Scoglitti Holidays
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Sicily holidays
Fishing village with lovely beaches
On Sicily’s southern coast, Scoglitti is a fishing village and resort with a sheltered marina that bobs with yachts and blue-painted fishing boats. The town is full of grand mansions and piazzas shaded by umbrella pines, while the sea is a brilliant cobalt blue and the coastline mixes wide soft sands and dunes with cliffs and rocks.
Scoglitti holidays are all about relaxation, messing about in the water, watching dramatic sunsets and eating incredible seafood. Scoglitti is close to several fantastic beaches, and has a lively bar and restaurant scene in the evening. The scenery on holidays to Scoglitti is spellbindingly lovely, and it’s well placed for exploring further afield, such as the picturesque hilltop town of Ragusa and the grand Donnafugata Castle. Scoglitti is one of the less well-known resorts along Sicily’s southern coast, but that is all part of its charm.
Your Scoglitti questions, answered
There’s enough to keep you occupied in and around Scoglitti if you’d rather not drive, but to explore elsewhere on the island, it’s best to hire a car.
As this is one of Sicily’s less well-known resorts, despite its beautiful setting and buzzy atmosphere, there are some great bargains to be had here.
There’s plenty of fresh seafood on the menus of Scoglitti, with fishing boats bringing in the daily catch, and you can enjoy classic Sicilian dishes as well.
Best things to do in Scoglitti
Explore Ragusa
Scoglitti has lots of interesting places around to visit, including the Unesco-listed inland town of Ragusa, with its lemon and raspberry-hued buildings and blue-domed churches.
Take a boat trip
See Sicily from another angle by taking to the water. There are boat trips from the marina so you can go fishing or swimming along the beautiful coastline.
Visit Donnafugata Castle
This handsome castle is full of the atmosphere of the aristocratic past captured in Sicily’s most famous book, ‘The Leopard’. It contains fabulous grounds with a stone maze.
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