Cava d’Aliga

Cava d’Aliga is a picturesque seaside hamlet in the municipality of Scicli, originally developed around a small community of fishermen and holidaymakers. Located along the Hyblean coast, it is now a popular destination known for its varied landscape of sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, and sea caves — among which the evocative Smugglers’ Cave stands out, accessible only by sea. At the heart of the village is the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, an important religious and social landmark for both residents and visitors. In summer, Cava d’Aliga comes alive with tourists and families seeking relaxation, while preserving a peaceful and familiar atmosphere that defines its charm. The combination of natural beauty, authenticity, and a human-scale dimension makes Cava d’Aliga one of the most beloved and visited coastal destinations in the Ragusa area — ideal for those seeking clear sea, nature, and tranquility.