I'm planning the accommodation etc. but once we are there the idea is to just plan together when and what we prefer to do - as always, communication is key! 😁 We are looking for 5 to 8 CoWorkers 💻 to JOIN OUR TRIP. We are looking for like-minded, flexible and easy people to enjoy this trip as much as possible together. We’ll try to use these co-working experience to be more productive during working hours and to create new contacts with different digital nomads, contacts that probably can give life to new projects/ ideas 💬 in the future. 📩 Wanna join? Send me a message with some information about you: your work, what do you expect from this trip and why you'd like to JOIN MY TRIP. 🙋🏼♂️ Best regards, Karim.
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We will stay in a really nice villa in Mondello, with 4 bedrooms and enough space to work for all of us! In Mondello, beautiful beaches are waiting for us once we finished work. The vibrant city of Palermo is located 20 min by car!
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Palermo
Day 6
Palermo will be so close to us that we can spend every night over there if we can and also if we all agree, i have some friends over there they own some restaurants so we will be able to taste some amazing palermitan food, and there are many spots where we will be able to buy our own grocery plus really nice fresh seafood places and not expensive ones too, there are so many spots that we will be visiting around the city since i have been living there for about 4 years.
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Sferracavallo
Day 6
The beach of Sferracavallo is part of the Marine Protected Arena of Capo Gallo and Isola delle Femmine and is geographically situated right between these two. Inserted in the homonymous seaside resort characteristic for its maritime past: Sferracavallo was in fact an ancient fishing village that based its economy on this type of activity. Legacy of the ancient past: the numerous restaurants where you can eat fresh fish a stone’s throw from the sea.
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Cefalù
Day 6-7
Cefalù, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, is one of the busiest holiday destinations and resorts on the island. Is located on the northern coast of Sicily, about 70 km from Palermo, The city is dominated by a monumental rock that rises up to 270 metres in height already known to the Phoenicians as “promontory of Hercules” on which the Temple of Diana stands, a megalithic building linked to the worship of the water, as indicated by the nearby cistern dating from the ninth century BC. The historic district is lying in the shadow of this bastion and clings around its beating heart which is undoubtedly the Duomo, a gigantic cathedral built by Roger II, the Norman.
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San Vito Lo Capo
Day 7-8
an Vito Lo Capo is a small seaside town in northwestern Sicily, Italy. It’s known for its beach, which is on a sheltered bay overlooked by Mount Monaco. In the town center, the 15th-century Santuario di San Vito is a fortress-like structure with Arab-Norman architecture. Arab-Norman influences can also be seen in the tiny Santa Crescenzia chapel, on the main road out of town, and the circular Torrazzo watchtower.
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Trapani
Day 8-9
Over the years the city has developed a flourishing economic activity related to salt extraction and trade, bluefin tuna fishing, and marble exportation. The cultural hub of the whole area, it hosts one of the oldest High Schools in Sicily, many libraries and a large number of interesting museums. Walking through the old town, the signs of the passage of various civilizations over the centuries are immediately evident, and all left architectural, artistic and monumental evidences. Its oldest and characteristic streets are: Via Garibaldi, Corso Italia and Corso Vittorio Emanuele.
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Favignana
Day 9
Favignana is the largest and most important of the Egadi Islands, three islands off the western coast of Sicily. Favignana has good, frequent ferry connections with the other islands and with Trapani; the proximity of Trapani Airport makes the island remarkably accessible from the rest of Europe. This easy access hasn't - yet - spoiled the island, which is a fairly low-key destination most visited by Italian holiday-makers. Although there are tourist amenities, the island's character seems little-altered, and travellers who come here are happy to fit in with the leisurely island way of life. One of the charms of the Egadi Islands is that they have never been populated with villas of the rich, nor frequented by the showy, and no out-of-character attractions have been developed for tourists, so compared with the crowded tourist islands of Capri and Ischia, and the chic atmosphere of some of the Aeolian Islands, Favignana and its Egadi siblings have a refreshing simple authenticity.
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Erice
Day 9
A really pretty old town, northwestern Sicily, it lies at 2,464 feet (751 m) above sea level on the top of Monte San Giuliano (also called Monte Erice), just northeast of Trapani city. The town originated as a settlement of the Elyrir (an ancient Sicilian tribe) and was fortified by the Phoenicians and contested by the Carthaginians and Romans. Known in antiquity as Eryx, it was famous throughout the Mediterranean for the temple of Venus Erycina, which grew out of a local Greek cult of Aphrodite. Later occupied by the Saracens, the town was conquered in the 11th century by the Norman count Roger I of Sicily, who called it Monte San Giuliano. Although the town is primarily medieval in character, ancient remains include cyclopean walls with Phoenician inscriptions and fragments of the celebrated temple. The principal church is the Chiesa Matrice (1314), with a portico from 1426 and a detached tower from 1312.
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Riserva Naturale Orientata dello Zingaro
Day 9
The Zingaro Reserve is one of the most admired natural gems in Sicily. There, we will experience the sea as it was centuries ago, if not millennia; the work of man lacks almost entirely, except for some rural houses. There is not one coastal road, there are no cars, no noise except the one coming from wind and waves. The preserve was established because of the document signed by thousands of citizens that have prevented the construction of a street connecting directly Scopello to San Vito Lo Capo. Thanks to them, there is only a “face to face” between man and the genista, the olive, holm oak, between the walker and the curious eyes of a fox or a seagull that met by chance on their path.
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Mount Etna
Day 9
Mount Etna, ‘a Muntagna or Mungibeddu, is one of the biggest active volcanoes in the world. We can climb to the top, through fascinating itineraries and paths, that from the wonderful sea of Taormina, go uphill through lunar landscapes, till we find rarefied air and even snow.
Trip Summary
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9 days trip
Mondello, Palermo & 8 more
Transportation
Car, Boat
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