Beach holidays with children in San Vito Lo Capo... useful advice
San Vito Lo Capo is precisely the ideal place for a holiday with children, not surprisingly, the white sand beach which the town overlooks has been awarded the Green Flag several times, thanks to the favorable opinion of the Italian Paediatricians Association.
The temperature of the water, its transparency, its gentle slope towards the sea and the absence of currents make it one of the safest beaches in Italy.
Children immediately fall in love with it because they can play in total freedom while parents can enjoy some well-deserved relaxation.
Traveling with children: how to get to San Vito Lo Capo
San Vito Lo Capo is located in western Sicily and is easily accessible by plane thanks to the presence of two airports: that of Trapani (about 60 km) or that of Palermo (about 80 km). To move from the airport to San Vito Lo Capo you can book a comfortable transfer with driver that takes you directly to your chosen accommodation or you can rent a car and be independent for the entire holiday.
The most beautiful beaches where you can go to the seaside with children in San Vito Lo Capo
The urban beach of San Vito Lo Capo offers a series of very useful services when you are on holiday with children:
beaches equipped with sunbeds and umbrellas bars and ice cream parlors sandwich shops and restaurants showers and toilets bathing establishments with restaurant water sports and activities
In the months of July and August the stretches of free beach are more crowded so it is advisable, to be more relaxed, to choose and book a spot at an equipped lido in time
>>> BATHING LIDS
Among the seaside corners that lend themselves very well to a fun day with the little ones, we suggest Baia Santa Margherita, reachable by car or bus in a few minutes. There a nice electric train will take you for free from the car park to the coast. Here too you can choose between the free beach or the equipped beach.
You can also reach the other coves on the coast by train, in this case we advise you to have an umbrella with you.
With the kids, another way to have a great sea experience could be a day on a boat with local experts who will introduce you to the natural beauty of the Zingaro Reserve.
To book click on the link
>>> BOAT EXCURSIONS
San Vito Lo Capo: Zero Barrier beach
For many years the beach of San Vito Lo Capo has been part of the ZERO BARRIERE network of beaches.
Thanks to this project this wonderful beach has become accessible to everyone.
San Vito Lo Capo: where to sleep with children
On Sanvitoweb there are different categories of tourist facilities: Hotels, Holiday Homes, Bed & Breakfasts, Villas, Villages
If you want to feel independent with your family in managing your days, a holiday home could be an excellent choice:
find out how to book >>> Houses - Apartments - Residences - Villas
But even a village can prove to be a good choice for those who want to have many services available.
San Vito Lo Capo: what to see with children
There are many destinations that you can visit with children, but some are truly unmissable:
Visit to Erice Castle by going up by cable car
Where to eat with children in San Vito Lo Capo?
There is certainly no shortage of choice…
There are numerous restaurants, but also rotisseries, pizzerias and take-away delicatessens, an excellent solution if you are staying in an apartment.
We recommend you taste the typical dishes of the area and of course the fish couscous.
When to go to San Vito Lo Capo with children?
Summer is certainly the most beautiful time for a holiday in San Vito Lo Capo with children, but September is also a good time, perhaps during the Cous Cous Fest . (next edition 16-25 September 2022)
Around San Vito Lo Capo
In the summer months the lively atmosphere of the town invites you to take beautiful evening walks...perhaps while eating a good ice cream!
On the central Via Savoia there are numerous shops, many of which are dedicated to the needs of the little ones, but also many souvenir shops, restaurants, bars, etc.
Don't miss the small local craft stands and the street jugglers...
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