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My Favorite Airbnb: A Beautifully Restored Watchtower on a Secret Slice of Sicily
The dreamiest stone sanctuary caught between the sky and the Sicilian sea.
See. Tonnara Foderà di Magazzinaz An early 20th-century tuna fishery, now a beautifully restored watchtower along northwest Sicily's Alcamo coastline. Mt Etna Europe's largest active volcano, offering hiking and views. Aeolian Islands Island-hop these volcanic islands for wilder escapes.
Eat. Palermo's food markets Pulse with local life and offer delectable street food. Solidea A tasting room in the northwest for sweet Zibibbo wine. Le Delizie in Porticello Savor espresso at this bar. arancini Hefty, gooey-inside fried rice balls, a must-try street food.
Stay. Alcamo coastline A secret slice of Sicily for a stone sanctuary stay. San Vito lo Capo Bask under orange beach umbrellas in this coastal town. Marsala The coastline near Marsala is perfect for kitesurfing.

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The dreamiest stone sanctuary caught between the sky and the Sicilian sea.
The New York Times
Carved into the rocks and replenished by the tides, these picturesque coastal wonders provide bracing saltwater and wide open views — no sharks allowed.
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Lonely Planet
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The Guardian
The coastline near Marsala is the perfect spot to practise your Superman moves on a residential kitesurfing course There’s no escaping it: kitesurfing is a daunting sport for beginners. Don’t be fooled by the name – it is nothing like flying a kite in a park. On the first day of a week-long kitesurfing course in Sicily, I found myself in the sea attached to an enormous polyester wing that was p…
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