Photography Trekking in Pantalica - In collaboration with Massimo Calcagno.
March 25/26, 2017
If you love hiking and photography, this is the perfect proposal for you!
A weekend spent walking at a photographer's pace in a place of extraordinary beauty like Pantalica. Spring is the ideal time for our shots thanks to the colors it offers; Pantalica, in particular, is renowned for the variety of orchids and many other flower species we will encounter. Another highlight is the deep Anapo valley with its river, and at sunset, the limestone rock changes color as dusk approaches. We must also mention the sunrise, with the sun emerging from the East, casting unique hues over the numerous tombs carved into the bare rock. Photographing Pantalica means taking home not just nature, but a wealth of history—remember that Pantalica is one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe and has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2005.
Fee: € 25.00, includes guide service, RCT insurance, and excursion organization.
Other expenses: € 50.00 - Includes: overnight stay in an agriturismo, Saturday dinner, Sunday breakfast, and Sunday packed lunch.
Expenses do not include: Saturday packed lunch and fuel costs for travel.
Meeting point: Saturday, March 25 at 09:30 AM, Ferla, Piazza Sant’Antonio.
End of excursion: Sunday, March 26 at 05:30 PM, Ferla.
Travel: own car.
Difficulty: easy.
Routes: loop.
Booking deadline: March 22, 2017
Required equipment: trekking clothing, k-way, small backpack, hiking boots, hat, windbreaker, 1.5 liters of water, and personal toiletries.
Guide: Salvatore Marletta: contact 3334987946
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

Day-by-day programme
Important notes
The itinerary may change in the event of adverse natural conditions: in that case an alternative route will be proposed. A few days before the hike you will receive a message with the latest useful information.
Fancy walking with us? Write to us to book or for any information.
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