Once you’ve made it down onto the main beach, the Scala will be clearly visible on the right hand side, about 5-10 minutes walk away.
#SCALA DEI TURCHI SICILY FREE#
Many places here will advertise their ‘free entrance’, but they’re all free and the signs are just an attempt to get you down their free entrance in the hope you’ll then buy some food or drinks on the way down or back up (which isn’t a bad idea by the way if you don’t have your own). Once you’ve parked up, you’ll find several access points and signs pointing down to the beach these are open to all but be warned, it’s a steep descent. The Practicalities of Visiting Scala dei Turchi Read Later | 15 Essential Things To Know Before Driving in Sicily Scale de Turchi by Public Transport | It’s possible to reach the Scala by bus from Porto Empedocle, but the service only runs during summer. It costs, but it’s convenient and ideally located to access the various stairways to the beach and the white cliffs. So instead, we’d recommend that you make your way to one of several large parking lots all along the right hand side of the road, stretching for quite a bit, where all day parking will cost around €5 for the first four hours, or then €8 to 10 for the whole day. Note that it’s also not possible to park everywhere along this part of the road as some areas are reserved for taxis or access, so do be cautious. You can find the exact location here, on Google Maps.Īs we discovered when we visited for the afternoon in mid-summer, finding a roadside parking space can be a little time consuming, and unless you arrive early, your chances of securing one of thee free parking spots along the road are slim to none. Located in the south of Sicily, the Scala dei Turchi are about 14 kilometres outside of Agrigento.
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