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Marinella di Selinunte Holidays

History and charm by the sea

Nestled in southwestern Sicily, Marinella di Selinunte is a charming coastal village known for its extensive ancient Greek archaeological remains. A small but vibrant seaside resort, its marina is home to bobbing blue and white boats, plus a lively local fish market that hosts a theatrical auction each morning. 

When you want to unwind on the beach, you can take your pick from the popular Lido Porta del Sole in the west, or the unspoiled Spiaggia La Pineta in the east, which forms the start of the Foce Del Belice Nature Reserve. There’s also a handful of restaurants serving traditional Sicilian food, with beachfront venues offering dreamy ocean views.

 

 

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Your Marinella di Selinunte questions, answered

Marinella di Selinunte enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot, dry summers. The most popular time to visit is between June and September, when temperatures are in the mid-20s. However, you can still expect plenty of sunshine in May and October, with highs of 22°C.
Marinella di Selinunte is a lovely destination for families and couples seeking a tranquil beach holiday and a slice of local Sicilian life. Its position close to the vast Selinunte archaeological site also makes it a great location for history buffs.

You can expect lots of traditional Sicilian food in Marinella di Selinunte, with pizza, pasta, regional cheeses, local wines, and fresh seafood. Be sure to sample the arancini (rice balls), which are often filled with fresh scallops or shrimp in a creamy béchamel sauce. For those with a sweet tooth, cannoli is probably Sicily’s most iconic dessert, featuring crispy, tube-shaped pastries filled with whipped ricotta and chopped pistachios. Deliziosa!

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