Tonnara Di Scopello

Tonnara di Scopello is one of the most beautiful and atmospheric hotels I have ever stayed in. The historic setting, dramatic rocks, crystal-clear sea and private access to the water make it completely unique. Swimming in the sheltered bay was unforgettable, and the whole place feels peaceful, authentic and very special. The staff were warm and helpful, and everything was beautifully maintained without losing its original character. I would return without hesitation it has become one of my favourite places in Sicily.

Impermeable, the sea is wonderful, great for those who do not like sand on the beach. It has limited space and cost (2024) of 15€ to enter which includes visit to the museum. Great place to relax. It has paid parking on slated ground 10 minutes walk.

A breathtaking place. But the so-called position rent. The mold in the shower, the only structure present, the bar, closes at 20 with little and nothing to buy to eat, except a salad and 1 sandwich left. Low quality salad. (I wonder why in check-in they say at what time the requested meal is scheduled, if they do not warn you that there is not). If it is true that there are dedicated spaces, beyond the gate at my arrival at least 100 people, boats anchored with loud music and shouts. If you want water, a beer, or whatever, you have to go get it from the bar, and take it to the trap. And when I went and asked for bottled water, explaining that I was a guest in the trap, I was asked “but are you sure you are a guest?” As if you were lying. In short, I would understand the high cost, if it offered calm and peace, and if the services were present. I confirm that the liogo and also the rooms are delicious. But to settle for that, prices would have to be half. It would only take a few precautions, a stocked fridge, an email reminding you that there is nothing to eat on site. Un servizio spesa!!!! And a little education, finding out if I was really resident in the structure without doubting my word was easy, just “charge the room, tell me the number / ninth?” Too bad... and to think I wanted to go back.