Acquedolci

Acquedolci is a charming town, lapped by the Furiano and Inganno streams, protected by the Nebrodi Mountains and bathed by a crystal clear sea. The inlet where the village stands is full of gardens and large olive groves. A long stretch of coast that extends for 5 kilometers separates it from the sea.
In Roman times, Acquedolci was a stopping place for travelers traveling along the consular road Valeria, in the Middle Ages, being along the Via Francigena, pilgrims stopped there. Only in the last century was a real inhabited area formed: the ruinous landslide of 8 January 1922 which destroyed a large part of the town of San Fratello caused the transfer to Acquedolci of about 1500 people.
Very ancient settlements, monuments of great value, splendid beaches make Acquedolci the ideal destination for a holiday in Sicily.