Category: Ragusa

Marina di Ragusa: cosa fare, dove dormire, come divertirsi Sulle sponde del mar Mediterraneo, nella sicilia Orientale, sorge Marina di Ragusa, detta anticamente Mazzarelli (dall’arabo Marsa A’ Rillah, ossia piccolo approdo). Era, infatti, considerata un porto sicuro per tutte le imbarcazioni che dalla Sicilia portavano verso Malta e per quelle destinate ad esportare quanto si […]

Recognized by UNESCO as a “pearl of rare beauty“, immersed in the enchantment of the Iblei mountains, it is a gem in the heart of Sicily. If you are spending your holidays in the Val di Noto, a fundamental stop on your tour must be Scicli, a baroque village recognized as a World Heritage Site. The landscape offers you the […]

Along the Mediterranean coast in the South East of Sicily, 30 km from Ragusa and 6 km from Santa Croce Camerina, is the hamlet of Punta Secca. This small fishing village is also called by the inhabitants “a sicca” due to the presence of a cliff that develops in front of the eastern beach. The beach […]

Marina di Modica is located about 20 km from Modica and 15 km from Scicli. The bay, which extends for about 1 km, overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and is closed on one side by Punta Regilione and on the other by contrada Pisciotto. The place, rich in typically Mediterranean vegetation,is an ideal place to spend […]

Ragusa is the southernmost provincial capital of Italy and has always played a fundamental and important role in the history of the island. It is a city in the heart of the Val di Noto and together with Scicli, Modicaand Syracuseis declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will be struck by the Baroque architectureof its oldest area, Ragusa Ibla, characterized by […]

Its baroque appearance, the elegance of its buildings and streets, its location close to a rock have meant that in 2002 Modica was included among the UNESCO World Heritage towns. At the end of the thirteenth century Modica had a very important role, it was a County that grew in economic and political importance for over […]

The Ragusa coast, in the south-eastern area of ​​Sicily is one of the most renowned: kilometers of coastline characterized by a crystalline sea, fine and golden sand, which attract tourists from all over the world. The small fishing villages and the pristine beaches rich in spontaneous vegetation, during the summer season, swarm with tourists who decide […]

For every self-respecting area there is a cultural tradition to discover and tell. Each land brings with it a history, more or less ancient, which becomes indivisible and indelible heritage. Between Ragusa, Modica and Scicli the traditions and folkloristic-religious events, which follow one another, are many and it is worth participating in it to appreciate […]