Grande Albergo Maugeri. Mozia

Mozia, nowadays called Saint Pantaleo, is one of the four islands of "Riserva Naturale Regionale" of Stagnone Laggon of Marsala. Founded at the end of the 8th century AD, it was one of the most important Phoenician colonies of Mediterranean. It was destroyed by the Greeks and never rebuilt. Giuseppe Whitaker, owner of the island, discovered archaic items in the early 20th century. Nowadays his house is a museum.
Mozia can be reached by boat but also on foot when the low tide is. Visit
The remains of Cappiddazzu church, the most important worship place of the island, enclosed by temenos (walls)
The archaic Necropolis
The Tophet, where religious rites took place.
The Kothon, an artificial port, built according to Phoenician-Punic techniques.
Mosaics House, a wonderful house characterized by Doric colomns and graced mosaics made up of sea pebbles.
The Museum houses the items discovered on the island, such as cooking pans, Phoenician-style vases, altars, and looms. When it's not hosted in an other museum, you can also admire the famous marble statue of the Auriga (young man) of Mozia.