We came here after spending about 4 hours at Valle Dei Templi. We needed a little R & R and a place to cool off (in late April!) so we headed over to Porto Empedocle to dip our feet in the water and go for a walk on the Scala Dei Turchi. How beautiful! It was a windy day, but... More

Hello,while at Agrigento,my book recommended a visit to Scala dei Turchi,,about 15 km from Agrigento.I didn't have a car so wondered whether it was worth trying to get to.A taxi driver quoted me 30 euro return trip with one hour there.Luckily for me I enjoy cycling and managed to get the loan of a bike .Its a huge cliff like... More

If you're visiting the ruins in Agrigento, this place is definitely worth a stop. Not easy to find, but worth it!

we visited the area in the end of September and the weather was still so warm that we swam and took sun. The white mountain is so unique and climbing it is fun. Water is very clean and under the brown sand you can find a speacial mud. There is a bit to walk up/down but it is worthy the... More

Stumbled upon Realmonte whilst driving along the coast, and noticed the sign saying Scala dei Turchi so decided to check it out. All I can say is that it was well worthy visiting, it’s an extraordinary place with a restaurant at the top serving good fresh fish.

A must see! Excellent for sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling and taking outstanding photos.

Not to be missed. Great for nice photo shots as well as just for sun bathing. Nice spot for jumps off the rock into the sea!

Scala dei Turchi (The Turkish Staircase) is a place of outstanding beauty . When you look at these rocks you can hardly believe that nature can produce colours and shapes like these . You can find strong contrast between blu sea and white marl cliff and the view is amazing . There’s a peaceful atmosphere and a very beautiful scenery... More

Scala dei Turchi is a unique cliff formation backing a superb beach. Not easy to find, it is really worth the effort of looking for it.