Had great time on quads! With Salvatore guide I felt safe all the times, even going through challenging parts. The tour took even longer than expected and guides were very dedicated.

What a fantastic trekking tour with a brilliant guide (slightly 🤪crazy 🌋 🐐) You meet at the hut, collect a helmet, snack and drinks and if required a jacket, walking boots and socks. (All included in the price) They then carefully explain where you are going and what you are undertaking. Then you are escorted to the cable car to 2500m once there you commence a 3-3.5hr hike around various craters, fissures in an amazing landscape. Not too strenuous but you can definitely feel the effects of the altitude when ascending. Tiziana expertly guided us and imparted her detailed knowledge of the volcano with great joy and happiness. Loved the trip, we had a fabulous friendly group from over seven different countries. Highly recommend trip up Etna

Highly recommend visiting Etna with them ! Great people who speak English French and Italian. They are very nice and explain a lot about the environment and what has happened over the years. They lend you a jacket, shoes and socks so you are safe and confortable. They told me that we would maybe see lava if lucky, I got very excited and when they saw it they came to get me straight away for me to see. Recommend 100%

We booked this hoping for a really nice view and a bit of a thrill on some quads. My boyfriend is a big dirt biker back home so we thought this would be a great experience. This felt more like a four wheeler as transportation rather than thrilling fun. The one unexpected positive piece was that the pizza voucher we got ended up being one of the best pizzas we had while in Italy that’s at the restaurant meeting point.

Great tour, very exciting family buggy ride, very informative, very nice and funny guide. The guide spoke English and was very helpful and careful. Unfortunately we couldn't see everything. We didn't see any active part of the volcano either. We were offered a 2 hour tour but at that moment no family buggies were available (we were with 2 adults and a 4-year old). We had to wait for their return. As we had too little time before heading back to the mainland, we were offered a 1 hour alternative tour. The tour is not cheap. The price was not halved like the touring time. We got a quarter of the original price off. That is the only thing we didn't like. But it was worth the experience and view!

Not recommended — Euro Etna Tourism. We paid €200 for a quad tour, thinking we’d go up to see the craters of Etna. In reality, they just drove us down the mountain over rocks, with no views and nothing special to see. A waste of both time and money. If you want to experience real Etna, just take the Funivia dell’Etna cable car or walk around the free Silvestri Craters right next to the parking area — much better!

Top quad biking experience! 😍 Everything was perfectly organized – from the warm welcome to the very end. The team was extremely friendly, professional, and always ready to help. Big thanks to the whole crew for an unforgettable adventure – I’m happy to recommend it to anyone looking for an active day! 🚀💪 Slovenia 🇸🇮

Hard to reach but would come back. We found it organsmicly down the road nature and the cows are cute

Beautiful lake very peaceful

Lovely place for a walk with great views on surrounding mountains and villages (Agira, Regalbuto)

Great place for a stroll. Very serene. Good adventure park as well.

Decent place to hike but there is tons of trash, like a lot... A crazy amount of trash.

Beautiful place in sicily (near catania) largest lake wonderful

Heaven on earth.peaceful place for hiking

A beautiful place 🌴✨ Every time we go on vacation with my mom, who is disabled, we receive wonderful treatment. There is parking available, and you can rent umbrellas and chairs at a very good price. There's a lovely shaded area with beautiful trees, and a swimming pool where wearing a cap to cover your hair is required. Everything is set up for relaxation and enjoyment. Highly recommended!

Loved it. Good food and lively. Easy access to the beach

The beach is ok, but prices cannot get more ridiculous. I paid 24,5 eur per one person. To just enter the beach without a sunbed and an umbrella you pay 10 eur....

Very nice place, with local people. Gives all the italian vibe!

You need shoe's to go in the sea because the risk to cut you in a rock is high. The place is nice and the food is also good 👍

Beautiful location with fabulous swimming. Slightly let down by the unfriendly lifeguard/sun lounger police.

We love this place! Campari is delicious 😆

Lovely little castle on the coast. Only 3-4€ to get in. Fantastic views along the coast and of Mount Etna, little museum with the history of the architecture, small garden area and lots of quirky steps and rooms. Lots of steps up to the castle so not accessible to all.

The place is amazing, with a beautiful view and a great atmosphere. It gives off very good vibes. However, there's not much to see — mainly empty rooms and a balcony overlooking the stunning sea.

almost didn't enter, but it was raining and thought what the hell. turned out to be one of the highlights of the trip to Catania, not least thanks to the very charming, knowledgeable, funny and kind attendant. he set the mood and made the rest of the visit even more enjoyable. inside, there are some plants (a quite tiny botanical garden), some very interesting and beautiful crystals and rock samples, some bones and fossils, and from the castle's terrace the view was itself worth the 3.50 euros entrance. or should i say the attendant was himself worth the entrance?

Good little Roman structure with a couple of small Museums at the top, €3 entrance fee...worth the money good views from the top

We were welcomed by the receptionist with an amazing display of poetry, very funny, inspiring and informative! The showcases of artifacts were cool to see, we solely wished for a bit more time (There was a wedding about to happen, so we were unlucky there).

Beautiful views. Nice park/plaza area nearby.

A beautiful quiet Castle in outskirts of Catania City. However, you need tickets to enter. The views are outstanding.

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(Translated by Google) Ideal place to relax and get closer to nature. Excellent food, very friendly staff. Also perfect with children and family. Beautiful view (Original) Posto ideale per rilassarsi e riavvicinarsi alla natura. Ottimo il cibo, staff gentilissimo. Perfetto anche con i bambini e famiglia. Bellissima vista

(Translated by Google) A nice experience with my family and friends, beautiful environment and well-kept animals, helpful waiters but the owner should smile more, I know it's very complex because you have to take care of a room and enforce the rules but smiling doesn't hurt, in fact it would be the icing on the cake of a nice farmhouse... also because I've always been taught that whatever problem you have, people don't care because you leave the problems at home (even if you live there) 😅 some advice then we'll come the same again because I repeat beautiful place… (Original) Una bella esperienza con la mia famiglia ,e con amici ,ambiente bello e animali curatissimi ,camerieri disponibili però là proprietario dovreste sorridere di più ,so che è molto complesso perché c’è da curare una sala e far rispettare le regole però sorridere non fa male anzi sarebbe la ciliegina sulla torta di un bel agriturismo…anche perché a me hanno insegnato sempre che qualsiasi problema si ha ,alle persone non interessa perché i problemi si lasciano a casa ( anche se abita lì ) 😅un consiglio poi verremo lo stesso di nuovo perché ripeto bellissimo posto …

(Translated by Google) An ideal place to eat well and be surrounded by nature. Congratulations to everyone for your hospitality (Original) Un luogo ideale per mangiare bene e stare in mezzo alla natura. Complimenti a tutti per vostra ospitalità

(Translated by Google) Very welcoming place suitable for children. It is possible to take a guided tour with a very good entertainer who involves and explains the activities taking place to the little ones. On the guided tour you can admire many animals up close, do a creative workshop and take advantage of a market with their products. Possibility of packed lunch or in their restaurant.. (Original) Luogo molto accogliente adatto ai bambini. È possibile fare un tour guidato con una bravissima animatrice che coinvolge e spiega ai piccoli le attività che si svolgono. Nella visita guidata si possono ammirare da vicino una moltissimi animali, fare un laboratorio creativo e approfittare di un mercatino con i loro prodotti. Possibilità di pranzo a sacco o nel loro ristorante..

(Translated by Google) A beautiful day spent surrounded by nature. Ideal for families with children. Quality food and friendly, knowledgeable staff. (Original) Bellissima giornata trascorsa in mezzo alla natura. Ideale per famiglie con bambini. Cibo di qualità e staff gentile e preparato

(Translated by Google) Fabulous farm and splendid example of respect for nature and animals. Excellent breeding of horses intended for show jumping... Exquisite food and excellent raw materials... The ideal place to spend a day immersed in nature in contact with animals.. (Original) Favolosa fattoria e splendido esempio di rispetto della natura e degli animali. Eccellente allevamento di cavalli destinati al salto agli ostacoli... Cibo squisito e materie prime d'eccellenza... Il posto ideale per passare una giornata immersi nella natura a contatto con gli animali..

Beautiful and peaceful place.

(Translated by Google) A jewel much loved by its inhabitants who look after it and try to make it known to as many people as possible. Located in an enchanting place that enhances its beauty. (Original) Un gioiello molto amato dai suoi abitanti che lo curano e cercano di farlo conoscere a più persone possibili. Situato in un luogo incantevole che ne esalta la bellezza.

(Translated by Google) World Jubilee Of the Sea Jubilee celebration At the Adonai Sanctuary Presided over by the Archbishop Of Syracuse H.E. Mons. Francesco Lomanto. Congratulations for the organization. Thank you. (Original) Giubileo Del Mondo Del Mare Celebrazione Giubilare Al Santuario Adonai Presieduta Dall'Arcivescovo Di Siracusa S.E. Mons. Francesco Lomanto. Complimenti per l'organizzazione. Grazie.

(Translated by Google) A splendid place, by the sea with a small early Christian church. Ancient testimonies, as attested by the Hebrew epithet of the Madonna Mater Adonai, or Mother of my Lord. The oratory was founded in the first half of the 3rd century by a Christian named Publius, in one of the hypogea made up of the so-called Greco caves which, since the Paleolithic, have shown a marked sacred vocation. Initially used as funerary hypogea, then occupied by the Megarian Greeks as a shelter and burial place around the 7th century BC, during the Greek colonization of Sicily, then a refuge and place of worship for persecuted Christians (250 AD). They were the faithful of the community of Leontinoi, oppressed by the persecution of Decius and Valerian. The largest of the caves, transformed by the Greeks into a true necropolis, was named after Mater Adonai. The figures painted in the background date back to the 3rd century and were created by Sant'Agatone, bishop of Lipari, who found refuge there together with the Lentino Christians. Recommended destination. Even though we have already gone once but it was very charming....highly recommended. Not easy to find ... arrive with GPS point ..... bye 👋 pat and Mon ... biker for passion 🥰🥰🥰 (Original) Un posto splendido , in riva al mare con una chiesetta paleocristiana. Antiche testimonianze, come attesta l'epiteto ebraico della Madonna Mater Adonai, ovvero Madre del mio Signore. L'oratorio venne fondato nella prima metà del III secolo da un cristiano di nome Publio, in uno degli ipogei costituiti dalle cosiddette grotte del Greco che, fin dal paleolitico, mostrano una marcata vocazione sacra. Inizialmente utilizzate come ipogei funebri, poi occupate dai Greci Megaresi come ricovero e luogo di sepoltura intorno al VII secolo a.C., durante la colonizzazione greca della Sicilia, quindi rifugio e luogo di culto dei cristiani perseguitati (250 d.C.). Si trattava dei fedeli della comunità di Leontinoi, oppressa dalla persecuzione di Decio e Valeriano. La più grande delle Grotte, trasformate dai Greci in una vera e propria necropoli, fu intitolata alla Mater Adonai. Le figure dipinte sullo sfondo risalgono al III secolo e furono realizzate da Sant'Agatone, vescovo di Lipari, che vi trovò rifugio insieme ai cristiani Lentinesi. Meta consigliata . Anche se siamo andati già una volta ma di grande fascino….consigliatissima . Non facile da trovare … arrivare con punto Gps ….. ciao 👋 pat e Mon ……biker per passione 🥰🥰🥰

(Translated by Google) The sanctuary Maria SS. Mater dell' Adonai. (Brucoli) A place where religious sacredness is breathed in its deep faith and humility. A magical place, where you can deeply perceive the embrace of the Madonnina dell' Adonai that comforts the soul and thoughts, of atheists, believers or members of other religions. It only requires the approach of a respectful and sincere knowledge to enrich our mind and contemplate a unique landscape. You have to visit it to understand the spiritual magic of that place. It was included by Pope Francis in the Jubilee path 2025.🙏 Pina Ranno (Original) Il santuario Maria SS. Mater dell' Adonai. ( Brucoli) Un luogo dove la sacralità religiosa si respira nella sua profonda fede e umiltà. Un luogo Magico, dove si percepisce fino infondo l'abbraccio della Madonnina dell' Adonai che conforta l' anima ed i pensieri, di atei , credenti o appartenenti ad altre religioni. Necessità solo l' approccio di una conoscenza rispettosa e sincera per arricchire la nostra mente e contemplare un paesaggio unico. Bisogna visitarlo per comprendere la magia spirituale di quel luogo. È stato incluso, da papa Francesco nel percorso Giubilare 2025.🙏 Pina Ranno

(Translated by Google) Augusta. Sanctuary hermitage "Maria Santissima Adonai." Place of Marian worship among the greenery and overlooking the Ionian Sea. (Gisira Brucoli).Adonai in Hebrew means "Mother of my Lord". Father Palmiro Prisutto. (Original) Augusta. Santuario eremo "Maria santissima Adonai." Luogo di culto mariano tra il verde e affaccia sul mare Ionio. (Gisira Brucoli).Adonai in ebraico significa "Madre del mio Signore". Padre Palmiro Prisutto.

(Translated by Google) Historic place of worship and easy to reach. Don't miss a visit to the small attached church (Original) Luogo di culto storico e facile da raggiungere. Da non perdere la visita della piccola chiesetta annessa

Spa and message services are very good value for money. We enjoyed the time we spent here and will definitely return.

Super

Total relax

(Translated by Google) I had the pleasure of treating myself to a moment of relaxation in this splendid spa, and the experience was simply exceptional. In particular, I want to thank Nancy for her incredible professionalism and expertise. From the first moment I felt welcomed and at ease. (Original) Ho avuto il piacere di concedermi un momento di relax in questa splendida spa, e l’esperienza è stata semplicemente eccezionale. In particolare, voglio ringraziare Nancy per la sua incredibile professionalità e competenza. Fin dal primo momento mi sono sentito accolto e a mio agio.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience in the spa path, but above all the 50 minute massage with the masseuse Daniela, prepared and professional (Original) Bellissima esperienza nel percorso spa, ma soprattutto il massaggio di 50 min con la massaggiatrice Daniela, preparata e professionale

(Translated by Google) Great spa, small but nice. The wellness program consists of a sauna, emotional showers, Turkish bath and hydromassage. With my wife we ​​relaxed. The icing was the 50 min massage. The masseuse Daniela was really very good. (Original) Ottima spa, piccola ma graziosa. Il percorso benessere è formato da sauna, docce emozionali, bagno turco e idromassaggio. Con mia moglie ci siamo rilassati. La ciliegina è stato il massaggio di 50 Min. Davvero molto brava la massaggiatrice Daniela.

(Translated by Google) Very comfortable place, small yes, but well organised. Easy to find and great parking. The emotional shower, the hydromassage pool, the saunas are pleasant. The service is also excellent, welcoming, kind and sufficiently prepared (Original) Molto confortevole come posto, piccolino sì, ma organizzato bene. Semplice da trovare e un gran bel parcheggio. La doccia emozionale, la piscina idromassaggio, le saune sono piacevoli. Anche il servizio è ottimo, accoglienti, gentili e abbastanza preparati

The location is good and interesting, the scenery is great. But you have to figure out some things on your own. First, you can't go into the area by car anymore. At the entrance you have to leave the car (free parking, not too spacious), register your name with the ranger and take a free shuttle bus that keeps going up to the end of the road to the Necropolis North and then back to the entrance. They will pick you up on the way. So far so good. Wish someone had told me in this clarity because the map they give you is useless, but you can go either 1 km by the shuttle to the start of the walking trail and the walk a few km to the end point, or do it the other way round. From the end point you can go down the river and up the other side or simply go back. There are many signposts along the way. Unfortunately, there are no maps showing you exactly where you are. I saw some confusion along the trail. Just bring enough water when it's hot cause you walk a lot and going this and that direction adds up. As long as you end up on either end of the road, you're fine. And it's all free of charge. If organization and information was better, I would have give 5 stars. But it's Sicily after all.

Quite the adventure finding the right paths, definitely recommend downloading Komoot to not get lost. Other than that absolutely beautiful, amazing experience, it really feels like a mystic place, has some Pandora vibes and the guys at the ranger station are extremely friendly.

Lovely valley - great views - perfect escape into nature. I would be cautious when it's raining, the stone in the valley tends to be quite slippery. The official parking was on one side of the road just before the entrance, it was free. Bring enough water!!!

Amazing walk around the valley with more than 3000 years of history. We did a tour of 6km, which took us almost two hours.

Incredible place - very beautiful for a hike!!! A must visit for anyone who likes nature / adventure / hiking / history! Parking wise there was no car park but we just parked near the info point entrance having drive in from Sortino direction. Was easy enough to just park at side of road which goes to a dead end at the entrance. The chaps at the entrance info point were friendly and helpful.

Hot in June/July but such a special experience. Worth going out of your way for if you’re a hiking and/or history buff.

If some moderate hiking and ancient history is your thing (and you have a car or bike), definitely make time for this place when near Syracusa. The scenery is stunning, the burial sites look like they were carved out of the rock yesterday, and you will have a cool place to splash around when you get down to the river. Entrance is free, you just have to register in the book. Bring water. Much of the hiking is exposed with only limited shade. Easily in my top 10 of outdoor things to do in Sicily.

Originally, this place was not on my itinerary while visiting the area. I'm incredibly glad plans changed because WOW is this place cool. I'm a guy who loves caves and natural wonder so this place was amazing. The ticket is a tad pricey at €17 but it was worth it. The ruins and the statues were unforgettable. That and the giant head in the main cave... Nothing can replace that uncanny feeling of seeing its gigantic scale for the first time after your eyes adjust. So recommend.

Very unique and interesting place, that was once a sort of 'special effect' machine for a nearby amphitheatre during the ancient times. It was built to resemble inside of a human's ear, with according acoustics and a special echo effect. Would recommend, definitely worth visiting (even if it's a little too touristy and crowded for my taste).

I recommend visiting this park! It is incredibly beautiful.

Very neat to see something I learned about in school ages ago. Our guide left a lot to be desired, but we still enjoyed the visit.

All part of the national pak in Syracuse. Was so cool. Literally we were able to get out of the heat and into the cave for a few minutes 😅 overall was my favorite part of the day.

Watch and Listen 👂 Watch the video and listen how dramatically sound travels within the cavern. Whether you’re speaking softly or clapping your hands, the cave responds with a haunting resonance that truly feels theatrical. it’s a surreal experience that connects you with the legends of ancient Sicily.

Very fascinating ancient ruins. They did a good job building accessible pathways so you can explore ruins. It was cool to see side by side Greek and Roman ruins! Including what is described by a sign as the largest Greek altar in the world!! There is a lovely little cafe, of course, on the way in/out as well.

Very interesting history to this place, had much fun walking around and exploring all the beautiful statues. Many people came and it was very busy, also the parking didn’t reall exist and we parked at the side of the road and walked to the front door. But overall it was worth the visit :)

Unfortunately (when i visited), most of the ancient theatre was covered over by modern wooden benches and a stage which is such a pity! You could not even go down into the orchestra area. The views are great and there is a nice ancient fountain at the top. It's just disappointing that you can not see most of the ancient theatre, hence the average 3 star review. However, it is still worth a look if you're in the Neapolis archaeological park, which has loads of other great stuff.

We paid 14 € per person to visit the Greek Theater and the surrounding ruins. While the setting itself is undeniably impressive — you can easily imagine the grandeur this amphitheater once had — the experience overall was underwhelming. There’s very little signage or explanation, and almost no context provided for what you’re looking at. Without a guide or advance research, it’s hard to appreciate the full history of the site. For what’s essentially an unmarked collection of ruins, the admission price feels steep. At the very least, there should be better documentation or a lower entry fee. Honestly, this one should have been free.

Beautiful site near the heart is the city in then archaeological park. If you have time to stop in, this is totally worth the trip. Lots of other Art installations to see and excellent descriptions of each piece.

Amazing place. The art work installation of sculptures was amazing. The information about specific areas of the site was absent. The book shop was closed and so we learnt less than we could have done. My advice is to purchase/ research before you go.

Beautiful, historic place. Amazing how long it stayed in shape. Highly recommend everyone to visit.

Stunning place! You can walk through it! In the middle of the hills, so quiet, just the wind. Open view to the sea.

Very impressive ruins, good to read up before you go as not much signage about it. I very much enjoyed the modern art installations, felt it was tasteful and added interest. Plenty of toilets and shade, always worth knowing! Ticket office is opposite entry gates.

Had an amazing morning here. The architecture and the history was amazing and could have stayed their so much longer. We did leave as the heat started to get to us so I do recommend getting their first thing in the morning. The parking is great and we only had to walk for about 5 minuets. Overall was absolutely amazing and highly recommend.

The entry is 18€ for the whole site. The caves, the greek theatre, the roman theatre etc. It's pretty big and beautiful to visit. However, they should work on the path signaling and add some information panels about the ruins. You don't get any information about it. Just some info about the statues and the artist

Amazing place which has preserved the history of various peoples who lived in these lands. The park is quite large, and very much out in the open. Bear that in mind when the weather is hot because it takes a good hour and a half to see/walk through everything. We visited in October and the weather was still 30 degrees, so we struggled a little.

Lovely place and added artwork and statues make it even more special… but chaotic and complicated to get around as signage is not clear. You buy tickets far away from main entrance and cannot get a site map where you buy ticket (why?). Instead you are being send somewhere else for the map. Area of Archimedes’ tomb was ‘closed’ something that wasn’t disclosed when buying €17 ticket.

The Neapolis Archaeological Park in Siracusa is, from a historical perspective, undeniably fascinating. The remnants of antiquity, particularly the famous Ear of Dionysius and the impressive sculptures scattered throughout the grounds, are indeed worth seeing. However, the manner in which the site is presently maintained leaves much to be desired. Tickets have to be bought at some far away shed outside of the park near the busstop and tourist market. Which was weird because in the park there are several large modern, but closed, ticket and information offices, probably funded by the EU. Large sections of the park are either heavily overgrown, inaccessible, or entirely closed off, giving an air of neglect that is most disappointing for such an important cultural landmark. This was not noted at the ticket office. The designated walking routes are confusing at best and, more often than not, simply incorrect. The map provided — in a lamentable state of disrepair — is sadly emblematic of the wider management of the park. Whilst the historical treasures remain, the experience is overshadowed by poor upkeep and an entrance fee of €17 per person which feels unreasonably steep given the overall condition. Particularly regrettable is the fact that the Tomb of Archimedes is not accessible from within the park and can be seen more clearly from the public street outside. In sum, the Neapolis Archaeological Park offers extraordinary history wrapped in extraordinarily poor maintenance. The Ear of Dionysius alone is marvellous, but one cannot help but feel that this jewel of Siracusa deserves far better care and presentation than it currently receives.

As a European archaeology student I got free admission and this isn't my first archaeological park in Italy. Siracusa is a very important site in Mediterranean antiquity and that is reflected by the many monumental buildings visible in the park. However the park is seriously disappointing. The regular price with 17€ is extremely painful and I'm sorry my parents had to pay so much for this experience. Considering that many important areas of the park (I guess 30-50%) are just permanently closed, with no visible effort of reopening, such as the so-called tomb of Archimedes, 17€ for half the park is a scam! They told us to look at the tomb from the street, through the fence... are you serious??? Where is the money from millions of tourists going?!? The conservatory efforts and gardening seem lackluster. Didactic effort was mostly nonexistent. Except for the Roman amphitheatre, there was not a single table or map in front of the monuments, like you know it from any other archaeological park or site. Again, 17€!!!! But instead there was weird surrealistic art that distracted and blocked the view from the archaeology?! The normal tourists were wondering if those sculptures were Roman or not. What made anybody think this was a good idea to confuse people like this? what the hell? And somehow they managed to organise nonsensical information tables for the nonsense surrealism art but not for the ancient monuments?? What is the administration of this park thinking!?! What are the priorities here?? I'm fuming with disappointment, like the Etna. Non va bene così!!😤😡🌋

One of my favourite places on a trip to Sicily. Quaint, wonderful architecture, excellent market with grocery and stalls to eat. Some of the best cheeses and calamari. Wear running shoes and take lots of water. It is hot - little shade. We parked in Syracuse just before the bridge in a parking lot. Well work not driving on the island.

A must do destination if you are in Sicily.... Its got everything, markets, churches, fab food, quaint streets, ruins, friendly people, swim in the sea, lots of shops with local handmade clothes and other items

Ortigia, Sicily is a captivating place to explore—rich in history, charming streets, and stunning landmarks. We visited in May when the weather was pleasantly warm but not too crowded. Sunscreen, a hat, and comfy walking shoes are essential. It felt very safe, and the local Sicilian cuisine is a highlight—fresh, flavourful, and varied. Booking a guided tour is highly recommended to truly appreciate the history and stories behind the key sights. A perfect blend of culture, food, and relaxation.

Love Ortigia! So many interesting stories, so much to see and do and taste. If you are in Sicily you need to out this on the list. Tip: take one of those convertible piaggio tours, perfect to see everything

Ortigia came as a ‘must do’ when on Sicily from one of my Italian colleagues And we weren’t disappointed It’s a charming little place to lose yourself in small alleys or just follow the coastline When crossing on of the bridges from Siracusa, make sure to say hi to Arcimede’s statue. If you use your eyes you can find some artisinal treasures amongst the mass produced tourist junk. There’s no shortage of places to sit and enjoy food and drinks Where Ortigia is reasonably well kept snd efforts are being made to keep it that way, sadly Siracusa itself doesn’t fare as well. Still, a nice place to spend a day The one thing we absolutely didn’t like was the sudden influx of elderly tourists when a huge cruise liner moored.

The old town is a nice size. A leisure walk to see it all

I loved spending a day at Ortigia for its stunning architecture, warm climate, vibrant atmosphere, rich history, and cultural heritage. It is worth to take the side streets. A truly charming and unforgettable place to explore !

Let's start from the premise that I do not like doing these sort of activities - hence saying that I enjoyed it is no overstatement but rather a confirmation of how much fun one can have at this park. It's very well organised, very well kept and safe also. One thing However - the person who explained how things work should dedicate more time to novices like me rather than a brief 2 minutes and a good luck. Hence my only advice would be - please prepare rookies better

Excellent, a lot of fun and adrenaline. Very well maintained and organized, plenty of friendly helpful staff, and even pizza and grilled local salsiccia and veggies. Ideal place for a family with kids, there are attractions for the youngest (3 to 7 yo), the rest is for the brave who dare

Our son loved it. He is 5 years old. The activities were really safe and staff patiently helps and assists. Nice park, average price and lots of fun for the youn ones, worth a visit!

This park is organized, safe, and a good place to have a break after a long drive. There is a place to eat under a canopy, and toilet break. It is an adventure park.

So amazing, go for a picnic, awesome tree top courses (from child friendly to difficult levels). So much fun. Get there early to get parking and a picnic table

Lovely park and place in general , good range of zip lines, would recommend the superzip if you are up for it (it goes across a gully)

Second visit and was sure worthwhile. My son is a teenager now are really enjoyed it. Lunch at the restaurant was also great.

An absolute marvel! The Syracuse Cathedral is not only a stunning example of Baroque architecture, but also a place where history truly comes alive. Built directly over the ancient Temple of Athena, it still preserves the original Doric columns, seamlessly integrated into the cathedral walls — a breathtaking fusion of ancient Greek and Christian heritage. Located in Ortigia, the historical heart of Syracuse and an island of extraordinary charm, the cathedral stands as a symbol of a city that was once among the greatest in the ancient world. Long before the Roman Empire flourished — when Rome had only around 50,000 inhabitants — Syracuse was already a thriving metropolis with over 300,000 people! The entire island is a scenery of an amazing past, echoing the grandeur of a civilization that shaped the Mediterranean. A must-visit for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to walk through millennia of human achievement.

Unfortunately, the facade of the building was under renovation and we couldn't see it, but even so, the visit was worth it because inside you can see and touch the original ancient Doric columns from the Temple of Athena. It's quite impressive how parts of this place have survived nearly 2500 years and are so well preserved.

The Cathedral of Syracuse (Cattedrale metropolitana della Natività di Maria) was built over the ancient Temple of Athena (Minerva), erected in 480 BC after the victory of Himera. Parts of the original Doric columns are still visible in the structure, a reminder of the great monument that once stood here. While the Baroque architecture is remarkable, the transformation came at the cost of destroying an ancient Greek temple. It is an important historical site, but the loss of the original sanctuary cannot be ignored.

A stunning church with breathtaking architecture and rich history. The intricate details of the interior, combined with the peaceful atmosphere, make it a must-visit. The blend of ancient and baroque influences is mesmerizing, and the stained glass windows are truly beautiful. Whether you're here for spiritual reflection or historical interest, it's a place that leaves a lasting impression. Highly recommend taking a moment to admire its beauty and serenity.

Beautiful Baroque church with a stunning façade and serene interior. One of the chapels offers a peaceful moment of reflection. Free entry and popular with visitors — definitely worth a stop while exploring Ortigia.

Unique. A cathedral construction with ancient Greek pillars from the temple of Athena mixed with 18th century Rococo! Set in a lovely plaza. Sit with a beer in the restaurant opposite the cathedral and watch humanity wonder by.

Absolutely breathtaking. I went in with curiosity, but I left completely speechless. The Syracuse Cathedral took me by surprise in the best possible way. Truly one of the highlights of my visit to Sicily. I highly recommend it!

Beautiful place with sweet water coming underneath the sea from the mountains. Full of fish and geese and ducks. Seems to be the only place where papyrus (paper reed) plant still grows in Europe. Too bad it’s not well maintained by the authorities, seems to be pretty dirt, maybe because it’s off season(April).

You can see papyrus here—it used to be a water source for ancient Syracuse. Papyrus is the plant ancient Egyptians used to make early paper. They’d cut the stalks, press them together, and dry them to write on. Fun fact: that’s where the word “paper” comes from.

Freshwater spring almost in the sea which was once the main water source in ortigia. It is a little worse for wear at the moment and sadly the first animal i spotted was a rat swimming across. It's also home to various birds and amphibians

Basically a pond with some fish and ducks. Don't waste your time unless you are nearby at the seafront. It is not worth a special visit. No tickets needed.

Arethusa Spring, known locally as Fonte Aretusa, is one of Ortygia’s most enchanting landmarks—a place where history, myth, and natural beauty blend effortlessly. Situated along the waterfront, just a short walk from the bustling heart of Syracuse, the spring feels like a quiet pause in time, inviting visitors to slow down and admire a rare and ancient wonder. According to Greek mythology, the nymph Arethusa fled from Arcadia and emerged here in Syracuse as a freshwater spring. Standing by the water’s edge, it’s easy to understand how such a legend took root. The spring forms a calm, circular pool bordered by stone and lush greenery, with tall papyrus plants rising gracefully from the water. Seeing papyrus growing naturally in Europe is incredibly rare, and it gives the site a unique, almost exotic character. The pool is home to ducks, fish, and a few elegant swans, which glide across the water and add to the serene atmosphere. From the edge of the spring, visitors can look out toward the sea, where the deep blue of the Mediterranean contrasts beautifully with the soft, reflective surface of the freshwater basin. Fonte Aretusa is not a long stop—perhaps fifteen or twenty minutes—but it is undeniably memorable. Whether you’re drawn by the mythology, the natural setting, or simply the peaceful ambiance, the spring offers a lovely moment of calm amid Ortygia’s lively streets. Overall, Arethusa Spring is a charming and iconic spot, perfect for photos, quiet reflection, and appreciating one of Syracuse’s most poetic landmarks.

Presenting Mrs. Ashley Tirzah Moon & Mrs. Guidance River Moon 👰🏻‍♀️💍👰🏿‍♀️💕🔔💒🇮🇹🌈 We are so excited to share our Italian wedding with y'all. This day was simply magical in every single way. I am so blessed to have the honor of marrying my soul mate in such a beautiful and romantic place; in front of my professors and classmates. I am so grateful to all of the people that made our day breathtakingly special from start to finish. We began our nuptuals with an intimate prayer in front of the Cathedral, just between me and my bride. After the ceremony in front of the cathedral we exchanged vows and joined our souls with a beautiful water ceremony at Fonte Aretusa. Followed by a beautiful dinner overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Wedding #1 is complete, now to do it all over again in front of our friends and family in Santa Barbara in just a few days time! 🛐👰🏻‍♀️💍👰🏿‍♀️🔔🗓️ Absolutely amazing! Such a beautiful place to walk around and see the Mediterranean Sea and different birds. This was a cute little spot the directly into the walkway.

The Fountain of Arethusa is a place full of history and myth, beautifully set by the sea in Ortigia. According to Greek legend, the nymph Arethusa was transformed into this spring by the goddess Artemis, and the river Alpheus flows underground to unite with her waters. It’s especially remarkable because it contains fresh water despite being located right next to the sea. You can even see wild papyrus and other plants growing there, which adds to its charm. Worth a short visit if you’re nearby.

An opulent Baroque palace belonging to the princes of Villadorata. You can visit some of the grand rooms including the lavishly decorated ballroom where piano recitals are sometimes held. Worth noting are the balconies with baroque masks for corbels, typical of the Sicilian Baroque style.

Step in and touch the past of Noto. Interesting place showing you the history of this famous local family as well as their way from France to Italy and Sicily in this case. Walking around in the rooms one has the opportunity to see the "old" way of spending time, having guests, entertaining family and friends in the music room as well as enjoy the view from the balcony. It is worth visiting and exploring this house full of marble.

Five winged horses appear as corbels on the front of Palazzo Nicolaci di Villadorata (1733) on Via Corrado Nicolaci in Noto, Sicily, Italy. Five plump faces appear on the corbels supporting a balcony of the palace. An annual flower festival called the Infiorata tajkes place on Via Corrado Nicolaci in front of the palace every May.

Virtually a few steps away from the cathedral well worth a visit. Few rooms have explanatory cards though which is a pity. Great views from the ballroom's balcony

A private palace. The last owner didn't have any offspring so it was sold to the state. It is beautifully presented. Especially the ceiling paintings and decorations with 3D effects.

The staff was very kind and the view from the balconies was beautiful. I recommend the combined ticket, together with Municipio and Teatro Tina di Lorenzo

The receptionist here made the visit. She was very keen to share about the place. The place itself is quite nice. Nice but not the grandest of palazzos I've seen around.

Pleasant walk through the Cathedral. Some very interesting art pieces on the walls. You can feel stepping back in time and image the history that took place here long before we arrived.

Noto Cathedral, also known as Cattedrale di San Nicolò, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Noto, Sicily, Italy. Dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Myra, it’s a prime example of Sicilian Baroque architecture. Construction began in the early 18th century after the 1693 earthquake and was completed in 1776. The cathedral features a stunning limestone façade with two bell towers, a monumental staircase, and a central bronze portal depicting scenes from Saint Conrad Confalonieri’s life. Its dome collapsed in 1996 due to structural issues from a 1990 earthquake but was rebuilt, and the cathedral reopened in 2007. The interior, with a Latin cross layout, houses Saint Conrad’s relics and modern frescoes. It’s part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto.

We visited the Cathedral of Noto and were truly impressed. Getting there was very easy – it’s about an hour’s drive from Catania on a smooth and convenient highway. Parking was no problem at all, we even found a free spot right next to the cathedral, which was a big plus. The cathedral itself is located right in the heart of the city, just as you’d expect. While there were some tourists around, it wasn’t overly crowded like in Taormina, which made the visit much more pleasant. The cathedral is stunning from the outside, but equally impressive inside – and best of all, admission is free. It’s definitely worth a visit, whether as part of a day trip or even just a half-day tour, since Noto is not a very large town. Still, there are several beautiful sights to explore, and the cathedral alone makes the trip more than worthwhile.

The Noto Cathedral is the magnificent centerpiece of Noto, dominating the main square and serving as the city's undisputed Baroque showstopper. Its immense staircase and towering façade are incredibly impressive, but the real magic happens at sunset or late afternoon. As the sun begins to dip, the warm, honey-colored limestone of the cathedral is illuminated by a deep golden light, making the entire structure seem to glow. This is the absolute best time to visit and photograph this stunning example of Sicilian Baroque architecture. We took the advice to sit on the grand staircase for almost 30 minutes, and it was the perfect decision. The steps provide natural seating where you can relax, people-watch, and simply absorb the beauty of the city, all while enjoying the incredible view of the Duomo and the surrounding piazza bathed in that beautiful evening light. It’s a moment of pure, tranquil enjoyment. While the interior is also beautifully restored and worth seeing, the power of this cathedral lies in its exterior presence and its integration into the stunning urban landscape of Noto. It is an unmissable experience.

The cathedral sits beautifully at the top of the main staircase and is one of the highlights of Noto’s baroque architecture. The facade is grand and elegant, and the interior, while simpler, still feels impressive thanks to the height and the soft light coming through the windows. It’s definitely worth a visit if you’re walking through the historic center. The view of the cathedral from the bottom of the steps is especially striking.

Warm Noto stone facade on the outside and inside a space of calm contemplation. By far the most spiritual and reflective church I have visited in Sicily. Don’t miss the Pentecost painting in the cupola.

We were luck to be here when there was an international piano competition was taking place in town. Walking through these streets looking at the grand architecture while capturing the Holly spirit of the Cathedral and other churches was absolutely breathtaking

Beautiful and well maintained garden featuring a small playground for children. It makes a good starting point for your exploration of the historical part of Ragusa, especially if you park your car at the adjacent paid parking area. Definitely worth the visit.

Beautiful park with impressive architecture and plenty of seating in the sun as well as in the shadows. Lots of cats, dogs are allowed and the cats are fine with it, no drama.

A lovely garden with amazing views of the valley below . You will find washrooms on the site . A good array of flowers but it depends on the time of year you visit . The site is well maintained and a great place for kids to play in the playground. Take a break and relax .

Nice garden with great views on the valley. It's clean and it has several benches to sit down and enjoy the weather and the breeze. Nice place to relax for a bit and charge the battery in Ragusa Ibla. We are happy we visited.

Nicest, cleanest, only well-maintained Park I have seen in Sicily in the past 10 days!

Well manicured, plenty of places to sit, a beautiful fountain. A great place to take a break from the heat when walking around Ragusa Ibla.

To go place when visiting Ragusa. You can park on nearby parking places. Be sure to pay the parking as there is lady comming regularly checking license numbers for valid ticket. You can see the whole park and go by walk to old city which is just next to it. Lot of cafeteria and restaurant and shops. This is the nicest park of Ragusa.

Superb monument. Looks great from all nearby streets. Wonderful backdrop to the town of Ibla. Do yourself a favour and go visit this church even if to only stick your head inside for a few minutes.

Beautiful church that leaves a lasting impression on you. It looks out over a square which is also a great place to hang for a while. There weren’t many people around so it was very pleasant.

Ornate The Duomo di San Giorgio in Ragusa is a stunning example of Sicilian Baroque architecture, perched at the top of a dramatic flight of stairs. Entry is free, making it a must-visit landmark. The ornate façade and peaceful interior offer a memorable cultural and spiritual experience, with beautiful frescoes and intricate details. A true highlight of Ragusa!

A truly imposing church in Ragusa. It can be seen from the lower side of the square and gives you a sense of superiority. I visited it during Holy Week and also attended the rehearsals for the church organ. It is worth seeing. The place does not have a ticket.

Beautiful Church with amazing photo opportunities both inside and out

Make sure to visit during sunset or early evening. The colors look amazing.

Pay 3 euro to access the spiral staircase to get above the church,

The Duomo di San Giorgio in Modica is absolutely stunning! It’s a beautiful example of Sicilian Baroque style and sits high up on a massive staircase with 250 steps, giving you amazing views of the city. The church itself has this grand, three-tiered façade and a really intricate interior, full of details that show off Modica’s rich history and artistic flair. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is pretty cool. If you’re fit enough to tackle the steep stairs, you’ll be rewarded with magnificent views of Modica’s terracotta rooftops. Definitely a must-see if you’re ever in the area!

The Chiesa di San Giorgio offers a distinct and rewarding experience compared to other Modica churches. Located high up in Modica Superiore, the journey to the entrance is half the reward: you ascend via a series of majestic, tiered staircases, which were beautifully covered with blooming flowers during our visit, making the climb feel incredibly scenic. Once you reach the top, the panoramic view of the city of Modica, with its Baroque rooftops spilling down the hillside, is spectacular and completely worth the effort. Crucially, the church felt noticeably less crowded than its counterpart, Chiesa San Pietro. This provided a much more contemplative and peaceful atmosphere, allowing us to fully appreciate the dramatic architecture and the quiet grandeur of the surrounding urban landscape. San Giorgio is considered one of the finest examples of Sicilian Baroque architecture and is often hailed as a masterpiece of the style, particularly by the famed architect Rosario Gagliardi. The imposing façade, which seems to rise organically from the staircase, is truly breathtaking. If you only have time for one Baroque masterpiece in Modica, or if you prefer a quieter, more scenic visit with an incredible payoff view, San Giorgio is the absolute must-see.

The Cathedral of Saint George stands as a majestic testament to Sicilian Baroque architecture, captivating visitors with its ornate facades, elaborate sculptures, and soaring domes. Dating back to the 14th century, the cathedral has undergone various renovations and expansions, each adding to its grandeur and historical significance. Stepping inside the play of light on marble surfaces and the intricate detailing of the interior create an atmosphere of reverence and wonder. One of the highlights of a visit to Modica Cathedral is ascending its bell tower, offering panoramic views of the cityscape below. It is a testament to the enduring legacy of Sicilian craftsmanship and a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the rich cultural tapestry of this region.

Duomo di San Giorgio is a stunning Baroque cathedral in Sicily, known for its dramatic façade and rich history. A must-see for architecture and culture lovers.

A must-see sight in Modica. Wonderful flowers and bushes around, very well maintained building, one of Modica's landmarks.

Fantastic views of Modica from the bell tower

2€for bell tower well worth it

5€ for a car. There a tons of small trees and some bushes. We were able to park our car in the shade so it didn‘t get too hot. You will have to walk a bit back along the street to enter the national park / to the beaches.

We were here during low season. The parking was free and we had a beer with caponata in the bar. The food was excellent, the place quiet with great service. Staff was very good. The walk to the beach is no more than 20 minutes and is easy to do with sandals. Only problem is that the beach was windy. Highly recommend in a week day during low season, but I can imagine this place really busy during summer.

3,5€ Parking including Free cold showers, very cleaned toilets and we got plus 1 free beverage! They also have a restaurant that seems to be great!

3.5€ to leave the car. The parking is big and you get a free drink (coke, ice tea, etc.).

(Translated by Google) The signs said "tree-lined parking," but the cars were actually parked outside, in the sun and among the rocks and brush. The bathrooms and showers were old. We paid €5 and were given a small sandwich as a gift. Overall, it was uncomfortable and unwelcoming. (Original) Le indicazioni dicevano "parcheggio alberato" in realtà le auto erano messe all' esterno, sotto il sole e in mezzo alle pietre e alle sterpaglie. Bagni e docce vecchi. Abbiamo pagato 5 euro con in regalo un piccolo panino. Nel complesso poco comodo e poco accogliente.

(Translated by Google) The parking lot has been under seizure since mid-July, complete with tape and various fines posted, but the black guys still charge you a €5 parking fee. In any case, I see no other alternative for visiting the place. (Original) Parcheggio sotto sequestro da metà luglio, con tanto di nastro bindellato e vari verbali affissi, ma i 5 euro di parcheggio dai ragazzi di colore ti vengono sempre chiesti. In ogni caso non vedo alternative per visitare il posto.

(Translated by Google) Paid parking is available for €5.00 on a plot of land with trees separating it, with showers and restrooms available. At the end of the road is a small bar/restaurant offering overnight accommodations. I personally didn't stay overnight or eat there. (Original) Parcheggio a pagamento € 5.00 su terreno con alberelli divisori con possibilità di utilizzare docce e servizi. In fondo alla strada piccolo bar/ristorantino con possibilità di pernottamento. Personalmente non ho né pernottato né mangiato.

Vendicari is beautiful. With the ticket you get access to 5 beaches. Walking to each take plenty of time so decide on one or two to visit if you really want to walk. Otherwise go by car. Note. The road is bad. You will find many cars coming and going both ways. Be careful not to scratch your car against the plants/branches coming towards you. A bit of a pain in the bum. Otherwise the beach is beautiful.

Absolutely beautiful reserve. Amazing bird life and very hot in summer bring water and be prepared bathrooms are more of a bush wee !! There is however along the trail the most incredible beach for swimming and just the most unbelievable beautiful clear water. Take a cozzie. And definitely wear it because there are no changing rooms.

Very beautifull! Parking 5 eur/day(crash, vsrd). Go for some fruits in Oasi di fruta!Family ticket to enter rezerve - 7 eur (only card). Take all day for this place. Beach is perfect. Walking paths also. Come early and leave till sunset.

It was a great decision to go there. We saw flamingos on the distance but also it was a nice walk around. We were at the beginning of December and it was nice weather so we could see the birds. Amazing experience.

Surprisingly beautiful walk, spotted flamingos! Make sure to take sun protection as there are large portions with no shade.

Rough road in and parking €5 + €3.5 each for entry to national park. Great beach with glistening Ionian ocean.

Great opportunity to observe beautiful flamingos in their natural environment. Very inspiring and lovely experience.

The best restaurant in Senglea which don’t miss to taste. Reasonable price with Amazing food and also Amazing place.

Nice to see !

Nice sight

(Translated by Google) Very nice historical place. Although small, it is an impressive building with beautiful stonework. Next to it there is a wooden pier that leads to the beach. There are gastronomy points there that encourage you to come in and have something to drink or eat. I will definitely come back (Original) Bardzo ładne historyczne miejsce. Choć niewielki, to imponujący budynek z pięknym kamieniem. Obok jest drewniany pomost który prowadzi na plażę. Znajdują się tam punkty gastro, które zachęcają żeby wejść i się czegoś napić lub zjeść. Na pewno wrócę

A nice sight in Pozzalo, worth visiting.

(Translated by Google) This beautiful and useful tower was primarily a warehouse, especially for Easter, and now the water washes its foundation, in the past it was hundreds of meters from the shore. Worthy of Sicily and Mediterranean navigation, too bad I haven't been there in another life! (Original) Acest frumos si util turn a fost în primul rand depozit în special de Paște iar acum apa ii scalda temelia în trecut era la sute de metri de mal. Demn de sicilia si navigația pe mediterana pacat ca nu am fost în el în alta viata !

(Translated by Google) I am a true Pozzallese! As I was born in a house on Via Marconi in Pozzallo, today in the year 2025 I am 68 years old, I have lived in Milan for 64 years, and almost every year I have always come to Pozzallo on holiday, when I was 15 the Cabrera tower and the warehouses were truly something evocative! First of all: the sea beat on the front facade of the tower, the boats arrived at the small port bringing the fish caught by the fishing boats anchored offshore in front of this small port, and where today there are restaurants on this small port, in those years they sold the fish received from the boats. In the history of the Cabrera tower, the tower was built to protect the town but above all for the storage of various goods, stored in the warehouses of this small port, I'm sorry to say but it was better before, and the same thing that in the Piazza del Duomo in Milan, the restaurants put the tables and in the sacristy, they opened the restaurant! The thing, it would be just laughable, then the port ruined everything, with its construction, the sea currents changed, today the tower is on the sand, and walking barefoot in the water of the seashore, you feel pain under your feet, as today the currents in the sea of ​​Pozzallo carry the sand, and there is no longer a current that removes it, many years ago walking in the water, was like walking on a foam mattress, today it feels like walking in an airport, and I'm sure that at this rate, in the future there will be an airport in front of the tower, today the beach of Pozzallo compared to many years ago is at least 10 times wider! And every year it will be worse! (Original) Io sono Pozzallese vero ! In quanto sono nato in una casa di via Marconi Pozzallo , oggi nell'anno 2025 ho 68 anni , abito a Milano da 64 anni , e quasi tutti gli anni sono sempre venuto a Pozzallo in vacanza , quando avevo 15 anni la torre cabrerà e i magazzini , erano veramente qualcosa di suggestivo ! Prima cosa : nella facciata anteriore della torre batteva il mare , sul porticciolo arrivavano le barche che portavano il pesce prelevato dai pescherecci ancorati a largo davanti a questo porticciolo, e dove oggi ci sono i ristoranti su questo porticciolo , in quegli anni vendevano il pesce , ricevuto dalle barchette. Nella storia della di torre cabrerà , la torre era nata , per salvaguardia del paese ma soprattutto per i magazzini di varie merci , depositati nei magazzini di questo porticciolo, mi dispiace dirlo ma era meglio prima , e la stessa cosa che in piazza del Duomo di Milano , i ristoranti mettessero i tavolini e in sacrestia , aprissero il ristorante ! La cosa , sarebbe solo da ridere , poi il porto ha rovinato tutto , con la sua costruzione, sono cambiate le correnti del mare , oggi la torre e sulla sabbia , e camminando a piedi scalzi dentro l'acqua della riva del mare , si sente dolore sotto i piedi , in quanto oggi le correnti nel mare di Pozzallo portano la sabbia , e non esiste più una corrente che la toglie, tanti anni fa' a camminare in acqua, era come camminare su un materasso di gomma piuma, oggi sembra di camminare in aeroporto, e sono sicuro che di questo passo, in futuro davanti la torre ci sarà un aeroporto, oggi la spiaggia di Pozzallo rispetto a molti anni indietro e larga almeno 10 volte in più ! E ogni anno sarà peggio !

(Translated by Google) Of the various beaches visited, this was the one I liked the most, not very large, certainly not to be visited on Saturdays or Sundays which are super crowded like the others. Then the island can be reached by swimming or by pedal boat which can be rented on site for 15 euros an hour, especially the part near the tower is fantastic. (Original) Delle varie spiagge visitate questa è stata quella che mi è piaciuta di più non grandissima sicuramente da non andare il sabato o la domenica che sono super affollate come del resto anche le altre. Poi l'isola raggiungibile a nuoto o con il pedalò d noleggiare in loco 15 euri l'ora, è fantastica soprattutto la parte vicino alla torre.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, wild.... to be visited strictly under the blazing sun... with the cicadas singing their call constantly... with the heat that exhales from the ground and which causes a mirage effect in the desert.... and with a crystal clear sea that surrounds it!! 360° sensory experience!! With a 10 minute walk you can also reach the fortress that overlooks and dominates the entire island. Recommended😊😊 (Original) Bella, selvaggia.... da visitare rigorosamente sotto il sole a picco ... con le cicale che intonano il loro verso costantemente... con la calura che esala dal suolo e che provoca effetto miraggi nel deserto.... e con un mare cristallino che la circonda!! Esperienza sensoriale a 360°!! Con 10 min di cammino potete raggiungere anche la fortezza che sovrasta e domina l' intera isola. Consigliata😊😊

(Translated by Google) A beautiful island at the end of Sicily. Few people know that the building was once a Spanish prison. Over time it became a museum and nowadays it is all closed. However, you have the opportunity to get off the ship and explore the whole area. It is the southernmost island of Sicily. (Original) Nádherný ostrůvek na konci Sicílie. Málokdo ví, že ta budova byla kdysi dávno španělské vězení. Postupem času se to stalo muzeem a v dnešní době je to celé uzavřené. Máte však možnost vystoupit z lodi a celé okolí si prohlédnout. Je to nejjižnější ostrov Sicílie.

(Translated by Google) Unique place in the world with crystal clear waters full of fish. A kingdom for sea lovers but also a place of peace and tranquility. (Original) Posto unico al mondo con acque cristalline piene di pesci. Un regno per gli amanti del mare ma anche un luogo di pace e tranquillità.

(Translated by Google) A really nice excursion.... in front of Portopalo, I went there with my brother-in-law, you arrive via small boats. I recommend going there to anyone who is in those parts. (Original) Davvero una bella simpatica escursione....di fronte a portopalo,ci sono stato con mio cognato,si arriva attraverso piccole imbarcazioni. Consiglio di andarci a chi si trova da quelle parti.

(Translated by Google) Stunning sea and caves accessible by dinghy that will leave you speechless (Original) Mare stupendo e grotte accessibili con gommone da restare a bocca aperta

(Translated by Google) Amazing place... With a magical sea... You can get there by boat or pedal boat... (Original) Posto stupendo... Con un mare magico... Si può arrivare sia in barca che in pedalò...