The Commune of Scopello (Italian: Comune di Scopello; population about 450) is located in the Valsesia region of the Italian Pennine Alps, in the Piedmontese Province of Vercelli. The municipality covers an area of 18.62 square kilometres (7.19 sq mi) and ranges in elevation from 640 to 1,930 metres (2,100 to 6,330 ft) above sea level. Its main centre of population, and the capoluogo of the commune, is the small town of Scopello which stands on the river Sesia at an elevation of 659 metres (2,162 ft).
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All'Agricampeggio Scopello-struttura classificata con tre spighe- trascorrerai una vacanza all’aria aperta a contatto con la Natura. Troverai, oltre alle piazzole attrezzate per il camper e le tende, l’area pic-nic, i barbecue, i servizi, le docce, l’acqua potabile, l'elettricità.
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Cetaria Diving Center, from over 20 years offers excursions with itineraries giving the possibility to enjoy a sea landscape and underwater world through the “Zingaro Natural Reserve” (Sicily - Scopello - TP). The first Natural protected Area of Sicily, one of the few Oasis with uncontaminated nature for enjoy sea excursions. The office of Cetaria is based in a 17th century “Baglio“ (from Arab bahal: yard) it is the starting point where the clients can benefit of the services like: dive courses, dive trips, boat excursions, Accommodations, Transfer. The sea of Scopello with 7 km of coast, including the Zingaro Reserve with is impressive mountains, deep indention and wide valleys. Cetaria has inserted in his nautical itineraries some points of the coast that are more interesting and suggestive as the: Faraglioni di Scopello, Cala Capreria, Cala Disa, Cala della Tonnarella, the sea with the transparency of the water gives pleasant surprises to the visitors.
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In the morning I walked from Scopello to the Baglio and when we finally went, it was in car. The parking is large enough and cost Euro 1/hour or 5/day The area is divided in two; one side is "find your own space" and the other is "which lounge chair WITH umbrella would you like". We spent a few hours at the Baglio an enjoyed the water, the sun and the food/beer available from a tiny restaurant (almost the size of a container). Be aware that the beach is not sandy but rather rocky. As is the case with many of these cove-like beaches, it is advised to get a pair of rubber shoes.... you will thank me later. Regards and enjoy, Andreas P.S. - bring a book
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Tower Bennistra, also called Bennisti, sitting atop a rock formation high above the village of Scopello, neat the Zingaro Natural Reserve, can be reached by foot starting from Scopello. Built in the Sixteenth century, it was part of a defensive system of towers. Turned into a ruin over the centuries, it was restored in 2015 and is now definitely worth the hike.
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The Torre Doria, also called Torre di Scopello, is an ancient stone tower that used to be part of a system of lookout and defensive towers built along the coastline of what used to be the Kingdom of Sicily, to protect it from pirate attacks. It can be rented for wedding receptions.
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Olive Trees and Wild Botanic Reserve with amazing Mediterranean Sea Landscape for events, scouting, marriage, bird watching
We went for a wedding in Early October and it was fantastic. It is an incredible location, super romantic. Superb views. The access to the beach is not fantastic but you can swim. Highky recommended to go for a boat tour and to sleep there. At sunset the place becomes a dream.
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