Located in front of the fishing village of Aci Trezza, Lachea Island is the largest of the Cyclops Islands, an archipelago of volcanic origin linked to the myth of Ulysses and Polyphemus. A protected nature reserve, it is famous for its spectacular basalt formations, sea caves and seabed rich in Mediterranean fauna and flora. Ideal for boat trips, snorkeling and kayaking, it offers crystal clear waters and unique views of Mount Etna and the Cyclops Riviera. A place where nature, legend and Sicilian tradition meet, giving visitors an authentic experience between turquoise sea and breathtaking scenery

Imposing and suggestive, the Cyclops Faraglioni emerge from the crystal clear sea of Aci Trezza like spectacular columns of lava rock. According to the legend narrated in the Odyssey, they were hurled by the Cyclops Polyphemus against Ulysses on the run. Today they represent one of the most iconic symbols of the Sicilian east coast. Of volcanic origin, these basalt formations offer unique scenery, included in the Marine Protected Area of the Cyclops Islands, preserve seabed rich in biodiversity and extraordinary colors. A place where myth, nature and breathtaking landscapes come together in an unforgettable experience on the sea of Sicily.

Overlooking the Ionian Sea, Aci Castello is a charming seaside village on the Cyclops Riviera, famous for its imposing Norman Castle. Built in the 11th century on a cliff of lava rock, the castle dominates the landscape with spectacular views of the sea and Mount Etna. Ancient fortress of Norman origin, over time it has hosted several dominations, becoming today a historical and cultural symbol of the territory. Inside there is a civic museum and scenic routes that tell the volcanic and medieval history of the area. Among picturesque alleys, views of the sea and breathtaking sunsets, Aci Castello offers an authentic experience between history, nature and Sicilian tradition.