37 Via Calamancina, 91010, San Vito Lo Capo
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4x4 access only
Getting here needs an off-road vehicle. Check your ground clearance before setting off.
This is a wild, peaceful bivouac by the sea with sunset views and no water or waste services. The front area is reachable without 4x4, but the stony track becomes narrower and rougher farther on, and a 7m van could not continue. A small cove with a pebble beach is accessible on foot or by van, while motorhomes cannot reach it. A nearby climbing area has equipped routes.
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Relatively easy place to reach by car, with a dirt road and some sharp stones; just be a little careful. Quiet spot with a great view of the sunset. Too bad there was some rubbish around. Popular with fishermen, climbers and runners. Highly recommended—we spent two nights here in complete peace.Translating
Very nice spot, although with our VW bus we only dared go as far as the first “parking area.” It is right behind the fence of the neighboring houses and is not very attractive. After that, the road was too washed out for us and the risk of scraping the underside was too high. There are currently no other vans here either.Translating
There are many beautiful spots here! 4x4 is not needed for all of them. Great sunset—if you’re lucky, you can see dolphins.Translating
Beautiful spot with no services whatsoever! The front area is easily accessible even without 4x4.Translating
Such a beautiful place.Translating
I wanted to reach the cliffs and the various caves but without success. As soon as I took the path to Calamancina with my 7-metre van, I found some cars and two vans parked. I continued straight for about 500 metres, but then found deep tracks from other vehicles, mud on mud, puddles, grass and stones here and there. It has rained in recent days and the road is impassable. I didn’t want to risk getting stuck, so I turned back.Translating
beautiful place! only accessible with 4x4 and at tyres, as one part is really muddy. but plenty of accessible spots before this one, not so pretty tough.
A peaceful corner very close to San Vito lo Capo. A dirt road leads to the open area, but you can choose where to stop depending on the difficulty of the road—there is room for everyone. There is a beautiful walking trail and also an area for swimming. If you like climbing, it’s perfect, with many rock faces.Translating
Absolutely the most beautiful spot on the island. Every vehicle can reach this point; farther back, everyone must judge for themselves. We were here the first night with 3 other vans, and the next day with 6—almost like a campsite (unfortunately).Translating
Various spots in the direction of Cala Mancina. Spots closer to San Vito lo Capo are also accessible for larger motorhomes. Toward Cala Mancina, the road becomes rougher and narrower. No 4x4 is needed; no problem with a VW Transporter.Translating
A dream! Best spot so far. Other vans went farther around the bend and were able to park there too.Translating
A nice place if you want to immerse yourself in the middle of nowhere, since the road here is unpaved. My motorhome made it, but you have to be careful. I’m not giving five stars because it’s all rocky and there is rubbish around—but if you want to stay isolated with a breathtaking view, this is the right place. There is a little red cat just waiting to be taken away. Take it with you or feed it; it will be grateful.Translating
A really beautiful spot, surrounded by nature. A little difficult to access—the road is bumpy—but it’s worth it. There is a spot to park and swim a little farther on, but there were already 3 vehicles there. We stayed here; it was great.Translating
A somewhat complicated access for large motorhomes, but a splendid place.Translating
Magnificent! Peaceful and spectacular. Access to the sea is very difficult. Magnificent sunsets. Apparently a permitted place (a local recommended it to us). One of the most beautiful wild camping spots in Sicily. But you won’t be alone.Translating
Perfect in every respect!!!Translating
Top! Many possible places to stay, access is a little bumpy but manageable. However, heavy rain could make it impossible. No services. Not too dirty for Sicily.Translating
Wonderful! A little difficult to get there, but more than worth the journey. We stayed at the spot with the abandoned camping table, pallet bench and fire pit. Very nice, but all the places here are beautiful. The sea can be reached fairly easily through a small gap in the rocks. You can drive farther to the climbing spots, but the road certainly doesn’t get any better. We had 4 lovely days!Translating
Great spot! Quiet and clean. Highly recommended. It’s better when it hasn’t rained (if you don’t have 4x4). You can swim and climb.Translating
Very beautiful place, peaceful and 50 m from the sea. Small pallet bench behind a low wall with a lovely space for a car, van or motorhome. As a bonus, a superb sunset...Translating
So far one of the best spots of our Sicily trip. Pure nature, and please take your rubbish with you.Translating
After a long search, we spent a wonderful day and a peaceful night here, with a fantastic sunset. There is a small beach about 10 minutes away on foot. There are many places for campers to stay, but everyone has enough privacy. Highly recommended!
We slept here alone, with the sea next to us, although access was not very easy. Very beautiful views.