San Vito Lo Capo is a small seaside town in northwestern Sicily, Italy. It’s known for its beach, which is on a sheltered bay overlooked by Mount Monaco. In the town center, the 15th-century Santuario di San Vito is a fortress-like structure with Arab-Norman architecture. Arab-Norman influences can also be seen in the tiny Santa Crescenzia chapel, on the main road out of town, and the circular Torrazzo watchtower. ― Google

The marina was nothing special. But visiting the beach and the village is very nice. Good food, nice and friendly people and a spectacular view of the huge mountains in the back.

Anchorage in front of the marina is allowed and seems to be very nice. A few boats stayed there when we were there. It might be a bit rolling because of the large open bay.