Scoglitti Holiday Deals

Scoglitti Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Scoglitti

If that Chrissie money you got from Mum and Dad is burning a hole in your wallet, why not spend it on a holiday to Scoglitti? We promise — it'll be the gift that keeps on giving!

It lies 110 kilometres away from Valletta and its lively streets.

Kick back and have a picnic among the cool sea breeze at Catania Beach or Scala dei Turchi Beach.

You'll find some interesting natural sights close to Scoglitti. Why not head 35 kilometres to Ispica Cave? Alternatively, admire nature's artwork at Bosco Santo Pietro Nature Reserve, 25 kilometres away.

Don't be alarmed if you meet fellow travellers at Scoglitti Marina.

If you're looking to expand your horizons, add a day trip to Vittoria to your plan. This place is 8 kilometres to the northeast and features the Archeological Park of Kamarina and Biscari Castle. Need some more ideas? Santa Croce Camerina is 12 kilometres to the southeast of Scoglitti and offers Marina di Ragusa Beach and Castle of Donnafugata.

Going to Gela? This place is 25 kilometres to the northwest. If you're staying here a while, make sure you visit the Gela Archeological Museum, L'Acropoli di Gela and Biviere di Gela. Also consider swinging by Greek Fortifications and the Museo Archeologico.

Whether you prefer the sophistication of Michelin stars or gulping down a simple street snack, sampling the local food and drink is one of the most amazing things about travel. So why not tempt your taste buds by trying some of the area's delectable offerings?

Are you searching for a distinctive Scoglitti eating experience? There are some specialty dishes to watch out for, such as pasta alla Norma and maccu (fava bean soup).

You're on holiday, so why not get stuck into some granita (semi frozen dessert made from sugar and water)? It's worth every single calorie!

Do you like discussing the texture, balance and structure of a delicious drop of wine? Or would you rather pull the cork out and just enjoy it? Cerasuolo di Vittoria and Malvasia delle Lipari are the ones to order here.

Before you pack up and wave "Ciao", why not spend the remainder of your holiday allowance and buy yourself some souvenirs of Scoglitti?

Endless security checkpoints, delayed flights and lost baggage. Airports can be very taxing. Give yourself enough time to get to Fontanarossa Airport (CTA). Located 85 kilometres to the northeast, it's the nearest terminal.

Hotels in Scoglitti

There's no need to pay top dollar to have a good night's rest in Scoglitti. The Agriturismo La Maddalena, located at C.da Bosco Rinelli-Monte Calvo, and the Come In Sicily - Sunny House, found at Via Egadi, 7, are both relaxing and cheap as chips. But if a bit of luxury is more what you are after, the Donnafugata Golf Resort & Spa or the Antica Locanda del Golf ought to do the trick.