Lovers of the fictional series "Il commissario Montalbano" know it as Marinella, but in fact the home of Italy's best-loved commissioner is located in Punta Secca, a fishing village in the municipality of Santa Croce di Camerina, in the province of Ragusa.Punta Secca is a long beach of golden sand that has become the destination of a crowded television pilgrimage, culminating with the inevitable photo in front of Italy's most famous terrace. In addition to its cinematic appeal, Punta Secca is a delightful seaside resort, with its lighthouse, fishing village, narrow streets and white houses. It truly represents the authentic essence of Mediterranean Sicily.To reach Montalbano's house, which has now become a sought-after bed and breakfast where visitors can stay and immerse themselves in the role of Salvo Montalbano, you need to reach Marina di Ragusa and then continue along the coast for about 20 minutes in the direction of Punta Braccetto. Along the way there will be signs for Punta Secca.The sea, with its shallow and safe waters, is suitable for families, and the presence of bars, restaurants, bathing establishments and services makes it an ideal destination for a comfortable and relaxing vacation. Contemplating the gentle line of blue, the outline of the terrace of the white house, aka the commissioner's mansion, stands out clearly, and between dips, the famous phrase "Montalbano, I am!" will always jump to mind.
