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Sicily's Nature Wonders
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Unique nature trails for walks on spectacular panoramic backgrounds. Book a private experience designed by Majolica Local Experts.
MOUNT ETNA
Etna is the largest active volcano in Europe, a symbol of eastern Sicily. The Etna Park offers breathtaking views, the perfect setting for lovers of trekking and walks in lush vegetation and black lava.
NEBRODI MOUNTAINS
For centuries the Arabs occupied the Nebrodi Mountains, defining it as an island within the island. The natural park offers many paths for beautiful walks surrounded by nature. In the center of the park, the Biviere di Cesarò lake is a popular destination for many migratory birds.
MADONIE MOUNTAINS
Located in the northern part of the island, the Madonie Mountains offer beautiful landscapes suitable for bike and motorcycle tour lovers. The Madonie mountain routes are also the setting of the celebrated Targa Florio, one of the oldest car races in the world.
ZINGARO RESERVE
A real gem, the Zingaro Reserve extends for 4 miles along the coast on the Tyrrhenian Sea and is the first protected nature reserve established in Sicily in 1980. The Reserve protects about 650 species of flora and is a popular destination for many migratory birds. It is the perfect place for hiking and diving lovers.
VENDICARI
The splendid Vendicari nature reserve will leave you speechless. The Reserve is a natural jewel. In addition to boasting rich flora, there is also a great variety of fauna. It is the favorite resting place of migratory birds that reach northern Europe from Africa
ALCANTARA GORGES
The Alcantara is a river that winds from the area north of Etna to the east coast. The Alcantara Gorges represent a magical place in Sicily. The river separates jagged rocks, formed by various lava flows, which, cooling down quickly, have taken on a very particular shape.
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