A few kilometres from south of Syracuse, the sun shines over an untouched area: an ancient maritime village where tuna fishing represents important source of income for local families and where beautiful natural reserves are wetted by a clear and clean sea.

Marzamemi, a little colourful village that time forgot, offers a track where you can discover the more hidden and natural places of Sicily. A real heaven where sun, sea and simplicity are the only things of importance. It is a place you will never want to leave. During your time here you must visit the ancient tuna fishing net where you can buy typical products such as the red tuna Bottarga handcrafted using ancient methods of drying originating from Arabian-Phoenician culture.

Wonderful, wide and boundless landscapes will bring you towards Pachino, a little town surrounded by rows of vines and cultivations of tomatoes that carry the same name, and than you will arrive to Porto Palo di Capopassero, the most extreme point of Sicily and further to the south of Tunisi.

The extraordinary beauty of the place will leave you breathless. A strip of untouched land bound by two jewels of nature and conservation areas: on one side of the Current Isle, settled in the heart of the landscape you will find a beautiful coast, on the other side: Punta delle Formiche (Ants Point) so nicely named due to its characteristic little stacks.