Where We Are

A few kilometers from Casale La Macina, you'll find the picturesque village of Scopello, an authentic gem of Western Sicily. Famous for its historic tuna fishery and the majestic faraglioni that rise from the crystal-clear waters, Scopello offers a unique and breathtaking panorama. Wandering through the village means stepping into a timeless atmosphere, with cobbled streets, ancient stone houses, and artisan shops selling local products like the famous "pane cunzato" or "cassatelle." Scopello is the ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and authentic beauty, with a charm that has captivated visitors for centuries.

The Zingaro Nature Reserve, Sicily’s first protected area, is a true paradise for nature and hiking lovers. Just a short drive from Casale La Macina, the reserve features panoramic trails that wind through breathtaking cliffs and hidden coves, accessible only by foot. Here, you can admire untouched landscapes, rich in biodiversity, with rare species of flora and fauna. The turquoise waters of coves like Cala Capreria and Cala Tonnarella dell'Uzzo invite you to take a refreshing swim after a hike immersed in the colors and scents of the Mediterranean.

A dive into ancient history awaits you at the Segesta Archaeological Park, one of Sicily's most fascinating sites. Dominated by a perfectly preserved Doric temple and a Greek theater with a spectacular view of the surrounding hills, Segesta is a remarkable testament to the Elimian culture. Just 20 minutes from Casale La Macina, the park offers a cultural experience combining archaeology with breathtaking landscapes. During the summer, the theater hosts performances under the stars, making the visit even more magical. From Casale La Macina, you can experience a day of discovery and immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Segesta.

Palermo, the vibrant capital of Sicily, is truly a crossroads of cultures and traditions, the result of centuries of Arab, Norman, and Spanish dominations. Just over an hour from Casale La Macina, the city offers an irresistible mix of history, art, and gastronomy. Walking through its streets, you’ll encounter unique monuments like the Cathedral, the Norman Palace with the Palatine Chapel, or you can immerse yourself in authentic culture by visiting the lively Ballarò market, where colors and flavors reflect the city’s multicultural soul. Every corner of Palermo tells a story, from the exotic charm of the Kalsa district to the Baroque atmosphere of Via Maqueda. Palermitan cuisine reflects this blend of cultures, with iconic dishes like arancine, pane con la milza (spleen sandwich), and Arab sweets like cassata and cannoli. After a day of exploration, returning to Casale La Macina offers the pleasure of relaxing in a welcoming environment, immersed in tranquility, but perfectly connected to this extraordinary city.