Spiaggia di Màcari

Spiaggia di Màcari, also known as Golfo di Macari, is a picturesque beach located in the Gulf of Macari, on the northwestern coast of Sicily. This stunning natural location is situated between the towns of San Vito Lo Capo and Macari, which is a small fishing village known for its breathtaking scenery. The beach is part of a natural bay that stretches from Monte Cofano to Capo San Vito, within the province of Trapani.

The Gulf of Macari is characterized by a series of secluded beaches and coves along its wild and rocky coastline, offering a fantastic sea for visitors to swim in. Spiaggia di Màcari is one of these beaches, known for its pleasant sand, clear blue water, and stunning sunsets. The beach offers a mix of rocky and sandy areas, making it a versatile destination for beachgoers. The sunsets in Macari are particularly breathtaking, as the sun peacefully sets into the sea.

Spiaggia di Màcari is equipped with several amenities to ensure a comfortable visit for its guests. There are chairs and umbrellas available for rent, and a food van is present during the day, selling a variety of drinks and food items. The beach is considered baby and child-friendly, with many visitors enjoying snorkeling in its clear waters.

Parking at Spiaggia di Màcari is free, with the car park located a 10-15 minute walk from the beach. For those who prefer not to walk, a small train service is available to transport visitors from the car park to the beach. The beach is also accessible for those who need assistance, with a gatekeeper available to help bring cars closer to the beach for disembarking.

To reach Spiaggia di Màcari, one can easily drive from the Palermo-Mazara del Vallo highway, taking the exit for Castellammare del Golfo and then following the provincial road 16 towards San Vito lo Capo. From there, a small internal road will lead to the village of Macari and the beach.

Despite its beauty and amenities, Spiaggia di Màcari is not typically crowded, offering plenty of space for visitors. However, it can become busier during the weekends, as is common with many popular locations in Sicily.