Cava  d'Aliga​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 23 October 2023
​The beach resort of Cava d'Aliga is situated within the Province of Ragusa, on the Mediterranean coast. It's officially part of the comune of Scicli, which is around 10 kilometres away.

Places of interest nearby include Sampieri, Marina di Modica, Donnalucata, Pozzallo while Catania Airport is 133 kilometres away and reachable by car in an hour and 38 minutes.
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Cava d'Aliga is a small coastal village located in the province of Ragusa in Sicily, Italy. It is known for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and relaxed atmosphere. The town is a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a peaceful and picturesque vacation spot by the sea.
History
Like many towns in Sicily, Cava d'Aliga has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. The area has been inhabited since prehistoric times, and evidence of various civilizations, including the Greeks and Romans, can be found in the surrounding archaeological sites.

In more recent history, Cava d'Aliga was once a fishing village, and fishing remains an essential part of the local economy and culture. Over the years, the village has grown into a popular seaside resort, attracting visitors who come to enjoy its natural beauty and tranquility.
Highlights and nearby attractions
  • Beaches: The main attraction of Cava d'Aliga is its stunning sandy beach, which stretches along the coastline. The clear waters and sandy shores make it an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying water sports.
  • Scenic Views: The village is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, with cliffs and rocks along the coast offering beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Food and Dining: Visitors can indulge in fresh seafood dishes and other Sicilian specialties at the local restaurants and trattorias.
  • Explore Nearby Towns: Cava d'Aliga is an excellent base for exploring other nearby towns in the Ragusa province, such as Ragusa Ibla, Modica, and Scicli, which are known for their Baroque architecture and historic charm.
  • Festivals and Events: Like many Sicilian towns, Cava d'Aliga hosts various festivals and events throughout the year, where visitors can experience local traditions, music, and cuisine.
  • Relaxation: The laid-back atmosphere of Cava d'Aliga makes it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and tranquility away from the crowds.
Cava d'Aliga - frazione di Scicli
Comune: ​Scicli

Province: Ragusa​

Region: Sicily

Close by: Sampieri, Marina di Modica, Donnalucata, Pozzallo

Fly to: ​​Catania Airport - 1 hour 38 minutes by car (133 km)

Recommended accommodation: ​Le Signorine

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