Donnalucata Seafront Promenade – Montalbano's House loop from Pozzallo

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Donnalucata Seafront Promenade – Montalbano's House loop from Pozzallo

Moderate

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Donnalucata Seafront Promenade – Montalbano's House loop from Pozzallo

04:47

82.3km

380m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 34.5 km for 180 m

After 39.2 km for 230 m

After 40.9 km for 114 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

10.8 km

Cobblestone Path Through the Dunes

Highlight • Trail

18.8 km

Donnalucata Seafront Promenade

Highlight • Trail

On the cycle route of the sun stands Donnalucata, an old fishing village which has now become a sought-after tourist destination.

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30.5 km

Riserva naturale Macchia Foresta del Fiume Irminio

Nature Reserve

34.6 km

Lighthouse

39.3 km

Parco Archeologico Kaukana

Archaeological Site

40.8 km

Imagine a stretch of wild and majestic coast, lapped by the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. In this enchanting place stands the Punta Secca Lighthouse, a symbol of light and safety that has guided sailors for decades.

Its story begins many years ago when navigation was still an adventurous challenge. Sailors embarked on dangerous and uncertain journeys, driven by currents and rushing winds. It was a life of daring and uncertainty, but the Punta Secca Lighthouse shone like a beacon of hope in the darkest night.

It was built in the 19th century, a time when navigation technologies were still evolving. Its powerful beams of light cut through the darkness, giving crews a safe ride along rocky shores. Its high white walls stood out against the sky, a symbol of stability and protection.

The Punta Secca Lighthouse has experienced moments of joy and moments of pain. He has witnessed fierce storms and faced the relentless forces of nature. But he never faltered in his task of guiding sailors to safe landing. It was a beacon of hope that stood alone, a constant point of reference for those trying to reach the mainland.

Over the years, technological progress has led to new forms of navigation and the Punta Secca Lighthouse has seen its role diminish. Modern navigational tools have reduced its practical importance, but its symbolic value has remained unchanged.

Today, the Punta Secca Lighthouse is an icon, a treasure trove of beauty and history. Its elegant and slender architecture attracts visitors from all corners of the world. Its walls hold the stories of the heroes of the sea and the challenges they faced. Its light continues to shine, a beacon of beauty that shines in the night.

As you approach the Punta Secca Lighthouse, let its majesty captivate you. Breathe in the salty air and listen to the sound of the waves crashing on the rocks. You can imagine sailors who, once upon a time, searched for an apparition of light in the dark and relied on the strength of the lighthouse to guide them home.

The Punta Secca Lighthouse is a silent witness to our bond with the sea, our constant struggle with nature and our thirst for adventure. It's a beacon of hope that reminds us that, even in the wildest storms, we can find our way home.

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41.0 km

Montalbano's House

Highlight • Historical Site

Overlooking a splendid and reserved cove, is the house of Montalbano: the character born from the masterful pen of Camilleri and played by Zingaretti in the television transposition

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68.7 km

Cycle path from Sampieri to the former Penna Brickworks

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

A fairly shaded bike path starts from the gate after Patapata (the gate is closed but there's a pedestrian crossing next to it) and runs along the pine forest, then continues near the road and reaches the burned-out factory. From there, you can continue to Marina di Modica, following the rocks until you reach the white path.

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