Top Things to do in San Vito lo Capo
Top 10 Things to do in San Vito lo Capo, Sicily
Mainstream tourists haven’t discovered San Vito lo Capo yet—so if you’re looking for a low-key, authentic Italian beach break, now’s the time to book your trip to this seaside Sicilian town. The weather is best in the summer months, but foodies might want to wait till September, when San Vito lo Capo hosts its annual Couscous Festival.
Restaurants in San Vito lo Capo
1. Cala Tonnarella dell'Uzzo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By twodogmountain - South Burlington, United States
Was there in late October. Great time. Awesome thunderstorms but we went anyway! Sat in the parking lot and watched the lightning over the water. Everyone left. Storm died down. We hiked down to the cobble and pebble beach. Just us and a young couple from France. Surf was very noisy on the steep beach. Bring your water shoes. The swimming was excellent. Had to leave when storm rolled in again, but treated to double rainbow over the sea on the way back! Definitely worth visiting.You won't forget this place.
2. Il sentiero di Monte Monaco
3. Spiaggia di Macari
4. Spiaggia Zero Barriere
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4.5 based on 64 reviews
5. Santuario Di San Vito
6. Caletta del Bue Marino
7. Mamita's Beach Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Il Mamita's Beach Garden è una vera e propria oasi verde nel cuore della bellissima spiaggia di San Vito Lo Capo. Acqua cristallina e sabbia candida i must di questa spiaggia caraibica insignita delle 5 vele lega ambiente. Le strutture dell'area sono totalmemte eco-friendly e il design è curato nei minimi dettagli per offrire al cliente un vera e propria esperienza di relax e pace. Visita il nostro sito e prenota direttamente online la tua prossima vacanza al mare!
8. Cous Cous Fest
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4.0 based on 772 reviews
From food and wine show to international festival of cultural integration, it has become an event that celebrates friendship and brotherhood between peoples. It was in 1998, towards the end of the summer, when a small town in the province of Trapani hosted an event dedicated to cous cous, a traditional dish in the local area, which was widespread in the Maghreb but almost unknown in the rest of Italy. The aim of the event was to celebrate a simple ingredient, originally from the Mediterranean area, with an international competition that brought together different peoples, histories, traditions, cultures and religions – in the name of cous cous. That is how the Cous Cous Fest began, a Mediterranean food and wine show that made San Vito Lo Capo the world capital of cous cous, hospitality and multiculturalism. The journey began twenty years ago, and nobody could have imagined that it would evolve in such a surp
Reviewed By Nellyreviewer - London, United Kingdom
We have been going to festival since 2013, we havent been every single year but love to plan for every few years. We have also been outside of the festival and loved that too. Took friends one year and that was so fab. I loved sharing my excitement with them. The first year was crazy, we couldnt get a seat in any bar, but met some awesome people and still had fun. The following festival we went to we literally had a back stage seat in a bar and mingled with famous celebrities until the wee small hours. The last time we went it was held on the beach and not so inclusive, but still brilliant. Yeah its expensive, but festivals are, if you dont want that dont go at that time. It’s part of our life now
9. Spiaggia di San Vito lo Capo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10,347 reviews
Reviewed By rosssalamone - Viareggio, Italy
San Vito has a beautiful beach , it can get crowded in summer . Best time to visit is in September . The beach is a free beach that you can hire an umbrella and sun bed if you like . The water colour is amazing .
10. Tonnara del Secco
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