Randello Protected Area: the beach, dunes and sea
Just 15 kilometres from Marina di Ragusa lies the protected area of Randello, one of the most beautiful and evocative corners of the Ragusa coastline. A vast pine forest and Mediterranean vegetation stretch down to a long golden sandy beach, rich in seashells and still unspoilt.
Considered one of the best beaches in Southeastern Sicily, Randello offers crystal-clear waters and a wild, natural landscape. It is the ideal place for those who love peace and quiet and want to spend a day at the beach away from the crowds.
The beach stretches for approximately two kilometres and, as it is located within a protected area, there are no equipped beach resorts: here, nature is the true protagonist. Behind the beach, the dunes and Mediterranean vegetation help create a natural and evocative landscape.
Access to the reserve is supervised by the Forest Rangers. From here, a trail of approximately 1 kilometre winds through the picturesque pine forest and leads to Randello beach. Along the route, there is a picnic area, surrounded by greenery, where visitors can relax and use the designated barbecue areas to enjoy a pleasant day surrounded by nature.
Nearby is the Archaeological Park and Museum of the ancient Greek city of Kamarina, which preserves important evidence of the area's history.
Just a few kilometres from Randello lies Scoglitti, a lively seaside resort known for its wide sandy beaches and the many services available to those who love the sea.