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Nestled in the heart of the Iblean Mountains, Scicli stands as a captivating blend of natural beauty and historic charm. An 18th-century storybook setting where golden stone churches and grand palaces line the streets, this UNESCO World Heritage town radiates in the Sicilian sun, casting a spell of wonder and elegance. The panoramic vistas offer glimpses of the sea, setting the stage for an immersive journey through time in this storied locale. Explore the cave quarters, evoking vibes reminiscent of Matera. Indulge in local delicacies like cucciddato and testa di turco and stroll along the charming area of Via Penna. Whether drawn by history, flavours or architecture, this resort is a sanctuary for couples and families alike.
Stroll down Via Francesco Mormina Penna, the vibrant heart of Scicli's old town, where chic boutiques, artisanal shops, and local produce stands await. Every Tuesday morning, Via Contrada Zagarone transforms into a bustling market, a treasure trove of local delicacies, handcrafted ceramics, and Modica's famed chocolate. For daily needs, the main supermarket on Via Primo Maggio is conveniently open from early morning till evening.
Scicli's culinary scene is a feast for the senses, with an array of dining options that celebrate the rich tapestry of Sicilian cuisine. From the quintessential Parmigiana di Melanzane to the mouthwatering Pasta alla Norma, each dish is a love letter to the island's gastronomic heritage. Those with a sweet tooths can indulge in local desserts like cannoli and cassata, ensuring no taste is left unexplored.
The resort is a stone's throw away from the idyllic Sampieri Beach, where the golden sands and crystal waters beckon. Nearby Cava d’Aliga and Donnalucata are perfect for those seeking sun, sea, and sand with a side of vibrant beach bars and restaurants.
Families can revel in beachside activities, with July and August playing host to lively beach soccer and volleyball matches in Cava d’Aliga. Within a short drive, the enchanting Butterfly House in Modica offers an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts.
Scicli is a treasure trove of culture, with the Chiafura district's Byzantine-era rock dwellings and the Ron Carmelo building's historical exhibits. A short journey to Ragusa reveals a world of ancient wonders, culture and cuisine, while Modica, just a 30 minute drive away, offers Baroque architecture and delectable chocolate shops. The home of Inspector Montalbano in Punta Secca is also within easy reach for fans of the beloved series.