Camping Residence Capo Passero

Camping Residence Capo Passero is located in Portopalo in the province of Syracuse in Sicily. Its privileged setting will surely delight holidaymakers.

Camping in Sicily with access to the sea

The Camping Residence Capo Passero will be the ideal vacation spot for holidaymakers wishing to enjoy the pleasures of swimming in an exceptional setting. The Sicilian coast invites swimmers to enjoy a beautiful and calm Mediterranean sea for unique moments. From Camping Residence Capo Passero, holidaymakers will be able to reach directly a beautiful sandy beach where lovers of idleness can relax while the children have fun. Sunbathing will be punctuated by refreshing swimming, all for a rejuvenating holiday. The beautiful setting of the Sicilian coast will delight holidaymakers who will leave with memories in their heads.

Camping in Sicily with outdoor pool

At Camping Residence Capo Passero, holidaymakers will also enjoy the pleasures of swimming. An outdoor swimming pool is available and will cool off on hot Sicilian days. All around, sunbeds are arranged and invite to relax in peace.

Campsite near Syracuse

Staying at Camping Residence Capo Passero, holidaymakers will enjoy a privileged location in Portopalo, a small town in the south-east of Sicily. Staying there, holidaymakers will be able to reach other must-see places in the region such as Syracuse. This city combines rich history and identity. This mythical city of the Mediterranean has one of the richest archaeological heritage of Sicily. Indeed, the peoples who succeeded one another left their traces to finally give this wonderful city. Many sites can be visited in Syracuse such as the archaeological museum, the catacombs of St. John, the museum of Papyrus, or the church of the Virgin Tears. On the island of Orthygia, visitors will stroll through the maze of alleyways and stroll through small ancient squares lined with palaces with majestic facades. More broadly, while staying in Sicily, it is a multitude of places that holidaymakers can visit and a rich history they can discover.