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Best Beaches in and around Marzamemi

Welcome to Visit Val di Noto, your guide to the hidden treasures of eastern Sicily. Marzamemi is a seaside village nestled in the province of Syracuse, and offers some of the most beautiful beaches in Sicily. Here is an overview of the best beaches in and around Marzamemi to ensure an unforgettable vacation.

Spinazza


For those who really do not want to stray far from the ancient village of Marzamemi, Spinazza beach is ideal. Reachable on foot by walking a few hundred meters from the center of Marzamemi, this beach features golden sand and a small rocky stretch near the small port. Perfect for those seeking peace and relaxation.

San Lorenzo


San Lorenzo Beach is among the most beautiful beaches in Marzamemi. Located north of the village, this popular beach for visitors offers a sandy shoreline and crystal clear sea. The beach is partly free and partly equipped, with bathing establishments offering all the amenities for a day at the beach.

Vendicari

The Vendicari Reserve is a natural oasis, a corner of paradise where nature reigns supreme. Among the beaches in this reserve, Calamosche stands out for its beauty. It is a charming cove, perfect for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts.


Morghella

Not far from Marzamemi near Portopalo, Morghella Beach offers a stretch of sandy beach set in a natural environment of rare beauty. Here you can relax and enjoy the beauty of Sicily’s sea.

Carratois

This popular beach among locals and tourists offers wide beaches and crystal clear waters. The shoreline is low and sandy, ideal for families and children.

Isola delle Correnti

Located on the border between the Ionian Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, Isola delle Correnti is a must-see destination for those visiting the surroundings of Marzamemi. The beach features golden sand and clear waters, and offers numerous activities, from water sports to nature observation.


What to see and do in Marzamemi besides the beautiful beaches of Sicily? The history of this small village is closely linked to that of the tonnara, an ancient fishing tradition that has characterized the life of the seaside village. The fishermen’s cottages, the Regina Margherita square, and the tuna fishery church are just some of the attractions not to be missed. Read our guide on what to see and do in Marzamemi here.

In conclusion, Marzamemi offers not only some of the most beautiful beaches in Marzamemi, but also a dive into Sicilian history and culture. This small fishing village, with its small stone houses and cobblestone streets, is the perfect starting point for a trip to discover the wonders of southeastern Sicily.

We hope this guide will help you discover which beaches you should not miss during your visit to Marzamemi and its surroundings. Enjoy your trip and have a good stay in the beautiful eastern Sicily!