Source: Willem Vandenameele
Just a few minutes away from San Vito Lo Capo is one of the most loved and visited beaches in Italy, the Bay of Bue Marino , awarded in 2016 with the Legambiente competition “ La più bella sei tu ”.
A cobbled stretch of coast that has fully earned this first place and evokes strong emotions in its visitors, especially at sunset when the horizon turns red.
Next to it is the small beach of Isulidda, another enchanting place where you can swim and poke around the foreshore caves that dot the coastline, a veritable marine park where snorkelling enthusiasts can indulge themselves and spend whole days.
Not far from here are the rock faces so loved and visited by climbers, the cliffs of Cala Mancina , a true natural spectacle, rich in caves and dolomite colours. At the top is an ancient watchtower, Torre dell'Isulidda, which keeps watch over this stretch of coastline.
The silhouette of Monte Cofano on the horizon elegantly dominates a Gulf unparalleled in its spectacularity. Miraculously spared from building speculation, this area, along with the beach and Zingaro Nature Reserve , is the jewel in San Vito Lo Capo's crown.
Source: Willem Vandenameele
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