The medieval village of Scopello, the stacks and the tuna fishery are a destination to discover
Scopello: A Medieval Paradise in Western Sicily
Scopello is an enchanting medieval village from the 1600s, known for its captivating atmosphere and natural wonders. With about 400 inhabitants, the village is characterized by a charming little square, alleys filled with the aroma of freshly baked pane cunzato, and artisanal shops. The village overlooks a dreamlike bay with crystal-clear, unspoiled waters framed by the majestic Faraglioni of Scopello.
Scopello is a district of Castellammare del Golfo, located near San Vito Lo Capo and home to the stunning Zingaro Nature Reserve. The beaches in this area, including the Faraglioni Beach, Cala Bianca, Cala Mazzo di Sciacca, and Guidaloca, are among the most beautiful in Sicily. To fully explore these wonders, we recommend renting a boat or booking an excursion, complete with diving equipment.
The Faraglioni of Scopello
The Faraglioni Beach hosts the historic Tonnara di Scopello and two imposing sea stacks rising from the water. Its clear waters and vibrant marine life make it a perfect spot for snorkeling enthusiasts. Although the beach is not sandy but composed of concrete platforms and rocks, it is ideal for sunbathing and
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