Ortigia, Syracuse: close to Syracuse you can immerse yourself in a jagged sea of ​​rocks. The descent is facilitated by the presence of a solarium. Arenella, Syracuse: beautiful beach of fine sand and crystal-clear sea frequented mainly by families. There are numerous bathing establishments that offer restaurant services. Fontane Bianche, Syracuse: the beach stretches for about 700 meters, most of which is reserved for private bathing beaches. In this part of the coast there are clayey rocks often used for small beauty treatments. Ample parking lots. Ognina, Syracuse: is a stretch of jagged coastline consisting of rocks and small beaches, in the summer are set up solarium.

Marina del Plemmirio Reserve, Syracuse: located near the Maddalena peninsula, it protects the Syracusian seabed rich in flora and fauna, as well as ancient and numerous archaeological finds. There are underwater itineraries such as the Giant’s tongue, Tre Anchore, Secca del Capo, Capo Grotte, Grotte del Formaggio, Grotta delle Corvine, Grotta delle Stalattiti, Gli Archi, Capo Meli and the land itinerary of La Maddalena which winds for about 10 km between Punta Castelluccio and the Lighthouse of Capo Murro di Porco.

Brucoli, Augusta: extends on the coast north of Augusta, the coast is strictly rocky and surrounded by a beautiful blue seabed rise tens of meters high rocks that house small sea caves, fish and crustaceans. Also noteworthy: Spiaggia Agnone, located about 40 kilometers north of Syracuse is characterized by a coastline of dark and coarse sand, the beach in free part also has some plants; the beach of Capo Santa Croce extends a little north of the center of Augusta under the lighthouse, the crystal clear waters are dotted with small rocks, the beach is not equipped.

The Lido di Avola stretches near the village, has a beautiful sandy beach frequented in the summer months, washed by a clean sea and the seabed gently sloping to the sea; It is particularly suitable for children. There are bathing establishments and a windsurfing club, offering a rental service for pedalos. Recalls the interest of the youngest with the animated evenings of the summer. The Pantanello beach on the Avola seafront is sandy, embellished by the presence of agaves. Clean sea and seabed that slopes gently offshore, is suitable for children. Near the free beach there are several services. Spiaggia Ferro di Cavallo stretches near the town of Avola, has fine sand, crystal clear sea and gently sloping seabed towards the open sea; It is suitable for children. The beach is free.

Gallina, Avola: extends about 20 kilometers from Noto within the Natural Reserve of the river Cassibile. The coast of golden sand is bathed by a clear sea surrounded by a large pine forest, enclosed between high cliffs full of natural caves

Vendicari, Noto: the Nature Reserve oriented Vendicari Oasis is rich in beaches. To the north is Eloro, next to the beaches of Marianelli and Calamosche, to the south the beach of San Lorenzo. Eloro can be reached by following a narrow and bumpy road that leads to a large car park. Then continue on foot for about 5 minutes in an easterly direction along the Reserve. In 2005, Calamosche was awarded the title of the most beautiful beach in Italy; It is located between two rocky cliffs eroded by the sea, one of which, the Poggio Arena, separates it from the equally well-known beach of Marianelli. Both have retained the primitive physiognomy and the entirely natural appearance. There are no establishments and can be reached by walking along a path that will take you for about 20 minutes. In the summer it is good to take shelter with hats overhead and proper clothing. San Lorenzo has a high tourist presence with its beautiful beach of light sand, a crystalline sea that slowly slopes offshore, ideal for families and children. Near the beach there are some sites of interest for those who practice snorkeling. Some stretches of the beach are free while others are reserved for bathing beaches. Ample parking lots.

Marzamemi, Pachino: the beach is situated to the north of the homonymous fishing village, a fishing village of Pachino, from which it is about 3 km. Golden sand bathed by a limpid sea. The Tonnara di Marzamemi, dating back to the period of Arab domination in Sicily, is one of the oldest and most important in Eastern Sicily because most of the tuna caught in the Ionian and Mediterranean Seas was used there. The exterior still preserves the old structure, while the interior can be visited and the Scieri, an area where fishing boats once stood, has now been transformed into the Loggia, a large room that preserves the ancient tuff arches. We recommend visits in the late afternoon, at sunset or in the evening: placed near the sea and on the old fishing port, it acquires an indescribable charm.

Island of Capo Passero, Portopalo di Capo Passero: it is considered a naturalistic pearl, inserted among the botanical places of Sicily. It is located at a point of confluence between the Jonio and Canale di Sicilia seas. To the south there is the Isola delle Correnti, a small island of about 10 km², mostly rocky and uninhabited, which can also be reached on foot during low tide. There is the structure where the lighthouse keeper lodged; scarce vegetation, mostly represented by shrubs typical of the Mediterranean scrub. Paradise for those who surf, thanks to its geographical position at the confluence of more currents, is constantly beaten by the waves. Since 1987 it has been included among the natural parks of national interest. Also noteworthy: the Beach of the Formiche, easily reachable by sea, consists of three golden sandy coves, behind it there are several caves; the Scalo Mandrie, the main beach of Portopalo di Capo Passero, houses the remains of the old tonnara.

Marina di Priolo, Priolo Gargallo: offers a long, well-equipped sandy beach. The beach is partly free and partly served by establishments. It hosts a basketball court and a beach volley court, play areas for children. It provides a free shuttle service. Present picnic areas. The beaches are equipped with slides for the disabled and lifeguards to accompany the disabled on the beach.