10-Day Sicily Yacht Charter: Southern Coasts & Baroque Delights
Discover the sun-drenched southern coasts of Sicily on an exclusive yacht charter, a journey revealing ancient Greek heritage, stunning Baroque towns, and idyllic anchorages. As your private yacht navigates the cerulean Mediterranean waters, you’re invited to explore the UNESCO-listed Val di Noto, with its architectural masterpieces and culinary traditions. From the vibrant markets of Marzamemi to the pristine beaches of Vendicari, this Sicily yacht charter offers a refined blend of cultural immersion and serene relaxation, perfect for those seeking an authentic Italian experience away from the usual crowds.
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Plan this charter
- First planned stop
- Syracuse (Ortigia)
- Final planned stop
- Sciacca
Shore plans to discuss with your crew
- Day 1Piazza Duomo
- Day 1Temple of Apollo
- Day 1Ortigia Market
- Day 1Aretusa Fountain
- Day 2Piazza Regina Margherita
- Day 2Tonnara di Marzamemi (ancient tuna factory)
Confirm joining and departure ports, yacht availability and the daily passage plan before paying a deposit. The captain decides anchorages and any route changes for weather, sea conditions and local restrictions. Shore venues, marine-park permissions and activity bookings require separate confirmation.
Map connections are schematic, not a navigable passage plan. Distances, safe approaches and passage times must be checked by the captain.
Ask for an itemised quotation covering the charter fee, taxes, APA or package expenses, berth charges and any delivery or redelivery costs.
- DAY 01
Syracuse (Ortigia)
Begin your journey in Syracuse, specifically the enchanting island of Ortigia. This historic core is a labyrinth of narrow streets, ancient Greek ruins, and stunning Baroque architecture.
- Piazza Duomo
- Temple of Apollo
- Ortigia Market
- Aretusa Fountain
- Anchorage
- Porto Piccolo
- Dining
- La Medusa
- DAY 02
Marzamemi
A charming fishing village on Sicily's southeastern tip, Marzamemi is known for its tuna processing history and picturesque piazza. The vibrant atmosphere is perfect for an evening stroll.
- Piazza Regina Margherita
- Tonnara di Marzamemi (ancient tuna factory)
- Colourful fishermen's houses
- Local seafood restaurants
- Anchorage
- Porto Fossa
- Dining
- Campisi
- DAY 03
Vendicari Nature Reserve
Anchor off the pristine beaches of the Vendicari Nature Reserve, a protected area teeming with migratory birds and boasting unspoiled coastlines. It's an ideal spot for nature lovers.
- Calamosche Beach
- Birdwatching (flamingos, herons)
- Ancient Greek ruins of Eloro
- Snorkelling in crystal-clear waters
- Anchorage
- Anchor near Calamosche
- Dining
- Picnic onboard with local produce
- DAY 04
Portopalo di Capo Passero
The southernmost point of Sicily, Portopalo offers views of the tiny Isola di Capo Passero, accessible by a short swim or dinghy ride. The area is known for its excellent seafood.
- Isola di Capo Passero and its Aragonese fort
- Lighthouse of Capo Passero
- Fresh fish market
- Swimming in the confluence of the Ionian and Mediterranean seas
- Anchorage
- Portopalo harbour
- Dining
- La Cialoma
- DAY 05
Pozzallo
A lively coastal town with sandy beaches and a bustling port, Pozzallo serves as a gateway to the Baroque towns of the Val di Noto. Its Saracen Tower stands as a historical landmark.
- Torre Cabrera (Saracen Tower)
- Lungomare Pietre Nere beach
- Gelato tasting
- Day trip inland to Modica or Scicli
- Anchorage
- Porto di Pozzallo
- Dining
- A Lampara
- DAY 06
Marina di Ragusa
A modern and well-equipped marina, Marina di Ragusa is a popular spot for yacht charters. It offers easy access to the UNESCO World Heritage town of Ragusa Ibla, perched on a hilltop.
- Ragusa Ibla (Baroque architecture)
- Duomo di San Giorgio
- Giardino Ibleo
- Chocolate tasting in Modica (nearby)
- Anchorage
- Marina di Ragusa
- Dining
- Duomo (Ragusa Ibla)
- DAY 07
Punta Secca
A small fishing village made famous by the 'Inspector Montalbano' TV series, Punta Secca retains its authentic charm. The lighthouse and the inspector's house are iconic sights.
- Montalbano's House
- Punta Secca Lighthouse
- Relaxed beach atmosphere
- Fresh seafood at a trattoria
- Anchorage
- Anchor near the beach
- Dining
- A Rusticana
- DAY 08
Licata
Licata is a historic port town with a rich past, evident in its numerous churches and the imposing Castello Sant'Angelo. It offers a glimpse into authentic Sicilian life.
- Castello Sant'Angelo
- Marina di Cala del Sole
- Archaeological sites
- Passeggiata along the waterfront
- Anchorage
- Marina di Cala del Sole
- Dining
- La Madia (two Michelin stars)
- DAY 09
Agrigento (Porto Empedocle)
Anchor at Porto Empedocle, the port serving Agrigento, to visit the magnificent Valley of the Temples. This UNESCO site showcases some of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples outside of Greece.
- Valley of the Temples (Temple of Concordia, Hera, Zeus)
- Archaeological Museum of Agrigento
- Scala dei Turchi (Turkish Steps)
- Explore the historic centre of Agrigento
- Anchorage
- Porto Empedocle Marina
- Dining
- Il Re di Girgenti (Agrigento)
- DAY 10
Sciacca
Conclude your journey in Sciacca, a thermal spa town known for its colourful ceramics and bustling fishing port. The town's elevated position offers panoramic views of the coast.
- Thermal baths of Sciacca
- Ceramic workshops
- Enchanted Castle (Filippo Bentivegna's sculptures)
- Fresh fish market
- Anchorage
- Porto di Sciacca
- Dining
- Hostaria del Vicolo
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