Taormina, Etna and Giardini Naxos (ME) - Isola Bella Beach - Sicily
Updated: Oct 12
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Taormina, Etna and Giardini Naxos (ME) - Sicily
As you travel the last two curves of the Sicilian E45 from Taormina to Giardini Naxos, a breathtaking view opens up before you, leaving you speechless.
This is one of the world's most beautiful places to visit; there will be many to confirm it.
In the background is the majestic Etna, along the coast, the beautiful bay of Giardini Naxos, below the splendid Ionian Sea, and behind the wonderful Taormina - a picture you won't forget.
The beauty of Taormina is incredible. This place looks like a paradise, and it is, for this reason, one of the most famous Sicilian cities in the world.
The oldest and still used Greek theater in the world, a historic center with a magical and evocative atmosphere, narrow alleys, art, cuisine, and above all, the fantastic sea of ​​Isola Bella, which sometimes, being so close, becomes a peninsula due to the tide.
Take the time to shoot it all because it deserves it. I only stopped for one day, but it was not enough; the desire to return and lose myself again among naturalistic beauties is still strong.
Taormina is a bit of an earthly paradise, also called "the Pearl of the Mediterranean."
After experiencing the timeless elegance and vibrancy of Taormina, your journey along the Ionian coast can be enriched by an authentic stop off the beaten tourist path. Driving about twenty minutes north, perched on a scenic hill overlooking the sea, you will find Forza d'Agrò. This medieval village suspended in time will welcome you with its quiet alleys, the remains of the ancient castle, and the historic churches that served as the setting for some famous scenes from The Godfather movie. Extending your itinerary to reach this hilltop gem is the ideal choice to savor the truest side of Sicily and enjoy a breathtaking view of the Strait of Messina away from the crowds.
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Taormina, Etna and Giardini Naxos (ME) - Sicily
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