10-Day Sicily Yacht Charter: Southern Coasts & Baroque Delights
Discover the sun-drenched southern coasts of Sicily on an exclusive yacht charter, a journey revealing ancient Greek heritage, stunning Baroque towns, and idyllic anchorages. As your private yacht navigates the cerulean Mediterranean waters, you’re invited to explore the UNESCO-listed Val di Noto, with its architectural masterpieces and culinary traditions. From the vibrant markets of Marzamemi to the pristine beaches of Vendicari, this Sicily yacht charter offers a refined blend of cultural immersion and serene relaxation, perfect for those seeking an authentic Italian experience away from the usual crowds.
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- DAY 01
Syracuse (Ortigia)
Begin your journey in Syracuse, specifically the enchanting island of Ortigia. This historic core is a labyrinth of narrow streets, ancient Greek ruins, and stunning Baroque architecture.
- Piazza Duomo
- Temple of Apollo
- Ortigia Market
- Aretusa Fountain
- Anchorage
- Porto Piccolo
- Dining
- La Medusa
- DAY 02
Marzamemi
A charming fishing village on Sicily's southeastern tip, Marzamemi is known for its tuna processing history and picturesque piazza. The vibrant atmosphere is perfect for an evening stroll.
- Piazza Regina Margherita
- Tonnara di Marzamemi (ancient tuna factory)
- Colourful fishermen's houses
- Local seafood restaurants
- Anchorage
- Porto Fossa
- Dining
- Campisi
- DAY 03
Vendicari Nature Reserve
Anchor off the pristine beaches of the Vendicari Nature Reserve, a protected area teeming with migratory birds and boasting unspoiled coastlines. It's an ideal spot for nature lovers.
- Calamosche Beach
- Birdwatching (flamingos, herons)
- Ancient Greek ruins of Eloro
- Snorkelling in crystal-clear waters
- Anchorage
- Anchor near Calamosche
- Dining
- Picnic onboard with local produce
- DAY 04
Portopalo di Capo Passero
The southernmost point of Sicily, Portopalo offers views of the tiny Isola di Capo Passero, accessible by a short swim or dinghy ride. The area is known for its excellent seafood.
- Isola di Capo Passero and its Aragonese fort
- Lighthouse of Capo Passero
- Fresh fish market
- Swimming in the confluence of the Ionian and Mediterranean seas
- Anchorage
- Portopalo harbour
- Dining
- La Cialoma
- DAY 05
Pozzallo
A lively coastal town with sandy beaches and a bustling port, Pozzallo serves as a gateway to the Baroque towns of the Val di Noto. Its Saracen Tower stands as a historical landmark.
- Torre Cabrera (Saracen Tower)
- Lungomare Pietre Nere beach
- Gelato tasting
- Day trip inland to Modica or Scicli
- Anchorage
- Porto di Pozzallo
- Dining
- A Lampara
- DAY 06
Marina di Ragusa
A modern and well-equipped marina, Marina di Ragusa is a popular spot for yacht charters. It offers easy access to the UNESCO World Heritage town of Ragusa Ibla, perched on a hilltop.
- Ragusa Ibla (Baroque architecture)
- Duomo di San Giorgio
- Giardino Ibleo
- Chocolate tasting in Modica (nearby)
- Anchorage
- Marina di Ragusa
- Dining
- Duomo (Ragusa Ibla)
- DAY 07
Punta Secca
A small fishing village made famous by the 'Inspector Montalbano' TV series, Punta Secca retains its authentic charm. The lighthouse and the inspector's house are iconic sights.
- Montalbano's House
- Punta Secca Lighthouse
- Relaxed beach atmosphere
- Fresh seafood at a trattoria
- Anchorage
- Anchor near the beach
- Dining
- A Rusticana
- DAY 08
Licata
Licata is a historic port town with a rich past, evident in its numerous churches and the imposing Castello Sant'Angelo. It offers a glimpse into authentic Sicilian life.
- Castello Sant'Angelo
- Marina di Cala del Sole
- Archaeological sites
- Passeggiata along the waterfront
- Anchorage
- Marina di Cala del Sole
- Dining
- La Madia (two Michelin stars)
- DAY 09
Agrigento (Porto Empedocle)
Anchor at Porto Empedocle, the port serving Agrigento, to visit the magnificent Valley of the Temples. This UNESCO site showcases some of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples outside of Greece.
- Valley of the Temples (Temple of Concordia, Hera, Zeus)
- Archaeological Museum of Agrigento
- Scala dei Turchi (Turkish Steps)
- Explore the historic centre of Agrigento
- Anchorage
- Porto Empedocle Marina
- Dining
- Il Re di Girgenti (Agrigento)
- DAY 10
Sciacca
Conclude your journey in Sciacca, a thermal spa town known for its colourful ceramics and bustling fishing port. The town's elevated position offers panoramic views of the coast.
- Thermal baths of Sciacca
- Ceramic workshops
- Enchanted Castle (Filippo Bentivegna's sculptures)
- Fresh fish market
- Anchorage
- Porto di Sciacca
- Dining
- Hostaria del Vicolo
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