Tindari

Tindari is a small town in Sicily, Italy, known for its rich cultural and scenic beauty. The town is home to the ancient Sanctuary of the Madonna of Tindari, which is linked to the cult of the Black Madonna, one of the oldest Marian devotions in Sicily. The archaeological area features remains of temples, an acropolis, and an amphitheatre. Visitors can take the ancient Coda di Volpe trail to the Reserve of the Lakes of Marinello, a 400-hectare protected area with spectacular views of the Gulf of Patti, the Aeolian Islands, and the Peloritani mountain range. The town also offers a Roman Villa, a Cathedral Basilica, and a seaside village. Families can enjoy the beautiful beaches, trekking trails, and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The Laghetti di Marinello Oriented Nature Reserve is a must-visit, with its delicate ecosystem and magnificent setting for trekkers and nature lovers