Surroundings & Experiences

Sicily is an astonishing land, with the sea outlining its profile, scenting the streets, marking the rhythms, customs and habits.

A sea of a thousand shades, ranging from blue to turquoise to emerald green; a sea that laps against a varied coastline composed of large sand dunes, protected oases, rocks, inlets and mysterious coves; a sea that guards ancient secrets handed down from generation to generation.

However, if you go a little further from the coast, the scenery suddenly changes and you find yourself transported to another dimension, made up of small-perched villages, watchtowers, fortresses, castles, necropolis and archaeological sites.

It is the imprint left by the passage of the various Mediterranean populations. A precious legacy that is unveiled among the archaeological sites, palaces and villas of Gela; the prehistoric remnants and churches of Licata; the Arab-Norman castle of Butera and the necropolis of Piano della Fiera.