Marzamemi, a charming seaside village in southeastern Sicily, is famous for its historic tuna fishery, one of the oldest on the island, and for the authentic atmosphere of its small port. The small squares overlooking the sea, the fishermen’s houses, and the characteristic bars and restaurants make the village an ideal destination for cultural, food and wine, and beach tourism. Marzamemi offers a unique experience combining tradition, sea, and Sicilian identity, which is particularly appreciated in every season of the year.

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