Trapani Beaches Marausa Lido stretches 3km along the coast with nearly 2km of free, sandy beaches and a couple of smaller intimate sandy coves and rockpools more>> Amenities  You will find bars, seafront restaurants, a marina, boat hire and mobile grocers in the resort. Marausa village lies 3km inland with many shops. more>> Accommodation We list the best holiday villas, apartments and bed & breakfast accommodation in the resort - perfect for your holiday in Trapani. more>> © 2011 Lido Marausa - Trapani’s best beach resort - sitemap Trapani’s best beach resort Language Trapani’s only resort with sandy beaches, bars, restaurants and holiday rental homes... Some of the best family beaches in Trapani can be found in Lido Marausa. It’s 3km long, shallow bay with long sandy beaches are surrounded on three sides by stunning views of the Egadi Islands, Trapani City and monte Erice. Marausa Lido is the largest beach resort pertaining to the city of Trapani and lies just 20 minutes by car from it’s centre. Unlike Trapani’s main beach resort San Giuliano, the waters here in Lido Marausa are shallower, warmer and calmer. The pace of life is also slower than in the city and ideal for your relaxing beach holiday in Trapani. And it’s the only resort that can offer the stunning spectacle of sunset over the Egadi Islands. Your’s to savour every night at the Beach bar... With nearly 2km of sandy beaches, rockpools, bars, restaurants, boat hire, holiday rental homes and apartments; and easy access to the heritage and culture of the West via the motorway - Marausa is the perfect base for your holiday in Trapani! info@lidomarausa.com We are not responsible for the content or services provided by external websites. Lido Marausa is the largest beach resort in Trapani. It lays on the western coast of Sicily, facing the Egadi Islands - just 9km from Trapani city centre. With a selection of holiday accommodation just metres from the beach, and friendly bars and restaurants - the lido is the perfect holiday destination or base from which to explore Trapani province. Site Updated: 12 June 2012 14:00 GMT