Spisone Bay

Spisone beach features large boulders scattered in the sea and is located north of Taormina near a motorway exit. It lies within the bay of Taormina, which has many beaches including stretches of free beach. The sand consists of pebbles and the seabed varies in depth and composition.

Bay of Mermaids

Also called Baia delle Sirene, this bay is a sheltered natural harbor favored by local fishermen. It has a shallow seabed visible through emerald waters, home to posidonia sea grass important to the marine ecosystem. Stone islets in the bay create a suitable environment for snorkeling. The stop lasts about 30 minutes.

30 min

Bay of Mazzarò

Located just 10 minutes from Taormina, Mazzarò beach lies in a natural inlet with turquoise and emerald waters. Historically a fishing village, it is now known for elegant beaches near luxury hotels and the Taormina cable car station. The gravel and pebble beach offers both bathing establishments and free areas. The bay includes caves and marine ravines for exploration with snorkeling gear. The stop lasts about 60 minutes.

60 min

Isola Bella

Isola Bella is an island between Capo Taormina and Capo Sant'Andrea, known as "The Pearl of the Mediterranean." Covered with Mediterranean scrub and exotic plants, it forms a natural botanical garden. Beaches around the island are gravel and pebbles, with options for umbrellas and sunbeds or free beach areas. The small beach at the island's base has iridescent water colors due to light effects. Waters are clear, shallow, and scattered with rocks, ideal for swimming and snorkeling among seaweed and reef fish. The stop lasts about 60 minutes.

60 min

Bay of Villagonia

Villagonia beach is a natural gulf of rock and sand located at the foot of Taormina near the Taormina-Giardini railway station. It features white sand and transparent water and is accessible and popular among both locals and tourists. The stop lasts about 60 minutes.

60 min