Begin your tour at the small port of Siracusa, Porto Santa Lucia, named after the patron saint, Saint Lucy. See the monument to the fallen and the Dolphin Rock with its blue-colored cove, where you can start to glimpse the unique colors of the Siracusa seabed.
Continue on to the Capuchin Cave, the Coral Cave (also known as the "Ciauli" Cave), the Lovers' Cave (shaped like a heart), and the Spirit Cave. Next, head to the Gulf of the Two Brothers, where you'll admire and discover the legend of the two rocks and see two other rocks shaped like a camel and an elephant, with a breathtaking rocky and sandy seabed.
Continue the tour to Plemmirio (specifically, the Pillirina beach), a natural area, and admire the minaret, an abandoned tuna farm and close to it a mussel, clam, and oyster farm, one of the largest on the eastern coast of Sicily.
Returning to the coast of Ortigia, along the Levante waterfront, admire the Church of the Holy Spirit, the Academy of Architecture, and the Maniaci Castle. Enter one of the largest natural ports in the world, the Great Port of Siracusa, and see the Arethusa Fountain and the Marina.
To conclude, see the magnificent bridges of Siracusa: the Umbertino Bridge, the Santa Lucia Bridge, and the New Bridge, which connect Siracusa to Ortigia, creating a link between the old and new cities.
All this accompanied by a nice glass of Aperol Spritz and Sicilian Finger Food.
