A long beach of golden sand about two kilometers long, completely free and separated in its length by an easily surmountable cliff, washed by a clear blue sea with a sloping seabed, ideal for children. Behind it is the eponymous archaeological site that stands on the site and a formation of dunes that give the landscape a sense of extreme tranquility.
The Archaeological Park preserves the remains of Greek rule. Excavations have uncovered an urbanistically interesting settlement with simple rectangular two- or three-room houses and many-room, multi-story buildings with staircases and courtyards, spread along a low coastal ridge that stretches about 700 m. The site constitutes one of the best-preserved examples of a late-antique settlement in Sicily. Other finds unearthed during the excavations, notably including bronze and terracotta oil lamps, glassware, table and kitchen ceramics, and transport amphorae, are now on display at the Ibleo Archaeological Museum in Ragusa
Cava D’aliga, Marina di Ragusa, Playa Grande, Donnalucata, Sampieri, Punta Pisciotto, Fornace Penna. Light blue to sapphire blue, crystal clear, clean with deep stretches and shallow sandy bottoms, wide and long beaches surrounded by dunes of fine golden sand. Sampieri, Casuzze, Punta Secca and Caucana were recognized as Green Flag 2022 beaches.
Activities carried out under the Rural Development Program 2014-2020 – Measure 19 “Support for leading local development,” submeasure 19.2 P.O. 2/2020
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