The metastases of malignant melanoma can appear after many years to primitive diagnosis and can involve many organs. There are reported two cases of metastatic melanoma presenting in a parotid gland and in the small bowel. The rarity of the metastatic melanoma to parotid gland and the difficulty of diagnosing intestinal involvement are discussed together with a review of the literature. The surgical treatment was justified by therapeutic and diagnostic aim, without positive influence on survival.