The Castellammare coast
CalaBianca
Limestone, turquoise water and no beach clubs.
Between Scopello and Castellammare del Golfo lies this stretch of limestone with turquoise colours. It is a wild cove with no beach clubs, loved by those looking for peace, snorkeling and nature.
By land you get there on a dirt road and then on foot; it can also be reached by boat. On the 4-hour tour it is the first stop: the first swim of the day, among wild cliffs and incredibly clear water.
Just beyond lies the bay of Guidaloca, between Pizzo della Gnacara and La Puntazza: a large arc-shaped pebble beach about 400 metres long, with a 16th-century cylindrical tower on the west side. Cala Bianca has no facilities, so it is best to come prepared.
The photos show the cliffs of Punta Cala Bianca and the nearby bay of Guidaloca.