Acitrezza is a typical fishing village located on the coast of Eastern Sicily, in the Marine Protected Area of the beautiful Cyclops Riviera. Surrounded by the Faraglioni, eight giant basaltic rocks that, according to legend, were thrown by Polyphemus at Ulysses during his escape, Acitrezza captures our imagination for other reasons as well. In this village, Giovanni Verga set the scene for the Malavoglia, the ultimate expression of Italian realism. The strategic geographical location, between Taormina and Catania, and the authenticity of the surrounding areas make it one of the most sought-after destinations by visitors.