Fontane  Bianche​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 16 February 2022
​The beach resort of Fontane Bianche is situated within the Province of Syracuse, on the Ionian coast. It's officially a part of the comune of Syracuse, which is around 17 kilometres away.

Places of interest nearby include Noto, Palazzolo Acreide, Cala Mosche Beach and Vizzini while Catania Airport is 76 kilometres away and reachable by car in just under an hour.
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The 25 minute or so drive from Syracuse to Fontane Bianche is well worth the effort: on a clear, sunny day the water here is stunning and makes you want to dive headlong into it. The beach is soft and sandy while the area around it great for taking walks; if you walk to the south of the beach you reach a little piece of headland called Punta del Cane which is accessed via a path and leads on to further beaches. 

Fontane Bianche is a small resort which is all geared towards beach life. There are a number of accommodation options just a short walk from the sea and plenty of places to eat and drink There are a small number of car parks around the beach but the closer you get to the peak of summer (July and August), the more difficult it becomes to find a space. 
Fontane Bianche - frazione di Siracusa
Comune: ​Syracuse

​Province: Syracuse​

Region: Sicily

Highlights: ​​views from Punta del Cane, turquoise water

Close by: Noto, Palazzolo Acreide, Calamosche Beach, Vizzini

Fly to: ​​Catania Airport - 56 minutes by car (76 km)

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Villamare

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