3 euro admission charge for adults (children under 10 are free).
This is not a stroller friendly hike and may be too challenging for young kiddos without being carried part of the way. Be sure to bring water, food, and sunscreen.
In addition to loving the blue doors we found on a little, dusty street in Urubamba, we also enjoyed: lunch at Kaia , ...
That water is absolutely gorgeous. Just waiting for someone to come swim.
Glad all ended well!
Jan
Oh my goodness that is beautiful!, how lucky we are to have such places within our reach!
How beautiful!
DO you have to pay to go to all beaches over there or was this just unusual because its part of a reserve? Just curious!
Gwynneth, We had to pay an entrance fee for the reserve. It's the only Sicilian nature reserve we have been to so far that had an entry fee but we were happy to support such a beautiful place and on-going conservation. There are private beaches in Sicily that have entrance fees that include the comforts of chairs, umbrellas, changing areas, restaurants, etc. These are called lidos. We haven't been to any lidos yet...another cultural experience that we need to try.
Is that heaven or what?
I can't believe the colour of the water! Looks like a really beautiful place! I have been busy sewing lately and not been online as much. Miss reading your blog! Hope to do some catching up this weekend.
Will be listening to the Ants fresh air piece this afternoon as I sew! I do listen to the Moth podcast and PRI shorts, am always up for any radio recommendations!!
Greetings from Malta!
x j
Love your pics, Lucia. We will definitely have to check out the camping/nature reserve once Penelope is bigger. Isn't it so nice to get to that area in Sicily? Everything is so much cleaner and calmer. Glad you had a great time, despite the minor setbacks! :)
Sigh :)
Slowly catching up...savoring your posts, so it may take a while.
That blue is simply stunning. Unreal. What a place to go for swim!
Post a Comment