Amazing views with crystal clear waters! Easy to get to even if it's high tide. Just a quick walk or swim through the water.

Very beautiful and romantic place

Extreme southern point of Europe, with the exception of Lampedusa Island, the Stream Island, named due to its location, a meeting point between the Mediterranean Sea and the Ionian Sea.

Beautiful places!

amazing place

(Translated by Google) Sicily's southernmost islet, with a beautiful 360-degree view. It's a shame about the lighthouse, which is completely abandoned and unsafe. It should be renovated and made accessible to tourists, because doing so would mean people would go there anyway, and it's very dangerous. If you're in the area, it's worth a visit. (Original) Isolotto più a sud della Sicilia, molto bella la vista a 360 gradi. Peccato per la struttura del faro, totalmente abbandonata e priva di messa in sicurezza. Andrebbe ristrutturata e resa accessibile ai turisti, perché così facendo qualcuno ci va comunque ed è molto pericoloso. Se vi trovate in zona vale la pena visitarlo.

(Translated by Google) The end of Italy... and the beginning of enchantment! The Isola delle Correnti is a simply wonderful place, difficult to describe in words. Here, nature speaks for itself: crystal-clear sea, wind, silence, and a unique sense of peace. A place that stays in your heart. 🌊🇮🇹 (Original) La fine dell’Italia… e l’inizio dell’incanto! L’Isola delle Correnti è un luogo semplicemente meraviglioso, difficile da descrivere a parole. Qui la natura parla da sola: mare cristallino, vento, silenzio e un senso di pace unico. Un posto che resta nel cuore. 🌊🇮🇹

Love it here! The Lido is well kept, the staff is friendly and depending on the wind you can either swim or do some light snorkeling. The view on the island and the Southernmost sopt of Italy are also lovely.

Fantastic sunsets, that you can enjoy in the Scialai bar, Grab something to eat as the food is nice. On the left you will have Isola del Correnti in front of a marvelous beach with crystal cereal water . ,💞

The lido itself is a really nice place, well organised with quality food, good cocktails and good services in general. However, the sea, on the day that we were there, wasn't so great and the beach was full of little irritating flies. Nice.place to.enjoy a cocktail and watch the sun set into the sea

The most south place in Sicilia. The most south restaurant in Sicilia. As this restaurant is here the only, you will love it. It is exactly the place where you want to stay, sit, eat, relax. Beautifull mix Grill. Absolute fantastic wine. Coffee can not miss. I love it here.

Amazing restaurant to eat on the sea! High quality seafood! Really recommended! Service is excellent, especially Pippo! Number one

Fantastic beach club restaurant with incredible views of Isola delle Correnti. Beach club converts from a family restaurant to a nightclub at night with live DJs playing on the weekend. Good for young crowds.

Perfect spot, good restaurant.

Beautiful secluded beach suitable for relaxing and eating great food

One of the best beaches I ever set foot on. There are many "lidi" way overpriced. €50 for a third row beach umbrella with a half empty place is kind of a shame because the rest is nice.

Just arrived here,45 euro for 2 beda and parasol,no even small table, shower 0,50 cent euro, terrible! Looks really old! The beach is nice,clear water , I would not to take a risk to eat here.

Friendly enough staff but way overpriced for what they propose (both beach and restaurant) Setting is ok on the beach. We never got our meal because they forgot due to a 'busy service' but did not bother compensating or making an effort to apologise. Showers need to be paid extra. Toilets are not the cleanest.

Nice, this quiet beach was a bit windy. For laying sunbathing and reading a book . But had a lovely walk. When walking back towards the wind, stay right on the beach where the Sands damp so you don't get sand in your eyes.

It's beautiful: the sand is nice and soft, the water is crystal clear! Definitely recommend to come here, it's beautiful in every season if you enjoy the sea

Prices a bit above average but it is still worth it.

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.

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.

Nice azure water, beach quite clean, just tge public part we went in (stopping here just for 3 hours) was not having any shower or change room. 2 bars selling drinks and food nearby. Beach entry suitable for kids, small waves during the day. Photo was edited to remove me and my kid.

The beach itself is really beautiful, with clear waters that are warm in some places and colder in others. There are rocks that we really enjoyed diving from. Luckily, the day we were there, there was no wind and the water was not too dirty. As for parking, you can leave your car for free about a 10-15 minute walk from the beach or there are paid parking lots. The main problem, however, is the management of the space: practically 90% of the beach is taken up by private beaches, leaving only a small 10% of the beach free. Imagine how many people crowded into this small space, with umbrellas stacked on top of each other and people carrying speakers, making a huge racket. We also noticed illegal beach clubs, literally setting up umbrellas and occupying the free beach without any rights. It is really annoying and chaotic. Many people arrived, saw the situation and immediately left. It is a shame, because by law the space occupied by beach clubs should not be that big. If you do not want to pay for an umbrella and a sunbed and hope to relax in peace, it is not the ideal beach. Keep in mind that we were there in early July, so not in peak season either.

I was there Oct 17, 2025 and it was 24 C sunny. The water was not calm on this day and waves were coming in 2 feet (just less than 1 metre) high. Not ideal for kids/babies. Beautiful beach with real sand! Decent amount of surfers there as well. There was tons of garage can, a shower and amenities. I had a great time there with my wife and no issues.

My wife and I almost didn't go here because of the misleading reviews. I believe that locals intentionally review this place as dirty to keep the tourists away. It was clean. Water was pristine. This has been our favourite beach in Sicily so far. Ignorantly bad reviews and Prego!

There are parts where the water is clear but not all of it, also there is only a small part free for use, most of it are private bar/hotel beaches. I think a saw beach near this one, better hidden and i eould reccomend you to look for it

Fontane Bianche is a great and definitely worth visiting. We parked for free in one of the parkings, but unsure if it was indeed free or free due to low season as it was end of may. The only downside is that a great por of the beach is taken by Lidos, meaning a lot of paid areas, but a short walk can take you to a good spot at the sand. The water is crystal clear, and nature around is beautiful.

A very nice beach with a very clear water and fine white sand. There are some good parkings too and some bars and restaurants.

Beautiful blue pools and plenty of space to swim or sit on the edge. Be ready for the hike down and the hike back up is intense. Bring plenty of water even if it’s not a hot day. Wouldn’t recommend if you have injuries due to the long hike.

Great place. The drive there is already nice, especially the last few hundred meters. The walk down was nice and once arrived stunning place. Great swimming and views. Don’t forget to take enough water, some food and wear good walking shoes. The walk up is pretty tough, especially in full sun.

We arrived late morning. Originally tried using Apple Maps to get here, but it took us to the wrong spot. It’s beautiful hike down, make sure you have hiking boots. Bring a towel and swim suet as well. The pools at the bottom are beautiful. The climb back up is hard and you will need lots of water and rests.

Beautiful place. It is very nice and easy hike. The natural pools are really nice and clean, but a bit cold for my taste.

Bit of a walk, 40 mins via route B, winding slope. 50 mins back up via route A, a lot and I mean a lot of steps but lots of shade as well

Fantastic walk to the lagoons. A few options for walking routes from the ticket desk which are clearly signposted during the walk. €2 each to enter and we paid €4 to park at the nearby car park.

This place is wonderful! One have to go down hill for 1.3km, and another 1.3km up hill so it is exhausting but worth it !

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 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.

One of the most beautiful churches in Sicily! Spectacular with beautiful surroundings

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.

2€for bell tower well worth it

Well kept and not to miss. Warning you need to walk and many stairs.

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,

Just visited for the evening. And watch the sunset

Absolutely idyllic place to stay. Breakfast on the gorgeous terrace provided by the wonderful Vanessa and her delicious cakes couldn't be better. Our room was bright and spotlessly clean with everything you need for a few days holiday. Pefect location.

Great location direct access to a beach. Very clean and tidy, facilities are good, cooking facilities, fridge/freezer, utensils etc. Lovely shower room and wc area. Plenty of wardrobe space and hangers shelves and drawers.

The place is stunning, the view is breathtaking. The rooms and bathrooms are clean and welcoming. Breakfast on the terrace of Montalbano with a spectacular view is not to be missed. Furthermore, the whole team was very welcoming, nice, and always available. Too beautiful, we will return :)

One of the undoubted highlights of my life. The location, the views, and the sunsets are outstanding. The rooms and use of the living room, dining room and terrace make this an immense joy to stay here. Ivana and her colleagues make you feel very much at home. Punta Secca is a small but perfectly formed place, may it and Casa Montalbano never change.

La Casa Di Montalbano was an absolutely charming little BnB! Ivana and her team—Simone and Agata—were so warm and welcoming, and extremely available for our every need. The rooms were spacious and clean, and the breakfast was delicious. We took our mom here for her 70th birthday, as she is a big Montalbano fan, and it was so fun to stay in the house and get the full Montalbano experience. There are also some AMAZING restaurants in Punta Secca. But that wasn't all there is! Punta Secca is very well connected to the southeast part of Sicily. We took day trips to Siracusa, Noto, Ragusa, Modica, Piazza Arminaria (to see the Villa del Casale Romano), and we also managed to squeeze in a beach day at Marina di Ragusa. All in all, we had an amazing tip and would highly recommend this BnB to any lovers of Montalbano, or even just of Sicily!

Simply the best place on earth ! Very welcomed team, very clean, apartment equipped of beach front umbrellas and chairs, fully equipped kitchen and given sea towels too ... I cannot recommend this place more than ever. With the best view and located ON THE BEACH, you will have a dream coming true time ... We spent our honeymoon with our kids, we will be coming back very soon ... Best place EVER ... thanks to Ivana, Daria and the Owner Pietro ... you all made our time the best memorie to look for ...

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.

This location is very beautiful and unique. Regrettably, the area is littered with plastic waste from the sea. It's disheartening to observe such a unique place squandered due to a lack of proper protection and conservation for future generations. It's essential to raise awareness about environmental protection and encourage responsible waste management to preserve this beautiful place for future generations to enjoy.

At the end of April the place is very calm and quiet. There is a lot of space with tiny sand. There was some rubbish, though.

Beautiful sandy beach, clear, blue water. We were there on a weekday and met only a few people by the sea. However, there is a lot of garbage around, the showers were not working (maybe they were elsewhere too), there are no tracks, so after crossing the dunes, look for a way to get back.

very pleasant beach, clean, calm and warm waters. it is just a pity that even though it is inside a reserve, you can still find some rubbish around. but unfortunately i guess that this seems to be the case for most beaches i visited in sicily so far

A spectacular sandy beach greets you after a pleasant stroll through a forest with plenty of well-placed picnic benches. But beware the strong tide - stay in the shallows unless you're a very able swimmer. Free entry, and we weren't stopped from bringing our little dog with us.

Very nice beach -almost no trash as usual in sicily. 5 mins of walk are worth ! Easy to find. sweetwater showers and toilets on the way

Secluded, sandy beach that you reach by walking through a beautiful pine tree forest! So perfect. Excellent for kids and calm water to play in. No amenities so bring a picnic

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.

Only half of the exhibition is visible .The rest is because of damage by rainwater or construction work for visitors not reachable. A lttle bit disapointing for visitors.

Greek civilization artefacts in very good condition. The island was a Greek colony. I’m not giving 5 stars for the lack of english language and lack of an english guide tour. No AC. Crazy hit in the summer. Maybe it’s just temporary.

More than expected, the archeological museum showcases a good collection of ancient objects. The terrace offers a good view of the Greek acropolis just beside.

The whole place was set up for walking in a certain direction. Best part was the wing with all the coins. Two gentleman did not allow our group to see the column because one of the men had to unlock the gate but neither would. Our group was told to take photos from the balcony almost 100 yards from the item we came to see.

Employees who really don't care , flickering lights that don't let you see the exhibits , an image of abandonment which the great treasures that are stored in do not deserve. Shame on the local authorities for not preserving their ancient heritage.

Regional Archaeological Museum of Gela can be considered together with Siracusa, Palermo, Agrigento, Catania among the most important in southern Italy and in the Mediterranean. There are contents, archaeological finds, inscriptions, coins, architectural elements and much more from various periods from prehistory to the Middle Ages. However, the collection of the classical and Greek era is impressive. Unmissable visit for tourists who want to discover Sicily and relive some of its most significant testimonies. Welcome, I recommend to visit the museum with a local guide. :)

one of the things to visit in Gela together with the Acropolis! the doric column left brings back all the idea of where the temple of demetra/ceres was before. Walking around the acropolis is very suggestive especially during events inside.

These people need an actual museum professional to run this place. Some amazing stuff but no descriptions on a majority of items. No history really and no details. Everything in Italian only. Not *nearly* as much stuff as you would expect. Very little really. I'd say it's not worth the 5 euros, but let the buyer be 'ware.

No information about closing museum but the doors were shut down

I felt like the exposition could be much more! Feels like the best pieces are not on display. The structure needs immediate attention, parts look like they have serious structural damages! Ladies at the biglietteria were extra nice, complimenti! The price of 4€ is reasonable.

Pretty shabby museum. Don’t go in with high expectations. The signs are in Italian only, so might be better for those who read Italian?

This museum is in an old theatre and is a bit unloved. It's old fashioned with a confusing layout, but looks like it's being slowly renovated. Some fabulous exhibits of ceramics through the ages in Sicily (could be labelled better though). Well worth a visit and a must for ceramic lovers. Only €4 entry.

Visited with a group of nine. Could not change 50 euros for first person. We could make the 8 euros entrance for 2 with small change but apparently this is not legal tender in Italy because it was refused and virtually thrown back at us. So none of us went in! Very rude and poor for tourism.

Found some interesting and very elaborate ceramic artefacts in the museum. The nearby public park surrounded by hundreds of different vases, one different from the other, was intriguing. Catch the little train in the main square and make the 20 minute ride through the narrow streets. Some amazing elaborate buildings. And plenty of shops to buy this very unique ceramics artwork.

Gorgeous and unique staircase with beautiful ceramics! The photos don't make it justice! It is lovely! We adventured ourselves to go all the way up and then down.

We actually planned our visit to coincide with the St. James Festival as part of our Youth Jubilee program. Being right at the front row for the St. James procession was something I’ll never forget. The energy, the devotion, the scene, it was really something special. The area was packed with people, both locals and tourists, all celebrating together. Shops stayed open late and there was this beautiful sense of unity. Honestly, I just feel incredibly blessed to have been part of it. It was one of those rare, meaningful moments where everything comes together.

This is in Caltagirone. The famous Scalinata. It is thrilling to watch. Every step is decorated with ceramics. It was quiet in early July. On the 25th July it is decorated with lanterns for the feast.

Beautiful, historic area. Challenging climb ,best to enjoy the ceramics and pace yourself

The Staircase of Santa María del Monte in Caltagirone is a breathtaking cascade of 142 steps, each decorated with hand-painted ceramic tiles that narrate Sicily’s artistic and cultural heritage from the 10th to the 20th century. Walking up feels like ascending through layers of history, where every riser is a window into the island’s soul. The staircase is not just an architectural masterpiece but a living symbol of Caltagirone’s centuries-old ceramics tradition. Unfortunately, we visited on a Sunday, when nearly all the artisan workshops and shops were closed, leaving us without the chance to experience the vibrant craftsmanship that usually brings the staircase to life

142 historical beautiful stairs. Very nice overview from the top

Charming place, great view from the top, almost no turists in the evening.

It is a nice place. But not many things are opened yet. I guess it will become nice .

The charger is behind the barrier. I rang the reception and the lady claimed that there was no charger there. Chaos, don't take…

Great marina. Good facilities. Friendly community. Good service. Pricey chandlery, but aren't they all. Downside is expensive calor gas and no fuel in this marina or within 30nm although the marina staff will drive you to car fuel station in the town

Outstanding place! What a jewel! Looking forward to visit and stay again when fully completed. Thank you.

A very good marina with great showers and bathroom, rec center, and activities. It's easy to walk every where in Licata and it's not crowded with tourists and the inflated costs they encourage.

Reasonable place at the south shore of Sicily. New safe marina. Good point for trip to Malta. There are wintering on bord. Some problems with long transfer from international airport at evening and night time.

Lovely marina, all facilities you need .large shopping mall within the marina. Cafeteria /restaurant /cochtail lounge. Marina reception Maria and Emi are so helpful. As for the Marinaios they r there when u need them. Lovely and friendly people. Must visit.

Great place to walk on the streets and sit on the steps of where the ancients did thousands of years ago. Also, the area has been reasonably well-maintained. The signage looks great, there are benches for resting under the trees in certain areas, and they tall weeds have all been knocked down around the ruins. Amazing views as well.

Close to the town of Aidone in the central part of Sicily lies the ancient city of Morgantina. It is certainly worth a visit even though it lies outside of the usual tourist attractions. Besides the Greek amphitheater one can still see the remains of the thermal baths, the sanctuary of Demeter and Kore, a well preserved furnace, Roman shops and other interesting and important sites. However, besides the Roman and Greek buildings and artifacts much older historical traces can be found that date back to the first bronze age (2100 - 1600 BC). Before reaching the archaeological site a nicely build road leads to the entrance where a large parking lot has ample room for visitors. I would recommend that visitors bring their own water bottles as no drinks or snacks are sold and in the summer it can get rather hot. Unfortunately the archaeological site is not well kept. High grass is covering most of the ruins, which can make it hard to appreciate the particular sites. It appears that the site is cleaned up only during a short period of the year. In addition all the panels that used to provide ample descriptions are now faded and mostly unreadable. This is a real shame, as this is a tremendously important historical site that covers more than three millennia. It is quite inconceivable how little care is taken and important artifacts might be lost forever. This site would deserve 10 stars for it's historical value alone, however the apparent abondoned state of this tremendously important historical area lessen the cultural and educational experience. For those who like a nice hike and like to dare the sun, I would recommend to leave the car in Aidone and take a nice walk, enjoying the landscapes coming down from the ancient ruins of the Norman Castle, following the Via Erbitea passing by the medival church of Chiesa Madonna delle Grazie and the even older church Chiesa di Sant`Antonio. The hike should take 45 minutes. However, more time should be planned as there will be ample opportunities to stop and take pictures.

Morgantina seems to be one of those amazing places that still has yet to really be discovered. I say that because this place is like a whole history lesson of pre-Roman times with so much to see, but doesn’t seem to get much tourist traffic. Admittedly, it is a drive from the more regular tourist spots on Sicily, and it is a bit difficult to find, but well worth an afternoon to visit if you have the time. I can see here that others have mentioned problems with faded information signs and unclear visiting hours, but I didn’t have a problem getting in during an afternoon, and I found the signs to be sufficient for reading. The really amazing thing about this site is that the whole layout of the pre-Roman village is still preserved to the point that you can make out the layout of the city and get a very good idea (from the layout, topography, and information signs) of what day-to-day life was like for these people. The ruins are beautiful and definitely make a great challenge with easy subjects for any novice to professional photographers out there. (The fact that there aren’t many visitors certainly helps as well.) The parking is great and the fee is minimal. Bring water and prepare to be educated.

The site is generally super interesting amd worth a visit! Unfortunately, all the info signs are totally sun-bleached (I'd guess) and you can't read them (see photo). But, we had our own cultural guide for Sicily which provided more info than we could take in. The entry price may seem a bit high, but with us choosing the combined ticket, valid also for archeological museum and Villa Romana, it seemed fair. It's 10€ for grown-ups, 5€ for under 25s (EU pass required) and free for minors. I would recommend going there, though with an own guide book.

The site is large and impressive with many (ca 40) info boarda explaining the use of the buildings etc Good view of the site and Etna.. We went in january and we were the only guests there. it's worth a trip!

Definitely worth it to see how these old ruins laid preserved for so long. Not much of an explaination and beware that hours are not well listed. We were told they closed at 130pm in the middle of September.

An incredible archeological site: an entire city from the 3rd century BC with a wonderful view over the countryside up to the Etna. The past history of the site is very interesting, entangled as it is in the ancient history of Sicily during the Greek/Roman period. It is clearly worth a visit or would even deserve a special travel. However, there are virtually no explanations for the visitors: no map of the site available, posted boards completely whitened, high grass throughout covering the paths, etc. It is really a pity that such an amazing place is abandoned!!!

Some astounding pieces from the site of Morgantina, with fascinating information about the international collaboration that took place between archeologists and curators to identify and return pieces stolen and sold to collectors decades ago. The story of the head of Hades (nicknamed 'Bluebeard') is particularly interesting!

A visit of the archeological Museum of Aidone is a must for all those that take a tour to Morgantina, as it provides much needed context and important information im regards to the life and socio-cultural context of the ancient city of Morgsntins at the archeological park. The museum is housed in the former monastery of the Cappucini which was build between 1611 and 1613 AD and was dedicated to Saint Francis. The entrance is located in the former church that is now also used as a meeting room. The museum hosts numerous artifacts from the Greko-Roman city of Morgantina that was founded around 1000 BC and from the Citatell that is the ancient site of a prehistoric town of the bronze age that dates back to around 2100 to 1800 BC. The most famous artefact exhibited is the Dea di Morgantina. A female statue that probably depicts the goddess Demeter and was sculptured between 425 and 400 BC. The statue was discovered by tombraiders and secretely removed and later sold to the Getty Museum and exhibited in the Getty Villa at Malibu in southern California. It was not until 2011 that this important and wonderful artefact was returned to Aidone, where it is now exhibited close to the place where it was originally located. The museum is usually open every day. However, on certain holidays it might be closed and it should be checked beforehand if it is indeed open. There is a combination ticket that costs €14.00 and includes a visit to the Museum in Aidone, the archeological park of Morgantina and the Villa Romana del Casale in Piazza Armerina. This is the package that I would recommend as it gives access to three very important and locally close venues that one does not want to miss. Discounts are given to those between 18 and 25 years of age and teachers. For those younger than 18, the entrance is free. One should plan at the very least one hour to examine the exhibitions and appreciate the significance of the displayed artefacts that reach back to the early bronze age.

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The museum is well laid out, but it does not have a lot of artifacts. If one is visiting Morgantina site then it's probably worth it, otherwise it is not.

Cannot miss the goddess statue!

Nice small museum that shows what was excavated in the near Morgantina archaeological site. The most famous feature is the "Venus", that was for years in the Paul Getty Museum in LA and was recently given back. The silvers are now back, but they have to "travel" the world every 4 years because of an international agreement. Ask for the joint ticket that allows to also enter Morgantina site and Piazza Armerina Villa del casale. The three sites are very close.

Nice little museum with some great artifacts from Morgantina. Well worth a visit, especially if you get the combined ticket with Morgantina and Villa Romana del Casale. There is some spectacular gold jewelry and I was interested to see the painted busts. The only downside was that over half of the display notices were only in Italian.

Absolutely worth a visit — one of the true highlights of my trip to Sicily. The site is easy to walk through and very well signposted, with plenty of information to help you appreciate its history. I read about the place beforehand, which I highly recommend unless you plan to rent an audio guide. As in other historic landmarks, you may find guides offering their services at the entrance. Most of the site is covered, making it comfortable to explore even on a hot, sunny day. A fascinating journey into Roman history that you shouldn’t miss.

A remarkable place, not to be missed. We read the warnings about tour groups getting in the way but had no problems arriving at about 10.30am when there were already ten tour buses in the car park. Everyone has to take the same narrow route on platforms above the mosaics. You can wait for others to move on or you can push your way ahead, but it is best just to "go with the flow". We completed our day with a visit to Caltagirone, interesting to see the ceramics everywhere around the town.

Fantastic place with the most incredible collection of mosaics. If you don’t like mosaics or you’re not interested in Roman history it would be boring but for the quality and quantity of mosaics it is absolutely worth a visit. It was a long drive from Siracusa and quite long from Catania with some narrow roads but it was worth it in my view. Good parking on site and a decent enough sandwich at the shops near the car park.

Outstandingly well preserved, beautiful, intricate mosaics. The layout of the villa is fascinating, showing the lifestyle of a wealthy Roman. A really great place to visit in the early morning because it gets very crowded, very quickly.

I hadn't heard of this villa before, but I am very glad to have visited this gem 💎 as part of a day trip. From the outside I was not expecting much, but inside.. wow! Some of the most beautiful and well-preserved mosaics I've ever seen. As well as a great example of the ingenious Roman underfloor heating. Not very busy, and we walked around slowly but still managed to see it all within an hour - but I don't know if that was just down to it being a weekday. We also didn't need to book in advance. It is definitely worth a trip.

Magnificient! The amount of mosaics and the level of preservation is staggering. Nothing like it anywhere else and it blows my mind someone was able to enjoy it in all its glory in ancient times. Audio guide while not amazing does a good job explaining the mosaics. It takes 2 to 2.5h to leisurely go through the site with an audio guide. There is a shuttle (sado) that can take you here from the town.

Many people said that this is a must do in Sicily and I have to agree. A lot of history and culture preserved and presented in such an interesting and meaningful way. Although we were lucky that we visited just before the peak hours and before large school groups arrived. The paths are so small that any slightly big amount of people would make the experience miserable. Plan carefully if you want to visit peacefully.

Everything you need....great for adults and children. Great swimming Pools with 7 slides...

Great waterpark, well arranged, not too expensive, a lot of staff. Just a nice getaway with your family when it's hot outside!

Very nice place. Fresh weather. Child friendly. Good for family picnic. Good food. I strongly recommend.

Great water park .. caters for the younger guests as well as those big enough for the more dramatic flumes

Recommended water park in central Sicily. The covered picnic tables are free, which makes it great for bringing your own food. Costs 2.5 Euros for a locker to keep valuables like wallet and keys. Also, our kids were a couple cm short for some of the rides, but if you stop by the first aid office you can sign a waiver to get a bracelet which allows smaller kids to go on some of the slides anyway. Very professional staff and well run park.

We came to Sicily in July (2016) and came to Summation aqua park, the facilities were clean, good entertainment and most of all, enjoyable for all!! The kids loved it, the gravity slide kills you back if you're not careful, but that didn't stop us going on it many times!! Highly recommended

Very nice place to visit

Visited on a rainy day in September. Entry fee of €4 is reasonable, although there wasn’t much information and most of the castle was cordoned off. Climbed up the tower for a fascinating view of the city. Worth the visit.

Open now (April 2025) and a very nice walk about the restored inside and the gorgeous outside sidewalk! Really enjoyed it. Price was €6 per person I think.

Didn't manage to enter the castle as we were late, but looks beautiful from the outside and has spectacular views all around.

Lovely walk around the castle and the views are amazing - we don’t go inside on this occasion as we spent most of the time exploring around about it. Well worth a visit just for the views and walk.

This was a unplanned stop over driving from Syracusa to Palermo. And it was worth it . The castle history and structure was impressive. The view from the tower is the icing on the cake . Entry ticket of 4euro is worth it. Rocca di Cerere is just close by.

Great place and very cheap ticket price. There were some students in site that provided us info about the place. Dont miss it

Great Castle and breathtaking views. Really amazing.

If Sicily is Westeros then this must be what it feels like to be in Highgarden. Breathtaking view over the island. We were even able to see as far as Etna. It’s a bit challenging to climb to the top but nothing too difficult.

Amazing views over the island - on a clear day you can see for miles. It wasn’t orally clear today - lots of cloud around, but still great views.Well worth the climb up.

02. 09. 2021 Rocca di Cerere - we are looking for these mystical places. Better to experience this place with an ancient shrine than a castle. A beautiful view. I recommend. More Youtube travel video PSIS-visit. Iva + Petr, Prague CZ

The scenery from Rocca di Cerere is absolutely stunning, and honestly, the view is reason enough to visit Enna. It’s an unforgettable landscape that makes the entire trip worthwhile.

Very beautiful spot, panoramic, quiet and relaxing. Must stop if you pass near Enna and enjoy for some moments the 360 view from above.

Outstanding view over Enna.

wish there were some signs with the history in English too

I was looking forward to see this little Abbey but when we arrived despite the front gate was open the door of the church was closed at a time it says it should have been open. Another tourist was on the spot like us, wanting to see it and was complaining that also the day before the Abbey was closed, no clear explanation why. Looks like the priest responsible for keeping it open is rarely available... What a shame!

Beautiful historical Abbey

(Translated by Google) The Abbey of Santo Spirito in Caltanissetta is a historical and spiritual gem, considered the city's oldest church. Originally built as a fortified farmhouse by the Arabs in the 10th century, it was transformed into a place of worship by the Normans in 1092. Consecrated in 1153, the abbey features Romanesque architecture with Norman influences, characterized by a single nave with three apses and Trinitarian symbolism. Inside, you can admire 15th-century frescoes, a Norman baptismal font, and a 16th-century statue of the Madonna delle Grazie. A place rich in history and spirituality, ideal for those wishing to immerse themselves in Sicilian cultural heritage. (Original) L'Abbazia di Santo Spirito a Caltanissetta è un gioiello storico e spirituale, considerata la chiesa più antica della città. Originariamente costruita come casale fortificato dagli arabi nel X secolo, fu trasformata in luogo di culto dai Normanni nel 1092. Consacrata nel 1153, l'abbazia presenta un'architettura romanica con influenze normanne, caratterizzata da una navata unica con tre absidi e simbolismi trinitari. All'interno si possono ammirare affreschi del XV secolo, un fonte battesimale normanno e una statua della Madonna delle Grazie del XVI secolo. Un luogo ricco di storia e spiritualità, ideale per chi desidera immergersi nel patrimonio culturale siciliano.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Norman church of Byzantine origin, dating back to the 12th century. Small and intimate, with a beautiful choir at the top. There is also a restroom and ample parking. (Original) Bellissima chiesa normanna ma di orgine bizantina, risalente al XII secolo. Piccola e raccolta con il bellissimo coro in alto. È presente anche un bagno oltre ad ampio parcheggio.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful abbey from 1090 built on an old Arab structure. A little pearl in the Nisseno area. (Original) Bellissima abbazia del 1090 costruita su una vecchia struttura Araba. Una piccola perla nel nisseno.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful medieval church in the heart of Sicily, just a few kilometers from the historic center of Caltanissetta. Small, welcoming, romantic, spiritual, and perfectly suited for private religious ceremonies (with a few guests). And what about the priest entrusted with the management of the church: a wonderful person. An intelligent, witty, profound man. His homilies make you smile, they move you, but they also certainly make you reflect and live the Gospel. I invite you to participate in one of his services. Seeing is believing. (Original) Una Chiesa medievale bellissima, nel cuore della Sicilia, a pochi chilometri dal Centro Storico di Caltanissetta. Piccola, accogliente, romantica, spirituale, assolutamente adatta alle Cerimonie religiose private (con pochi invitati). E che dire del Sacerdote cui è affidata la gestione della Chiesa: una persona splendida. Un uomo intelligente, arguto, profondo. Le sue omelie ti fanno sorridere, ti fanno emozionare ma, sicuramente, ti fanno riflettere e vivere il Vangelo. Vi invito a partecipare ad una Sua celebrazione. Provare per credere

(Translated by Google) We were in Caltanissetta in August 2019, we stopped before going to Palermo, we were very struck by the serenity that can be felt, a beautiful and quiet city, very clean streets and the people are exceptionally courteous, we asked what to visit and practically not only did they advise us, but in some places they actually accompanied us. So we visited the Abbey of Santo Spirito, really beautiful and even the caretaker was kind enough to let us visit it even though it was closing time. 💯💯💯❤️❤️ (Original) Siamo stati a Caltanissetta ad agosto 2019, abbiamo fatto tappa prima di andare a Palermo, ci ha molto colpito la serenità che si respira, città bella e tranquilla, strade pulitissime e le persone sono di una cortesia fuori dal comune, abbiamo chiesto cosa visitare e praticamente non solo ci hanno consigliato, ma addirittura in alcuni posti ci hanno proprio accompagnato. Abbiamo così visitato l'Abazia di Santo Spirito, davvero molto bella e pure il custode è stato così gentile da farcela visitare nonostante era in orario di chiusura. 💯💯💯❤️❤️