Sicily is an island with stunning landscapes and gorgeous beaches that are truly remarkable. Some of the most beautiful spots are lesser-known and free from the usual tourist crowds, making them genuine hidden gems worth exploring.

On the island’s south coast near Agrigento, you’ll find a natural wonder with fine, clear sand ideal for long walks. Nestled at the base of a rocky wall covered in lush Mediterranean greenery, this beach comes equipped with all the necessary facilities, including kiosks and bars.

You might have heard of the beautiful bays in the Zingaro Nature Reserve near San Vito lo Capo. These lovely coves, about seven of which are only accessible by boat, remain relatively untouched due to their seclusion. When you visit, you’ll encounter a paradise of crystal-clear blue waters teeming with wildlife.

Heading to the northwest of the island, there’s a small fishing village perched on a rock that overlooks the sea, offering breathtaking views of the Gulf of Castellammare. Below this picturesque scene, in Scopello, you’ll find a bay with deep blue waters and stunning cliffs rising from the sea. Spots like Guidaloca Bay and Tonnara are perfect for a refreshing swim, where you’ll feel immersed in the blue expanse of the ocean.

Situated halfway between Palermo and Messina, Cefalù is a tourist town renowned for its undeniable beauty. It offers a variety of accommodations to suit different budgets, along with impressive architectural and historical sites. Cefalù’s beaches are magnificent, and Caldura di Cefalu stands out as a tranquil gravel beach with an amazingly clear turquoise sea.