Where Myth Meets the Sea
Discover Scilla: The Pearl of the Tyrrhenian where history and legend collide.
The Legend of the Costa Viola
Named by Plato for its unique violet hues at sunset, this coast is where the Odyssey breathes.
From the treacherous cliffs of the monster Scylla to the “heroic viticulture” of the mountain terraces,
every wave tells a story thousands of years old.
“Everything is violet here, between the sea and the sky.”
— Exploring the Mirages of Fata Morgana
The Three Souls of Scilla
Chianalea
Known as the “Venice of the South,” this ancient fishing village features houses built directly into the sea. Boats are moored at the doorsteps of local residents.
Marina Grande
The vibrant beach district. Crystal clear waters perfect for diving, framed by the majestic Castello Ruffo on the rocky promontory.
San Giorgio
The upper town. Visit Piazza San Rocco for breathtaking panoramas over the Strait of Messina and the Aeolian Islands.
A Taste of the Sea
The Capital of Swordfish: For over 2,000 years, the hunters of Scilla have pursued the swordfish using the traditional passerelle boats. Don’t leave without tasting the famous swordfish sandwich (panino con pesce spada) at a seaside terrace.
