
The coast west of Agrigento alternates natural beaches and equipped beach clubs. This guide helps you choose based on what you are looking for.








A white marl cliff, very popular with photographers. Access is regulated and facilities are limited.
A WWF-managed reserve with natural, wild beaches and no facilities. Suited to those looking for nature.
A long beach with a pine forest and a Greek archaeological site nearby.
A fishing village with a sandy beach, seafront promenade and services. This is where Cala Manbrù is.
| Beach | Type | Facilities | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scala dei Turchi | White marl cliff | Limited, regulated access | Photos and scenery |
| Torre Salsa | Natural beaches in a WWF reserve | None | Nature lovers |
| Eraclea Minoa | Long beach with pine forest | Varies | Sea and the archaeological site |
| Siculiana Marina (Cala Manbrù) | Sandy beach with beach club | Sunbeds, showers, bar, restaurant, parking | A beach day with facilities |
Cala Manbrù in Siculiana Marina is an equipped beach club 20 minutes from Agrigento. It has 100 sunbeds, a seafront restaurant and a private car park with 70 spaces.
Near Agrigento there are the Torre Salsa Nature Reserve, Eraclea Minoa and the Scala dei Turchi. Cala Manbrù, in Siculiana Marina, is right next to the Torre Salsa Reserve.
Yes, the Torre Salsa Reserve is right next to Cala Manbrù in Siculiana Marina. The kayak tour of about 2 hours, from 35 euros per person, follows its coastline.
The Cala Manbrù beach in Siculiana Marina is open from June to September, every day from 9:00 to 24:00.
Cala Manbrù is located in Siculiana Marina (AG), on the southern coast of Sicily. 20 minutes from Agrigento and the Valley of the Temples, 2 hours from Palermo and Catania. The beach is easy to reach and has a private car park with 70 spaces.