The Spisone Bay in Taormina is a charming place, rich in history and natural beauty. The bay is characterized by a long stretch of fine sandy beach and the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean.
The history of Taormina is very ancient and this Bay has witnessed many important events. In the past, the bay was used as a commercial port by the Greeks and Romans, and it is still possible to admire the remains of an ancient Roman pier today.
The beach is also famous for its sea caves, including the Blue Grotto, which offers a spectacular show with water changing color depending on the time of day. Additionally, the bay is surrounded by lush vegetation making it the ideal spot for a walk or to enjoy a little relaxation in the shade of the trees.
Curiosities:
- In the past, the Spisone Bay was an exclusive holiday destination for the European and American upper class
- The beach of Spisone is one of the most popular locations for film and television shoots
- The Bay is also famous for its traditional wooden boats, called “Lancia”, which take tourists on a journey to discover the sea caves.
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