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Gay Beaches in Sicily: Realize the Most Beautiful Nature Reserves
The gay beaches in Sicily are organic worldly paradises, the ideal place to relax and enjoy a few days away from your usual routine. Visiting gay beaches in Sicily, including those that are instinctive reserves, means immersing yourself in crystal clear waters, admiring landscapes and being enveloped by the scents of the island.
If you are looking for peace and tranquility, are a lover of nature and enjoy the peaceful of the sea, we advise that you visit the island during the months from June to September or October when the climate is not too hot and Sicily is not flourishing with tourists.
Gay beaches in Sicily: the best natural reserves
The island of Sicily has always been a very welcoming and inclusive island characterized by a extended LGBTQ+ history. It is one of the most loved destinations in Italy by LGBTQ+ travelers from all over the world, both for its artistic and cultural heritage, as for the natural wonders found on the gay beaches in Sicily.
As a whole,
Explore the biggest island of the Mediterranean sea! This trip holds the matchless combination of the ancient history and art of the Island of Sicily with the Mediterranean charm. On this trip you will visit the western part of the amazing island of Sicily! From golden beaches kissing crystal clear waters to the ancient Goth, Baroque & Renaissance infused towns - this trip is the perfect way to combine them all!
Sicily, the largest Mediterranean island, is just off the "toe" of Italy's "boot." Its affluent history is reflected in sites enjoy the Valley of the Temples, the well-preserved ruins of 7 monumental, Doric-style Greek temples, and in the Byzantine mosaics at the Cappella Palatina, a former royal chapel in capital municipality Palermo.
Day 1 - Palermo, Sicily (Italy)
Ciao & welcome to Sicily!
Arrive to the hotel in central Palermo with a intimate transfer from Palermo Airport.
Overnight in Palermo.
Day 2 - Palermo, Sicily
After breakfast join your guide for a walking tour of Palermo.
Visit the Norman Palace and Palatine Chapel - The Norman Palace
Where do you want to go?
If you are someone who loves to become all over tan and you are heading out to Sicily this summer, then its high hour you got to understand Sicily´s best nudist beaches, where to go swimsuit-free is allowed.
Sicilian beaches are generally more pebbly than sandy, but the contrast of its endless turquoise waters with the rugged rocky outcrops, making it one of Europe´s most stunning coastlines. But not only that, in Sicily you will also be seduced by the astonishing variety of landscapes and cultural richness.
Sicily´s best nudist beaches are becoming more and more popular
Start planning your nudist Sicilian getaway by having a peek at the list of Sicily´s best nudist beaches and coves that we have selected for you:
Book your stay in Sicily, and have a delightful holiday
Eraclea Minoa
This beach is located within the town of Cattolica Eraclea, nearby Agragento.
Eraclea Minoa beach is nestled inside the nature reserve Foce del Fiume Platani. It´s a 5 kilometers long beach of fine and golden sand, which combines with some areas of pebbles. The mos
Naturism in Sicily
Agrigento also has the nearby Funcitella beach, within the Riserva Naturale Orientata di Torre Salsa, a nature reserve managed by the WWF.
Capo Feto, one of most well-known naturist beaches, is a few kilometres from Mazara del Vallo and is within the Riserva Naturale di Capo Feto: the natural contours of the beach, with its uncontrolled sandy shore and surrounding unspoilt Mediterranean scrub, guarantee discretion and tranquillity.
Then there&#;s the Casello 41 beach in the Riserva Naturale della Foce del Belice, between Castelvetrano and Menfi (which is especially recommended in the low season).
In Palermo, the stretch of coast most frequented by naturists is that in the Riserva di Capo Gallo. There are two naturist areas in the reserve: the section between the lighthouse and Barcarello (Punta Tara) and the central part, entered from the Sferracavallo side, shortly after the Avamposto.
A not many kilometres from Palermo, adjacent Cefalù, there&#;s the stretch of Salinelle beach between the private beach of the Hotel Costa Verde and Capo Playa in the plai