Tonnara di Scopello

A stunning and cozy spot with breathtaking views—a true feast for the eyes. Visiting the museum dedicated to traditional tuna fishing is an absolute must. The guide, Salvatore, is fantastic and truly brings the experience to life!

Amazing day at Tonnara We arrived at 1030am and got to skip the queue as we bought tickets online. Had our pick of the seats. There is food and drink on site, yummy salads and alcohol / non alcohol options. We stayed the whole day until it closed at 7PM. Recommend planning in advance and buying tickets 2 weeks before the day you want to go. However they do have lots of space if you are willing to line up and stand in the queue.

Perfect for couples and friend groups. You have to pay to get in and I'd recommend going in the morning and making a day of it. Food and drinks down there.

Another gem! Very touristic so I wouldnt recommend to visit it on the weekend as the experience could be different. The setting, with the old tonnara (tuna fishing business), the blue waters, the rocks… amazing! One of the beauties nature has to offer us. You can buy food inside although just basic paninis and entrance to be paid. Nice tour of the tonnara given for free once you are inside the complex to discover more about the place and the fishing techniques used some time ago for tuna!

You pay 15€ /adult for access. You Will get a sunchair, access to the small beach a small Museum tour and a great feeling from the beautifull atmosphere. Came here with small Kids and they also enjoyed it. Great for snorkeling around the rocky cliffs. Drink and snacks can be bought here. I was able to swim a lot here. This place is a no drone zone, gently reminded by the staff when they saw me flying.

No words to describe how beautiful and amazing this place is! The view, the colour of water is awesome! Better buy tickets in advance on the website.

Went there with online tickets and skipped the line early in the morning. The place is extremely beautiful. One of our favorite swimming spots in Sicilia. There is a small bar there for soft/alcoholic beverages, as well as some average pizza slices. The bad things about here are: -that small bar is very expensive, and they have a rude attitude. -they tried to sell us small water instead of a big (and of course cost friendly) one. They simply said they don’t have any big water but they took them out after small water finishes.. -they don’t allow you to take any pictures during museum visit. You can take Mona Lisa’s picture but can not do that here. -they say there are not a beach business, and don’t provide any shower facilities, but there are hundreds of sun beds on beach.

Went during holiday, very crowded but still has privacy, shade and beach chairs. Not very expensive and beautiful waters!

This is by far my favorite beach I have ever been to. My second time here and was just as magical as the first a couple years ago. On the shore of an old tuna cannery , the beach is no sand but a cement ramp into the sea. There are small cliff on the beach to dive into the Deep crystal clear waters. One of the most beautiful places I have visited on this planet. There is parking up on the street in a small lot the. A couple 100 meters to the entrance. About 3 Euros per person for the day. If you are visiting any cities or towns within an hour please make the journey. This will not disappoint!