An ancient fishing village built around the tuna fishery becomes an exceptional tourist destination between the sea, typical products and lots of color… In the extreme south-east of Sicily there is a delightful fishing village, with ancient yellow stone houses, which fascinates with its natural beauty and its maritime culture. This is Marzamemi, a small hamlet of Pachino, in the province of Syracuse, known since ancient times for its tuna fishery and which has now become a destination for thousands of tourists attracted by the transparent sea, the golden beaches and the characteristic restaurants, with their chairs and blue tables, which give the small village a picturesque appearance and bring to mind the most famous Greek islands. Even the two small natural ports, the ancient Balata and the more commercial Fossa, contribute to creating breathtaking views that are impossible not to fall in love with, thanks also to the presence…