What to see in Scopello
The Faraglioni sea stacks and the Tonnara, the old tuna fishery.
PROVINCE OF TRAPANI · BY THE SEA
Scopello
Scopello, a gem set between the crystal-clear sea and the majestic Zingaro Nature Reserve.
Discovering Scopello
This picturesque spot in Sicily, loved by visitors from all over the world, offers an irresistible combination of natural beauty and culinary delights.
The sea at Scopello, with its clear waters and charming coves, is a real wonder for snorkelling and diving lovers. The cliffs dropping sheer into the sea offer breathtaking views, while the golden sand welcomes bathers looking for rest and relaxation.
But Scopello is not only about the sea. It is also famous for an old food tradition: pane cunzato. This tasty dish is a true treat for the palate. It starts with rustic bread, topped with fresh, genuine ingredients.
What to taste in Scopello
The delicious “pane cunzato”!
Curious facts about Scopello
Scopello’s name holds the enchanting symbol of its magic: the faraglioni. The word comes from the Greek “skopelos” or the Latin “scopulus”, meaning rock or sea stack, and evolved into today’s name, Scopello.
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