BY: Marica Musumarra
In western Sicily there is an unforgettable village, overlooking the stacks that guard the Tyrrhenian Sea, an incredibly fascinating place that contains historical evidence, traditions, dialects and different cultures. Welcome to Scopello, a small hamlet of the Municipality of Castellammare del Golfo, in the province of Trapani The breathtaking view from the ancient village ranges from the oldest Sicilian tuna, to the sea beyond the stacks.
All just a few steps from the dream beaches and the magnificent Zingaro nature reserve. The pristine nature of the area attracts many travelers every year in fact despite Scopello has just a hundred inhabitants during the year, its old town and its beaches become simply irresistible in summer, when its streets are full of tourists.
SOURCE: https://italian-traditions.com
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