Augusta rests between sea and sky, a quiet harbor where history and light intertwine. The scent of salt and citrus lingers in the air, while the ancient fortifications still whisper stories of the past. From its calm waters, Mount Etna rises in majestic silence — guardian of a place where time slows and Sicily reveals its most authentic soul.
Thanks to its strategic location, Augusta is the perfect starting point to explore every corner of the island — from art cities to remote coastlines, through landscapes that change at every turn.

Marzamemi is a timeless fishing village on Sicily’s southeastern coast, where pastel-colored houses line sunlit streets and the small harbor glistens with boats gently swaying in the breeze. The scent of the sea mingles with citrus and blooming flowers, while the warm light of the setting sun bathes the village in golden hues. Life here moves slowly, guided by the rhythm of the waves and the calls of seagulls, and every corner tells a story of tradition, community, and the simple pleasures of coastal living. Marzamemi is more than a village — it’s a feeling, a serene embrace of Sicily’s authentic soul.

Ortigia, the historic heart of Syracuse, is a timeless island where narrow cobbled streets wind between Baroque palaces, ancient temples, and lively piazzas. The scent of the sea and fresh citrus fills the air, while sunlight dances on the waters of the harbor. Ortigia is a place where history, beauty, and daily life merge effortlessly, inviting every visitor to wander, linger, and be enchanted.