Azienda Agricola Bonanno Domenico is located in Campobello di Mazara, 15 km away from the largest Greek archaeological site in Sicily: the archaeological park of Selinunte consisting of the ancient city, the acropolis, the temple and the Sanctuary of Melphoros. The acropolis is built on a hillside overlooking the sea offering an unparalleled view of the small gulf, where a picturesque, sandy beach makes it an ideal stopover to relax following the visit. A small museum in the acropolis houses a preserved bronze statue of the Ephebe of Selinunte, a rare example of statuary art of the fifth century B.C., found in neighboring lands in the last century.

Temples dated between the VI and V century B.C. are among the most important examples of Greek architecture in Sicily, where traces of the ancient plaster can still be seen on the Doric columns.

A few kilometers from Campobello di Mazara, south-west of the Municipality of Castelvetrano, the Cave di Cusa can also be visited, from which the drum-shaped stone blocks (that are still visible) were extracted for the construction of the columns of the temples of Selinunte (distant 13 km)

Just 8 km to the south is the seaside resort village of Trefontane, which with its extensive sandy seafront offers tourists a relaxing summer stay, enriched by many recreational activities.

Along the coast, just 16 km west of the town, is the magnificent Mazara del Vallo. This ancient city, founded by the Arab populations, presents the typical configuration of the North African Kasbah, interspersed with Norman monuments and Baroque buildings. The Jesuit College is a definite “must see” and the small, but very popular Museum of the Dancing Satyr, which houses a rare bronze statue of the same name depicting the Dionysian dance, was found in the depths of the sea in 1998 not far from the Tunisian coasts. This precious work of art has undergone a very long restoration process and has recently been returned to the city. It is the only testimony of bronze sculpture from the Greek era dating back to the 5th century BC.

Less than an hour’s drive from Campobello di Mazara is the capital city of Marsala (north-west direction), famous for its wine of the same name. A stopover at the historic and splendid Cantina Florio is highly recommended. Nearby is the monument dedicated to Garibaldi and the Expedition of the Thousand and just outside the city, are the famous salt pans (Le Saline) that are wondrous and worth the visit. The spectacular site of the temples of Segesta (north-west direction) is yet another of the culturally enriching discoveries.